WARMINSTER boss Peter Russell admits he has no idea what to expect from tomorrow's opponents Fawley.
Fawley drew 6-6 with East Cowes Victoria on Saturday in one of three Division One matches to survive the weather, leaving Russell and the rest of the league scratching their heads.
He said: "I don't know what sort of game that was, but it must have been good to watch.
"Any way you look at it, this was a freak result. The only thing you can say about Fawley is that they must be an attacking side."
Russell will have to move quickly to plug the gap left in central defence by Scott McMillan, who has been posted to Germany with the army.
His son, Graham, is favourite to replace McMillan, though he faces stiff competition from reserve team defender Ben Seacon.
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