HARROGATE, ENGLAND - DECEMBER 1: A Harrogate fan holds a scarf during the FA Cup second round match between Harrogate Town and Hastings United at the CNG Stadium on December 1, 2012 in Harrogate, England. (Photo by Paul Thomas/Getty Images)
According to their official club website, Stephen Dooley, Dean Cornelius, and Josh March will not be travelling with Harrogate Town to Bradford City.
This weekend, Harrogate Town travels to Valley Parade in an effort to avenge their nail-biting 1-0 loss to Gillingham last time around.
The Yorkshire team is presently in 21st position in League Two and is dealing with some injury issues.
According to their website, Josh Falkingham will need to be evaluated before Saturday after being forced out with an injury last weekend against the Gills.
Harrogate hoping for great outcome
With six points from their first seven league games, Harrogate is three points above the danger zone.
They haven’t had winger Dooley play for them yet this season as he recovers from an injury. The 31-year-old, a former junior international for Northern Ireland, signed from Rochdale last year and adds valuable experience to their ranks.
Midfielder Cornelius signed for the Sulphurites in the summer when his deal with Motherwell terminated. Having previously played his whole career to date in Scotland, he has now made five appearances for his new team.
Regarding March, he was acquired on deadline day in order to strengthen the offensive unit. The 26-year-old, who has previously been signed by Forest Green Rovers, assisted Stevenage in gaining promotion from the fourth tier last season, and he will be anxious to prove his worth to Harrogate.
The absence of the trio is somewhat of a setback for Simon Weaver’s team, but they will be hoping that Falkingham can overcome his injury from last week and rejoin the action.
The goal for Bradford is to start moving up the league standings after their 1-1 draw with Grimsby Town in their most recent match.
