Daish urges Fleet to make most of second chance
Published: 00:00, 05 April 2007
Gravesend & Northfleet v Halifax Town
GRAVESEND will be looking to keep their play-off campaign on track when they face a rearranged game against Halifax Town tonight.
The first attempt was played in torrential rain in December and was abandoned midway through the second half due to a waterlogged pitch.
Halifax were leading 2-1 at the time and looking relatively comfortable.
Gravesend manager Liam Daish said: "We've got a second bite of the cherry and have got to take advantage of that."
Danny Slatter (foot) is expected to be available while Mark Ricketts (knee) remains out injured.
Admission prices for tonight's game have been reduced to £8 for adults and £4 for concessions. Each full-paying adult attending the match will be able to bring two children to the game for free.
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