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1Bromley39+2679
2MK Dons39+3674
3Cambridge Utd38+2872

4Notts County38+2670
5Swindon39+1869
6Salford39+667
7Grimsby38+1662

8Chesterfield39+962
9Crewe39+1160
10Walsall39+760
11Oldham37+1358
12Barnet39+657
13Fleetwood Town39+254
14Colchester38+953
15Accrington Stanley38-448
16Gillingham38-1245
17Bristol Rovers39-2043
18Cheltenham38-2242
19Shrewsbury39-2641
20Tranmere39-2136
21Crawley Town39-2431
22Newport County39-2831

23Harrogate Town39-2930
24Barrow38-2729

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Gillingham Game Off?

By: Bill Osborne
Date: 08/02/2001

Grimsby Town's game at Gillingham is now in doubt with the pitch currently waterlogged and rain forecast over the next 48 hours. Local flooding is also occurring and the game must certainly be a non-starter. Officials have scheduled a pitch inspection on Friday at 9.00am.

The inspection is to be carried out on Friday morning around the time that Grimsby Town's contingent are due to depart from Blundell Park on their journey to Gillingham's Priestfield Stadium. Although a final decision may not be made following the pitch inspection by a local referee from Kent, it would almost certainly give a clear indication of the prospects of the game going ahead on Saturday.

If this game is called off it puts a great deal of pressure on the Mariners in terms of income as postponed games are usually re-scheduled for Tuesday nights which means less in gate receipts and with the number of games that have already been postponed this must be a worry to the club.

The squad too will be under pressure as it seems likely that they will be playing two games a week until the end of the season and players who take a knock in a game will have little chance to recover. This may mean that some of the younger players we have seen little of this season come into the picture if injuries do mount up.


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Blundell Park will not be used for Hull City's match against Leyton Orient on Saturday despite the offer from The Mariner's Vice-Chairman Bryan Huxford to stage the fixture.

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