Ollie Wesbury's predicted Shrewsbury XI vs Blackpool
Paul Hurst has not had to make many changes to his XI since his arrival - but he may consider it for the game against Blackpool.


On the back of the disappointing result against Lincoln on Tuesday night and because he has injury problems for the first time during his tenure he will likely make changes.
He is still searching for his first win at home since being appointed as the Salop head coach for the second time - and Ollie Westbury predicts the team for the game against Blackpool this weekend.
Marko Marosi
The keeper is touch and go ahead of the game against Blackpool but should he be fit enough he will be in the team.
Morgan Feeney
With Sraha moving back to centre-back, providing the shape stays the same, I can see Feeney switching back to right-back.
Chey Dunkley
The Town captain will start, if fit, there is never a doubt.
Jason Sraha
Can see the big defender switching back to centre-back in this one.
Mal Benning
Back available after the birth of his baby boy and Shrews badly missed him on Tuesday night.
Carl Winchester
He moved out to right-back on Tuesday night but Shrews missed his presence in midfield so much.
Jack Hinchy
He came on as a substitute and then went off after picking up a dead leg but you would expect him to be fit for the game against Blackpool.
Tom Bayliss
His form has been good under Hurst and so you would expect him to keep his place.
Jordan Shipley
Scored a brilliant goal last weekend and is Town's most obvious goal threat.
Tom Bloxham
Someone else who has been good under Hurst and was one of the brighter sparks on Tuesday night. Town's front four pretty much picks itself if they are fit.
Dan Udoh
Has missed out on the last few games due to a cough, but he was seen doing some running post-match on Tuesday and should return for this one.
Subs: Burgoyne, Bowman, O'Brien, Perry, Bennett, Kenneh, Idowu.
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