Our main threats will be Elliot Lee linking up from midfield with centre forward Paul Mullin who will hassle your defenders for the whole match. With Andy Cannon and George Evans tidying up in the middle of the park. I would think we'll go with a young striker up front with Mullin called Sam Dalby, if Fletcher isn't fit. Ollie Palmer will probably be on the bench who is a 6 ft 4 striker. Our other main attacking threats will be from any set pieces, including our long throws from centre half Ben Tozer. We also have a pacey and tricky right wing back called Ryan Barnett, who will run at your wing backs and put good crosses in the box, but he's not the best defensively.

Wxm fan in peace. We were particularly poor yesterday against Newport who pressed well and nullified any creativity we had. We had four first teamers injured one of which, Tom O'Connor who we signed from Burton, will be out for a few weeks with a broken bone in his foot. He's a massive loss. I think when most Wxm fans saw the team sheet yesterday, we knew we were in for a hard time. Will Boyle made most of us nervous as he has a few mistakes in him, and within 17 mins our fears were realised with a straight red. We should have a couple back for Monday, particularly Andy Cannon who is a creative midfielder we signed from Hull City. I think if you press us well, we'll revert to hoofing the ball forward which never really works for us away from home. However, we can be direct and play down the channels well. Mullin will hassle your defenders for the full 90 mins, he's a great player. Others to watch our for are Elliot Lee, attacking midfielder and George Evans our creative midfielder. Our goal keeper Arthur Okonkwo, is also a real talent and on loan from Arsenal. If we can hold you off until the second half, we usually pick up the pace and improve as the match progresses. Just to give some context, I've been a season ticket holder for years and have supported the club through thick and thin since the 80's. Some of the new fans have high and somewhat unrealistic expectations. There's lots of talk among the new fans of the Championship and Premiership, but I think most realists believe that our natural level is to challenge in league one. As for drawing Blackburn in the cup, I was made up as it's a historic big club and ground and real chance for us to test ourselves against better opposition. We would have taken a big away following regardless of the takeover by Rob and Ryan, as we have always generated a good away following. Hopefully it's a good competitive game. With the exception of Monday, all the best for the rest of the season and I hope you can eventually get the owners you deserve who can raise your club back to the heights it's enjoyed in the past. We thought it would never happen to us but out of the blue R&R came a long and our future looks stable and exciting.