The Fishy - Grimsby Town FC

League Two Table

  PGDPts
1Salford12+725
2Barnet10+821
3Crewe12+421

4Walsall11+919
5Cheltenham12-118
6York11+617
7Gillingham12+317

8Shrewsbury12-417
9Chesterfield12+216
10Exeter12+216
11Accrington Stanley12+115
12Newport County12+115
13Tranmere12015
14Rochdale12-215
15Swindon12-315
16Bristol Rovers12-415
17Grimsby12014
18Fleetwood Town12-114
19Colchester11-312
20Port Vale10-412
21Oldham11-411
22Rotherham12-611

23Northampton10-210
24Crawley Town10-95

Full League Two Table
Prem|Champ|L1|L2|NL|NLN|NLS
SPL|SC|S1|S2

The Fishy on XThe Fishy on Bluesky
NewsNow logo

Question of the Week

Are Grimsby more likely to get...




 

Injury List 13/11/2001

By: Peter Forrester
Date: 13/11/2001

WITH the Arsenal game drawing ever closer who will be available for the all important league fixtures leading to the big game? Millwall are Grimsby's next opponents on Saturday at Blundell Park.

Marlon Broomes - the defender has been re-signed for a further month at the club and he will be endeavouring to repeat his scoring feat in the Worthington Club against Arsenal as he did against Liverpool. The centre back is suffering a sore knee but shouldn't be much of a worry for the game against The Lions.

John McDermott - Town's longest serving player will be out till Christmas but the good news is he has began light running sessions again.

Alan Neilson - Macca's short-term replacement is also suffering a calf injury but is back training and may be in contention for Saturday's Millwall game.

David Morgan - the youngster is suffering from a hamstring injury.

Stacy Coldicott - the ex Baggie is suffering from a strained muscle in his leg.

Stuart Campbell - In Dr Fishy's opinion the only midfielder who can run forward with the ball suffered a kick to the knee and is receiving treatment.

Phil Jevons - The Scouser twisted his knee in the 0-0 draw with Sheffield Wednesday and is also receiving treatment. Fans are probably hoping the striker can hit another 35 yard scorcher against Arsenal as he did against the team he supported as a youngster, Liverpool.

Steve Livingstone - The striker is still hard at it trying to regain full fitness. Another player who would be welcomed back with open arms as he is much needed muscle in an otherwise "small stature" club. His versatility would also be a much needed boost.



Add To Facebook


This site is by the fans, for the fans, and we will consider articles on any subject relating to the Mariners whether it be related to current news, a nostalgic look back in the past, a story about a player, a game or games in the past, something about Blundell Park or football in general. Click here to submit your article!


Related Stories


Forum Latest
Thread TitlePostsLatest Post
Just Back Rochdale A70Maringer22/10 22:17
Stafford FA Cup game live on TNTSports14Lost in Lincoln22/10 20:28
Prediction Thread Gillingham A 26.2712vinno6922/10 20:19
Bromley10Limerick Mariner22/10 18:17
Extended highlights 15WayneBurnettsJockstrap22/10 17:58
Have boots, will travel32Incognito22/10 13:12
Lukeos Seat Count580rancido22/10 13:01
TV Games/Upcoming Fixtures3SiteBot22/10 04:30
Match Thread Rochdale A 26/27282Lost in Lincoln21/10 22:30

This Season and previous Seasons