Our Pools writer is predicting a change of shape ahead of the trip to Woking - what do you think?
5. Left-back: David Ferguson
An ever-present so far this season, taking his total to 197 appearances for Pools. Has been solid defensively and showed one or two signs of reigniting his productive partnership with Mani Dieseruvwe in the second half of Saturday's draw with Wealdstone. Photo: Frank Reid
6. Defensive-midfield: Nicky Featherstone
Made a real difference after his introduction at half time on Saturday and could be set to start in Surrey as Pools look to make better use of possession. Pools have a number of impressive midfielders at their disposal but none can do quite what the veteran Featherstone can in terms of keeping the ball and helping his side control the game. Photo: Frank Reid
7. Central-midfield: Nathan Sheron
Still looks full of running and will be desperate to keep his place in the side ahead of the long trip south. Adds real bite to the midfield and has popped up in a number of promising attacking positions. Photo: Frank Reid
8. Central-midfield: Greg Sloggett
In line for his first start after a purposeful cameo on Saturday. Sarll felt Jack Hunter looked tired against Wealdstone and Sloggett should be raring to go after missing the first couple of weeks of the campaign with an ankle injury. Given how difficult it is to play two games in three days, coupled with the amount of running Sarll expects from his midfield, it feels like Pools could use some fresh legs in the engine room. Photo: Frank Reid