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21st July 2006
Polish central defender Sebastian Kalinowski will again be in the squad for Saturday's friendly at Borrowash before flying back to Poland for a holiday meaning he will miss the next four friendlies.

Manager Gary Norton said: "I am keen to look at Sebastian against higher opposition, but we will have a final look at him tomorrow before he flies back to Poland. However, I expect to make some sort of offer to him as he has impressed so far.

"We have the likes of Colin Hoyle, Matt Millns and Andy Simpson, but he would add competition and push for a shirt, and it would be a nice problem to have."
Striker Ravi Sangha has also made an impression in the last two games scoring three goals.

Norton said: "I have been very impressed with Ravi's movement, his strength and hard work, and he seems to have a knack of being in the right place at the right time and there is a strong chance we will ask him to stick around a bit more to see how he does against better opposition."

There will be another new face with the Moatmen, with Norton having a look at former Nottingham Forest midfielder Nick Hawkins.
Hawkins, who can also play at full-back, was released by Gary Megson and asked Norton if he could have a trial.

Still missing will be midfielders Tom Betteridge, Mickey Lyons and Matt Moran who are still away on holiday while goalkeeper Tommy Whittle may not be risked as he has a slight groin problem, meaning Steve Harris is set to play.

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