Mace faces long spell on the sidelines
Mace is the second players at Brakes to suffer the injury this season following on from Connor Gudger.
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Hide Ad“It’s really disappointing news and not a great time to do it what with the way the NHS is going,” said Holleran.
“It’s bitterly disappointing for James, especially with him being so close to breaking the all-time appearance record at the club.
“But even at 35, if I had to put money on anyone coming back from this it would be Mace.”
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Hide AdHolleran has also shed some light on the departure of striker Jack Storer.
Storer joined up with AFC Telford after his release from Leamington last week and Holleran said a clean break was best for both parties.
“When we brought Jack in we were aware of all his plusses and minuses,” said Holleran of the 22-year-old. “We said we would give it a month and we gave it more than a month and it wasn’t working for both parties.”
Storer failed to score in his time at Brakes and missed a penalty in FA Trophy shootout defeat to Concord Rangers.
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