The countdown to the League Two Play-off Final continues and Town are set to be backed by a bumper Salopian crowd, writes Shrewsbury Town blogger James Pugh.

News coming out of the camp over the last week has been promising – the players have had time to relax and are feeling positive and fans have been snapping up tickets very quickly.

Tickets sales are already up to about 16,000 and we look set to beat the following we had against Bristol Rovers two years ago.

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Yet again we will be seen as the underdogs as Gillingham are supposedly seen as the ‘bigger club’ and will outnumber us in terms of support.

But we are the team in form and our fans are the best in the league; they will easily make up for being fewer in number by being more vocal.

We look set to have a fully-fit squad to choose from, with the exception of Jackson, which will give a Simpson a pleasant dilemma. I would be surprised if he was to change the team that successfully beat Bury, but this would be my starting line-up: Daniels, Moss, Langmead, Coughlan, Ashton, Humphreys, McIntrye, Davies, Murray, Holt and Walker.

Although Worrall played well against Bury, I think the larger Wembley pitch would suit Humphreys well, like it did for Asamoah in the final two years ago.

Walker may be the biggest surprise in my team, but I feel the story is written for him to play well and score the winning goal, even if it means coming off the bench – he certainly owes us one. Plus I am still not convinced by Chadwick and Ashikodi.

Who would fans start with and what do you think the score will be?

Another player who will miss out on the big day is Leslie after Town decided not to appeal the red card he picked up against Bury.

I was shocked when I heard this because it was an appalling decision and the replays I saw on television clearly show this.

Let’s hope this week the players remain injury-free and get themselves in the best shape possible ready for Saturday.

Wembley disappointment was bad enough two years ago and fans don’t want to have to experience it again.