Buck tell Greg Mills: Make your mind up

AFC Telford United have told loan ace Greg Mills to make up his mind about whether he wants to extend his stay at the club.

Derby loanee Mills' initial six month loan expires after Monday's visit to Nuneaton, but Bucks boss Andy Sinton is keen to keep the 20-year-old, who has been one of Telford's most consistent performers so far this season, until the summer.

The Bucks have agreed a deal with Derby boss Nigel Clough to keep the wideman until the end of the season, but Mills has yet to commit.

And Sinton's thoughts have been echoed by club chairman Lee Carter who says all at Telford want to see Mills sign on until the end of the season.

"The manager has gone on record as to how he feels about Greg and we would echo his desire to see the player extend his spell at the club," said Carter.

"We always knew it would come down to the wire hence why we contacted Derby in good time to get the issue sorted.

"The player has a decision to make and we will be maximising our time with him to make sure we have done as much as we can to persuade him to stay."

Meanwhile, the Bucks have re-arranged two fixtures for the new year.

Telford will now visit Stafford Rangers, in a game postponed from Boxing Day, on Tuesday, January 11, at 7.45pm, while the home clash with Droylsden — set for January 15 but postponed due to the FA Trophy — now takes place on Tuesday, February 8, at 7.45pm.