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Stags ready for opening first team friendly



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Published Date: 18 July 2008
MANSFIELD Town fans are eagerly awaiting tomorrow's opening first team friendly to see which trialists new manager Billy McEwan will select.
The team playing at Hucknall will feature a mixture of first team players, reserves and trialists.

But with the Stags still having just 10 first team squad members, the expected 16-strong squad is sure to feature many new faces.

Manager McEwan said earlier in the week that he wanted to see some of the trialists in match action before making a decision on their futures.

New signings Mark Stallard, Adie Moses, Jon D'Laryea and Michael Blackwood are certain to play some part.

A lot of the interest will centre on the goalkeeping position, with speculation mounting that a new keeper is expected to be signed as competition for Jason White.

It is also thought that McEwan is hoping to make more signings next week ahead of the two home friendlies against Derby County and Sheffield United.

Hucknall are likely to name ex-Stags Danny Bacon and Danny Sleath tomorrow. Admission at Hucknall is £6 adults, £4 OAPs, £2 7-16 years, under 7s free.

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  • Last Updated: 18 July 2008 4:01 PM
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Spiritater,

Derrys World 19/07/2008 10:24:13
Mmmmmmmmm, my only concern with the trialist thing Billy, is as I summize it is they cannot be NAME players like Stallard etc. Which asks the question that you dont have the budget to bring in the quality needed to do the job to get us towards the top half of BSP. Not your fault mind you, so its up to you now to sift thru the chaff left over from all the other clubs having best pickings cos we started so late. (Thanks Haslam) If you can make a decent team out of these leftovers then that will prove your ability more than if you had pots of cash to spend. Good Luck.
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Adamr999,

19/07/2008 12:16:04
You can get quite alot of good players on free and splashing the cash around in this league can be a bad idea
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