Suspended Spencer Weir-Daley backs Boston United ahead of Gainsborough Trinity clash
SPENCER Weir-Daley admits it will hurt to miss Saturday's county derby with Gainsborough Trinity, but has backed the Pilgrims to cope in his absence.
Weir-Daley and Ben Fairclough will sit out Boston's next three games after being sent off during the FA Cup defeat to Altrincham earlier this month.
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Boston United's Spencer Weir-Daley
The pair will also miss the FA Trophy clash with Colwyn Bay and the following game, which will either be a Trophy replay or the home league game against Guiseley.
Being without two key players will test Jason Lee's young squad, but Weir-Daley insists United have the strength in depth to cope.
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"We've got a good squad and everyone is lively in training," said the popular striker.
"There are people who can play in a number of positions.
"Hopefully the team will do well and we'll be in a good position when we're ready to come back into the team."
Weir-Daley admits it will be hard to watch Saturday's derby, a game he was relishing.
"It's a shame I'll be missing that. It's been rearranged for a Saturday and it will be a good atmosphere," he added.
"It's a local derby and it hurt me straight away when I saw the fixtures.
"So it is disappointing, but I'm sure we can get a positive result."
Matt Wilson has left the Pilgrims and returned to parent club Alfreton after his loan spell was cut short due to injury.
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