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Julian Joachim
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Who Are Ya: Boston

By: Richard Hubbert
Date: 27/07/2006

WITH the new season almost upon us, it's time to cast an eye upon the teams in League Two for 2006-2007. Richard Hubbert turns his attention to Town's first opponents Boston.

Boston

ManagerSteve Evans
Last Season11th in League Two
Transfers In
David FarrellPeterboroughFree
Paul TaitChesterFree
Richie RyanScunthorpeFree
Anthony EldingKetteringFree
Tim RyanPeterboroughFree
Mark AlbrightonDoncasterFree
Francis GreenLincolnFree
Andy MarriottTorquayFree
Transfers Out
Lawrie Dudfield Notts CoFree
Alan WhiteNotts CoFree
Austin McCannNotts CoFree
Danny Thomas Released
Steve Melton Released
Key PlayerJulian Joachim. Joachim got 16 goals last season for the Pilgrims. If he can net the same again, Boston can be almost certain of another season in the football league. However, if Boston have realistic ambitions this year, Joachim can't do all the work alone. They will need the likes of Elding, Tait and Green to help him with the goals.
StrengthsThere's plenty of experience in the Boston side this year. The likes of Albrighton, Marriott and Farrell know the lower leagues inside-out.
WeaknessesConsistency. Only once last season did the Pilgrims record three wins in a row. Like the Mariners in 2004/05, they were unable to produce a run of results to propel them into the play offs. Away from home they are particularly weak - they scored just 16 goals away last season - the least in the league.
Prediction17th. Boston have plenty of experienced players, but they have a very small squad. Therefore, any injuries or suspensions may severely hamper any chances of glory this season.

Next Team: Bristol Rovers

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