Chorley v Hornets by our Man at Red HallThe Lynx could have ex-Hornets forward Phil Harrison ready to face his former club and coach Graeme West is trying to negotiate a further loan deal with half-back Neil Alexander.
"We have been in touch with Rochdale and are just waiting for their response,'' said Lynx official Dennis Ramsdale.
But Hornets may well insist that Alexander is not in the side on Sunday, unless he registered permanently with Chorley.
Hornets may well make a change in the pack with David Stephenson (pictured) ready to step into the hooking role in place of Warren Ayres.
Coach Martin Hall may well feel he needs a touch more brawn in the front row after Hornets were exposed in that area at Widnes.
There is some fantastic news, Hall could well have influential hooker Darren Robinson ready to resume playing again, sooner than expected. Robinson suffered a jaw injury two weeks ago and X-rays showed that he had a slight fracture on both sides.
"The fact that Robinson is back in full training and is eating solid food again, suggests that his injury is heeling quicker than anticipated and it could bring him back into contention by the end of May,'' revealed a delighted Hall.