PREVIEW
This is the game that Swansea supporters have looked forward to for a while. It's been four years since Jan Molby was removed from the Swansea managerial seat by the then new owners, Silver Shield Plc.
Maybe then it is quite fitting that this could turn out to be the last game of their regime. Did anyone see that coming? But it's more than just catching up with old friends at Aggborough tomorrow, we need to win this game otherwise we are really being dragged into a fight at the bottom of the table.
Jonathan Coates, who had his best game for a while on Tuesday night is out of the game and will be replaced in all likelihood by Richie Appleby. Other than that it is likely to be an unchanged Swansea side that makes the trip North to Kidderminster.
Molby's side too is struggling and sit one place behind us in the league table with the same 10 points from the 10 games played. Their fans will be thinking the same as us, they need a win and this should make it into an interesting and possibly entertaining game.
Of course, this is the first meeting between the two sides in league competition, having only faced each other once outside the Welsh Cup before. That was a FA Cup tie back in 1989, at the start of a run that saw us eventually knocked out 8-0 at Anfield in a replay. I remember the tie well and Kidderminster pushed us close that day despite us being 2 up inside 10 minutes.
A start like that tomorrow would be the stuff that Addison's dreams are made of - I can't see it happening though. The biggest question that we need to ask is will Kidderminster have the ability to expose our defence which is looking very weak at the moment. A clean sheet would be nice and would be just our second of the season.
The JackArmy.net predictor says a Kidderminster win but I have this sneaky feeling that it is going to be proved wrong this time.
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