My plan of promotion to the Premier League becomes more and more realistic. Boston United had a very good series of matches in November and December.
Only 2 games were lost. Suddenly my team was slashed at home by former Premier League teams: Peterborough and Sheffield United. 0:5 and 0:3 - that’s too much! 
Nevertheless we have found ourselves at the quite comfortable 4th position in the table. And it’s only 3 points distance to the 2nd position.
Matches of Boston United
There were many interesting matches during reported period. I gave screenshots and video highlights of some of them at my additional blog:
Now I want to share the screenshot of very important game against Sheffield United.
Why do I make an accent on this match? There are two concrete reasons. The first is regarding competition for two highest lines in the table and corresponding promotion. It’s obvious. The second one is a bit tricky. You see Ryan Mason got injured by one of Sheffield players. He will be absent for 7 weeks. And I have no good forward at my command at all because the main goalscorer Juan Manuel Aguirre was injured earlier for 4 weeks…
Boston players
Unfortunately injury list is even more frightening because the team leader David Abbott and the main central back Kyle Bartley are also missing matches.
Now I have weak defence and unpleasantly weak attack. I felt a real weakness without these players in the match against Sheffield United. Club wage budget doesn’t allow me to get a new efficient forward or defender. So we will see how the current squad copes with the problematic January matches.
In the end I want to underline the importance of David Abbott for my team. He was the best player of the reported period.
David Abbott
Abbott’s form is truly great! This is how the guy has been performing at DMC position with Anchor Man role in the last fixtures:
