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League Two 2010 Play-off Final Preview - Dag & Red v the Millers
BUT, we want to keep the feeling of positivity going and ask everyone gonig tomorrow to sing your hearts out, wave your flags, and make the East end of Wembley into a sea of red.
The squad of course headed South on Friday morning after their send off in All Saints Square on Thursday afternoon, and have been using Barnet's training facilities. Both sides cannot train on the Wembley surface, if you've watched todays League One play-off like Ronnie and the boys did then you'll see why.
Injury wise, there's a reported doubt over Nick Fenton today which would mean a shift from midfield for big Pabs and loanee Josh Walker coming into midfield. Ryan Taylor, who has this week told of his delight at being back a rejuvinated player from his loan at Exeter, should continue to partner Alfie up top.
Boss Moore is taking nothing for granted despite having a reasonably settled side in recent weeks, saying just a few days ago: "We've beaten Dagenham home and away this season but that won't count for anything on Sunday.
"Just look at what happened against Aldershot. I can't remember the last time we beat Aldershot and then we beat them twice when it counts. It is all about who prepares right and produces on the day."
All the key interviews with the men that matter are on our homepage for you if you need a refresher or have missed any of the build up this week.
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Playing at the highest level so far in League Two since their formation in 1992, manager John Still leads his side out for their second appearance at Wembley after a previous FA Trophy loss to Woking.
Still, who knows the lower divisions and non-league circuit better than anyone and has used his knowledge to craft a side together on a shoestring budget, has just one injury concern from a safe passage through the semi's against Morecambe, with a 6-0 first leg demolishion to boot.
Winger Peter Gain is a doubt with a torn fibre in his calf, and is rated as 50/50.
The referee for the day is James Linington from the Isle of Wight.
For all the key figures on the ref, click HERE.
All that's left for us to say is have a safe trip, enjoy the day, the walk up Wembley way and lets bring promotion back up North, Up the Millers.