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Harry Smith back in first-team training but may not be available to start against Harrogate Town

The striker was training at Beversbrook on Thursday (October 3), but head coach Mark Kennedy remained non-committal over the role he would be able to play this weekend.

03.10.24, 20:51 4 Min Read

by Sam MorsheadEditor

Harry Smith has returned to first-team training after illness but it is unclear whether he will be ready to make a starting comeback against Harrogate Town.

Smith missed the trip to Tranmere Rovers on Tuesday (October 1), having previously served a three-game ban following his red card for violent conduct at Barrow.

The striker was training at Beversbrook on Thursday (October 3), but head coach Mark Kennedy remained non-committal over the role he would be able to play this weekend.

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