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Brooks keeps faith as defender search breaks down
So the determined boss will have to keep faith with the same squad that were beaten 4-0 at Fisher Athletic on Saturday but that does not mean there will not be changes. Brooks said: "We have not had any luck in terms of finding someone to come in so it will be a bit of a reshuffle tonight. "It will be the same squad of players we took to Fisher but we will move one or two around. We have got a team in mind and if they perform there is no reason why we cannot get a good result that will kick-start our season again." The Magpies have conceded ten goals in their last three games and are now 15th in Blue Square South, seven points adrift of Team Bath who sit fourth. Brooks added: "The majority of our lads are part-time so we leave them on a Saturday and do not see them again until the Tuesday but we have got to pick them up and they have got to pick themselves up. "We made a solid start in the opening couple of games and just because we have had a few disappointing results it is not all doom and gloom. "We have a very good squad of players here and now is the time that they must start turning their potential into solid and more consistent performances. If they do that then the results will come. "Tonight's opponents are flying at the moment and they will be a handful. They are well-organised and very fit but I have every confidence in our players who can be more than a match for anyone, and if we defend properly then it will give us a great chance." Roy O'Brien (ankle), Mark Jermyn (knee) and Ivan Forbes (knee) remain sidelined with long-term injuries for the Magpies, who are still searching for their first home win of the campaign.
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