By Quayle
March 12 2005
Ahead of the Hartlepool game, Rovers have some doubts, but some returns. Tranmere go into the game hoping to rebound fter a dissappointing loss to Hull City, last Saturday at Prenton Park.
Ahead of the clash between with promotion chasing rivals, Hartlepool United, it seems Rovers have got more problems than they can chew.
The most worrying is, according to reports, that top goalscorer, Iain Hume, who is feeling unwell.
The striker has missed a couple of days of training in the build up to the match, but might still be able to shake off the illness ahead of the game, and take part in the encounter.
On a positive note, defender Mike Jackson is back to steer the reins of the defence. The experienced defender was suspened for the clash of the Titans game against Hull.
Another defender is also available, who wasn't for the Hull game. Young defender Paul Linwood has declared himself fit after recieving a knock which kept him out last week.
