Low-flying Robins head into Salford stormpublished at 19:39 British Summer Time
Salford v Cheltenham (19:45 BST)
Image source, Pa MediaThese two have experienced, shall we say, contrasting starts to their campaigns which have resulted in very different expectations.
Salford’s three wins in a row sandwiched in between two defeats have them nicely tucked in ninth place with the possibility of joining Crewe and Chesterfield at the top on 12 points tonight.
Karl Robinson has also added no fewer than four new signings to his squad in the past eight days which is surely a sign of intent.
Meanwhile, Cheltenham head to Greater Manchester on the back of five successive defeats which sees them as the only League Two side yet to register a point and “in the eye of a storm” according to boss Michael Flynn.
Off the field there are reasons to be cheerful for the Robins with the club taken over by former Burnley chairman Mike Garlick last week.
But it’s points Cheltenham and Flynn need quickly, with Salford hardly the ideal opponents to be running into tonight when you’re trying to escape a storm.
