Source: FOOTYMAD
York City v Boston United
York City are in FA Trophy first round action this weekend when Blue Square North promotion chasers Boston United visit Bootham Crescent. Manager of the Month Gary Mills has already said there will be no rotation of his squad as the Minstermen look to build upon their current impressive seven-game unbeaten run."I just play the team that I feel should be selected for any given match, whether that be in the league, the FA Cup or the FA Trophy because rotating your squad can sometimes create problems," he told The Press. "If your squad is strong enough and you are confident you can get away with it, then fair enough if you win, but I like to play my best side from game to game and don`t take the Trophy lightly. "It`s a fantastic competition to be involved in as everybody at York City knows after getting to the final two years ago." Mills added. "Having already reached the third round of the FA Cup, we will be working hard to get to the final of the Trophy, while pushing on for a top-five place in the league."Skipper Chris Smith (above) should return in defence after missing the recent draw at Kidderminster, while latest signing Andre Boucaud could be given a first start in midfield.The Pilgrims recently set a club record ten league games without conceding a goal and welcome back ex-Peterborough United goalkeeper James McKeown from an ankle injury.Meanwhile, defender Shaun Pearson (ankle) and striker Danny Davidson (hamstring) will also come into contention.
