Goalie problems at Wrexham
Hereford United's big LDV game against Wrexham is only three weeks away and as a result of an injury the Racecourse side currently haven't got a senior goalkeeper available.
Yesterday Wrexham played Sheffield Wednesday but went three goals down in just ten minutes, and to rub salt into their wounds, they finished with nine players when goalkeeper Andy Dibble was forced off with a thigh injury and all substitutions had been made.
At the beginning of the season ex-Hereford United stopper Matt Baker joined the North Wales club but he moved to MK Dons recently. Dibble was injured early in the campaign and Baker made a string of appearances, but Dibble regained his fitness and his place in the side.
Because of the severe financial problems Wrexham have, it was decided to let Baker leave.
Under the terms of their CVA, Wrexham will either have to play a goalie from their youth team or get special permission from the FA to bring one in.