FECKENHAM manager Clive Campion has snapped up a new strike force in a bid to halt his side's alarming slump.

After an impressive start to the season the Millers have embarked on a barren run of two wins in nine matches and trail the top two by twelve points.

With first choice forwards Brian Powell and Andy Underwood troubled by injury, Campion has drafted in Studley forward Dean Meyrick and was this week expecting to finalise a deal for County Sports hotshot Carl Fairhurst.

Meyrick, who has guested for Pershore this season and was an unused substitute in Studley's FA Vase tie against Brigg Town on Saturday, has found it difficult to dislodge Craig Pountney and Kevin Rowlands at BKL while 20 goal Fairhurst has prospered in a struggling side.

Underwood and Powell are a fortnight away from a return and with Richard Hadley, Martin West and Simon Williams struggling to fill their boots.

The Millers' slump included a Smedley Crooke Cup exit at the hands of Division Two leaders Barnt Green Spartak last week after a 4-3 extra time thriller and a disappointing 3-0 loss to second placed Romulus.

The selection headaches continue at lowly Meir on Saturday (ko 2.45pm) with defender Steve Taylor doubtful with an ankle injury and midfielder Justin Dankenbring still sidelined by an ankle problem.

Matt Evans and Mark Cund are unavailable but midfielder Jimmy Harper is available after completing a suspension.

Captain Mark Davis faces a suspension after being sent off for swearing at the weekend.

The planned Challenge Cup trip to crowd-pullers Leamington has been postponed because of the Division One side's cup commitments.