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Duo set for Gills recalls Captain Andy Frampton and leading scorer Danny Kedwell are likely to earn recalls for Gillingham`s home clash against Northampton. Defender Frampton has only made the bench for the last three games since returning from a calf injury while Kedwell has joined him among the substitutes for the the last two after a toe problem. But back-to-back defeats against Swindon and Morecambe appear to have convinced Andy Hessenthaler change is needed, with the Gills boss holding a positive meeting with his players this week in a bid to get the club`s promotion charge back on track. Midfielder Charlie Lee and striker Jo Kuffour have been struggling with a virus but are expected to be okay. Lewis Montrose serves the final game of his three-match suspension while Barry Fuller (knee), Danny Spiller (ankle), Dennis Oli (hamstring) and Adam Birchall (knee) all remain sidelined. Northampton boss Gary Johnson looks set to stick with the same starting XI for the trip. Following the 3-1 home defeat to Hereford, Johnson made four changes for the visit of Rotherham last weekend and Town halted a four-game losing league run with a 1-1 draw. Loan signing Derek Niven made his debut in midfield alongside youngster Chris Arthur, while former Gillingham man Adebayo Akinfenwa returned from a fractured jaw along with fellow forward Lewis Young. "I suspect Arron Davies (back and hamstring) won't be available for Saturday, but to be honest we probably aren't looking to make any changes," Johnson said. "The team that played last weekend deserves to start again and it would be nice to get a run where we can keep the same team. "We've made Jake Robinson and Bas Savage available for loan this week but of course both of them can still turn it around and have a career here. They are both good pros and we had a practice game on Wednesday in which both those two worked very hard." On-loan midfielder George Baldock, on the bench for the Rotherham game, has since returned to parent club MK Dons.