Notts County boss Ian Burchnall has provided an injury update ahead of his team's trip to Torquay United tomorrow (Saturday).
Defenders Kyle Cameron and Richard Brindley will be the only two absentees for the clash, with Cal Roberts, Kairo Mitchell, Joel Taylor and Ed Francis all in contention to return to the side.
Torquay are 11 points behind Notts in 11th, though Burchnall recognises it will be a tough game for his side. It is one they are ready for, though, with the squad in good shape after some difficult times earlier in the season.
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"Just Kyle Cameron and Richard Brindley still working back from injury," Burchnall said in his pre-match press conference. "Brinds has had his op. He has a cast on at the minute so he's just doing some fitness work, he can't do too much with a football.
"Kyle Cameron was out on the pitch today building it up and we'll scan him again in a couple of weeks and check where he's at.
"Cal, Kairo, Joel and Ed are all in contention to come back in. All are training well. It's really competitive at the moment. We've won three of the last four, the squad are doing great, there's lots of competition and that's exactly how we want it.
"We need good players on the bench, we need good players that maybe don't even make the bench, and then them to have the bit between their teeth and say 'I'm going to train hard and force my way back in'. And that's the same for every player. That's the situation that we want. There is healthy competition in there and I think it's a great position to be in."
After being in a difficult position with illness and injuries earlier in the season, Burchnall is relishing a near-full squad to choose from and the difficult decisions that come with it.
"I think that was the frustration, that we have a big squad and lots of quality and from the week from Solihull through to Stockport, we were quite threadbare," he said. "It was tough. You did feel it around; everybody was disappointed after that game. I think just getting everyone healthy and back on the pitch (is important). And now you have difficult decisions.
"Difficult decision with the goalkeeper last week, difficult decision on the bench and who should start, who should come back in. Everybody's hungry and they want to be a part of it, I think that's a healthy situation."
