Satire aside, on the off chance that it actually stops raining, Simon Clifford's version of Brazil should be making their way back along the M62 towards Mossley for the second time this season.
Last November the Lilywhites were 20 minutes away from there fourth successive defeat following two first half goals from Jason St Juste, a real thorn in Mossley's side on the day. With the game seemingly in the bag, Garforth substituted St Juste and promptly fell apart as the home side suddenly upped the ante: Jamie Miller pulling a goal back before Danny Toronczak equalised with a last minute penalty.
Just like back then, we head into this meeting with them on the back of three straight defeats whilst Town have lost their previous two matches. So as both teams attempt to put their faltering campaigns for a play-off spot back on track, it should add up to being a potentially exciting encounter. Then again...
Like I said earlier though, it all depends on the weather and at the moment (as the view outside my window looks like the one you'd get if you were stood in that cave behind Niagara Falls) the odds of it actually taking place look slimmer than an anorexic stick insect.
Prediction: Match postponed and the attendance at Woodley being slightly larger than it would otherwise have been.
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