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NURSE OUT TO AID THE SADDLERS

LEAGUE TWO
WALSALL defender George Nurse is hoping to be involved in as many games as possible, but accepts that players may need to be rested amid a hectic fixture schedule.
The 21-year-old Bristol City loanee has been a first-team regular since the beginning of October and is keen to keep it that way, but knows the depth of the squad will be important as the games carry on coming.
“This season’s a bit of a mad one and the games are thick and fast, it’s good to have versatility in the team,” said Nurse.
“I want to stay in the team as long as I can but if I nee...

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