Experienced Wrexham midfielder Danny Sonner is an injury doubt for the trip to Underhill to take on Barnet as the Dragons seek three points.The 36-year-old is being dogged by an Achilles problem and, despite featuring in the Easter double-header against Brentford and Dagenham, is again struggling with his match fitness.
Read Sonner doubt for Underhill trip at Eurosport
Related news
- Sonner doubt for relegation clash - Wrexham manager Brian Little is hoping midfielder Danny Sonner will be fit for the vital clash against fellow relegation strugglers Mansfield.The experienced former Northern Ireland international is suffering from an Achilles problem and missed the 3-2 loss to Barnet at the weekend. Read Sonner doubt for relegation clash at Eurosport...
- Sonner set to miss Blues bout - Wrexham boss Brian Little has some new injury worries ahead of Sunday's trip to Chester, with Danny Sonner a doubt with an Achilles problem.Defender Steve Evans has damaged knee ligaments and will require a late fitness test. Read Sonner set to miss Blues bout at Eurosport...
- Wrexham wait on Whitley fitness - Wrexham play host to Bury with experienced midfielder Jeff Whitley facing a race against time to prove his fitness for the Dragons.Boss Brian Little is hoping to have Whitley at his disposal, but the 32-year-old is struggling with a combination of a knee injury and a virus. Read Wrexham wait on Whitley fitness at Eurosport...
- Same again for Edgar Street trip - Manager Brian Little is expected to keep the faith with the makeshift team that beat Notts County when Wrexham travel to high-flying Hereford.Defeat would consign the Dragons to relegation to the Blue Square Premier, but Little is likely to resist the temptation of changing the side which ran out 1-0 victors over County. Read Same again for Edgar Street trip at Eurosport...
- Sonner set to give an extra sting - WREXHAM playmaker Danny Sonner is optimistic about his chances of returning to action at Brentford tomorrow after missing the last five matches through injury. Read Sonner set to give an extra sting at Daily Post...
- Danny Sonner set to give an extra sting - WREXHAM playmaker Danny Sonner is optimistic about his chances of returning to action at Brentford tomorrow after missing the last five matches through injury. Read Danny Sonner set to give an extra sting at Daily Post...
- Double boost for Daggers clash - Wrexham manager Brian Little could welcome back two key players for the must-win game against Dagenham & Redbridge at the Racecourse Ground.Former Northern Ireland midfielder Jeff Whitley, who has had knee trouble and a virus, returned as an unused substitute during Saturday's 2-0 defeat to Brentford and looks set to feature in the middle of the park. Read Double boost for Daggers clash at Eurosport...
- Little handed triple Dragons boost - Wrexham manager Brian Little has been handed a triple injury boost ahead of the League Two trip to Brentford on Saturday afternoon.Jeff Whitley (knee and virus), Neil Roberts (knee and shin) and Danny Sonner (Achilles) are all expected to be available for selection at Griffin Park after overcoming their various injury problems. Read Little handed triple Dragons boost at Eurosport...
- Yakubu fitness in the balance - Barnet captain Ismail Yakubu has been rated "50-50" to return against Wrexham after missing the last four games with a hip muscle injury.Bees physio Mark Stein confirmed that 22-year-old Yakubu would be assessed on Friday to check his availability. In his absence the Bees have lost two away games by three-goal margins and conceded 10 goals. Read Yakubu fitness in the balance at Eurosport...
- Fairclough wants secure defence - Barnet manager Paul Fairclough has challenged his players to "tighten up" defensively as they prepare for the clash with struggling Wrexham.The Bees routed Lincoln 5-2 at Underhill last weekend but followed it up with an abject display in the 3-0 defeat at Macclesfield on Monday. Read Fairclough wants secure defence at Eurosport...
Related posts brought to you by Yet Another Related Posts Plugin.
0 Responses to “Sonner doubt for Underhill trip”