Tranmere boss Ronnie Moore is facing a potential left-back crisis to the clash with Port Vale. Evan Horwood started the 2-0 defeat to Stoke on Wednesday but came off because of groin strain with his fantastic replacement, Danny Holmes, missed training on Thursday due to illness.
Moore is eager to try and get cover in should Holmes lose out and the man can also be keen to give centre-back Adam Dugdale's deal from Crewe as it is as a result of expire following your Vale game.
Ian Goodison should return after being rested in midweek but midfielder Jason Koumas (groin) remains to be fourteen days away, Andy Robinson (groin) could miss the following month, captain James Wallace (knee) has already established a setback and Jake Kirby (ankle) looks set to overlook out all over again.
Lee Hughes and Gavin Tomlin keep coming back in to the reckoning for Port Vale. Veteran striker Hughes stood a virus last weekend while fellow forward Tomlin also missed the home convince Coventry having a groin problem. However, both players have resumed training to tackle Ben Williamson and Louis Dodds for any kick off point alongside Tom Pope.
Daniel Jones is additionally back training after missing the last four matches using a groin strain but Saturday appears like coming ahead of time for that left-back. Rob Taylor includes a calf strain and can 't be involved.
First-team coach Rob Page will be in charge at Prenton Park with manager Micky Adams recovering from the hip operation he underwent on Monday.
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