Good thread, nice not to be patronised as much for a change, and nice to hear some praise for having a properly run part-time club. Obviously they will expect to win and we'll expect to get beat but at the end of the day its football, we'll both be aware of what happened on Tuesday...theres a good interview on BBC website for a change:
Exeter player-coach Rob Edwards told BBC Radio Devon:
"I think they'll probably come here and maybe have one up front. I can't see them throwing too many bodies forward.
"They only need one chance to get back in the game and that's what happened on Tuesday night [when they drew 1-1 with Torquay].
"We've had that the last couple of home games, teams do play quite defensive against us. Even if we get one or two early goals, you're never safe."
Exeter's Matt Taylor should be fit despite receiving a knock to his nose in last weekend's win over Farsley.
But Neil Saunders is still out with a long-standing knee injury.
Altrincham are hopeful that leading scorer Colin Little will be fit after an illness, but if he misses out, on-loan Tom Cahill is set to deputise.
Chris Senior could start if Heathcote decides to go with a strike pair, while Val Owen (foot) is nearing fitness but this could be a game too soon for him.