League One

WEAVER RUES LOSS OF MARCH

by
The LeaguePaper Team
14 March 2021

HARROGATE’S on-loan striker Josh March has been ruled out for the rest of the season due to knee cartilage and ligament damage.
March, 23, signed on loan from Forest Green in January, suffered the injury during the midweek home win against Colchester.
Town boss Simon Weaver said: “It’s really disappointing news for the club and, more importantly, the player.
“Josh is a really good player and great lad who had set it alight for us in front of goal. He was lively and in our shape and system just fitted in perfectly. It’s a big loss.”

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