Here's how our Pools writer thinks Lennie Lawrence's side could line up on Saturday. What do you reckon?
9. Attacking-midfield: Anthony Mancini
Hasn't started a game under Lawrence but has featured from the bench in six of the last eight matches. Made an impact against Barnet and almost won it for Pools late on. Has found it difficult to displace the tireless Adam Campbell and as such Pools fans have rarely seen him in his favoured role in-behind the striker. Supporters will be looking forward to seeing him show what he can do. Photo: Frank Reid
10. Left-wing: Kazenga LuaLua
Like fellow new arrival Matthew Bondswell, LuaLua is set to start his first game for Pools. Haven't seen too much of him in his three substitute appearances but should still have plenty of quality. Will not have signed for Pools just to make up the numbers and so will be keen to state his case for selection. Photo: Frank Reid
11. Striker: Gary Madine
Looked fit and sharp when he scored his first competitive goal for 23 months against AFC Fylde. Was a bit off the pace whenever he started earlier in the campaign but now at last looks like he is much closer to where he wants to be. Seems needless to risk Mani Dieseruvwe, while Madine represents an ideal replacement. More minutes under his belt should allow his influence to continue to grow. Photo: Frank Reid