Jacques Le Roux back in Covs squad for the game at Fylde.


By John Wilkinson, Coventry Telegraph.
October 26 2012

BACK row forward Jacques Le Roux returns to Coventry's squad for their National League One game at Fylde tomorrow.

The South African No.8 reported back to the Butts Park Arena earlier this  week after returning home following the death of his father, and will be on the  bench as Cov attempt to extend their unbeaten run to four games.

There is one change to the starting line-up from last weeks 20-20 draw  against Richmond, Danny Wright coming in to the second row in place of Sam  Herrington, while last seasons Warwick School captain, 19-year-old Joe Nellany  is expected to be named in the backs replacements after arriving on loan from  Worcester.

Cov were given a lesson in finishing in last year's game at the Woodlands,  going down 45-14, and take on a Fylde side on a winning run of two.

"They've not been as free-scoring this season but they have strengthened with  some experienced players and are just starting to put some performances  together," said Covs rugby director Phil Maynard.

"But we are in the same position, and we will be looking to move our game on  another level.

"We all feel that last week's game was another one that got away from us we  had a good chance to win it at the end, but we went about it the wrong way.

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