What is on offer in this evening's Macclesfield Town matchday magazine.*

Keith Alexander - "The weather clearly has impacted on not just the footballing programme but life in general. Much as it makes for a picturesque scene, personally I will be glad to see the back of the snow and the return to a bit of normality. It has certainly been a frustrating time and the worst I have ever known it. I can't remember the last time we trained on grass and of course we haven't been able to get out their on the park for close to three weeks now."

Mike Rance - "The last couple of weeks have been a bit of a nightmare for everyone involved in football at our level. At the Moss Rose it's been a real battle against the elements; not just on the pitch but all around the ground. Simply keeping the place intact in the face of the inevitable pipe bursts and freezing temperatures has been a full time job and I'd really like to thank all the staff at the club and the many volunteers who've helped out. Their commitment has been immense."

Oppo Intro - "After a stuttering start to their campaign, Northampton Town are just starting to produce the sort of form which shows why their were touted as being one of the pre-season promotion favourites as they aim to return to League One at the first time of asking."

Opposition Fans Eye View - "I believe that with recent results and the additions we have made so far in January, we will have a strong finish to the season but it may be too late and I think we will narrowly miss out on the play-offs."

Ben Wright - "It was a tough start to my career at the club. As a striker I know I am measured by the number of goals I score. So to have to wait until December for my first goal was disappointing. I don't think it's affected my play but inevitably there was more pressure as each game passed."

40 Years On - "It was an inauspicious start in the FA Trophy for the Silkmen as injuries and a bout of flu in the camp had struck down no fewer than nine of the club's 15 man squad ahead of the First Round match."

And much, much more in your Silkmen programme - Just £2.00.

And remember that Silkmenplayer subscribers can download a digital copy from about 7.00pm this evening.

*Due to the uncertainty of this game taking place at the weekend, we have produced a smaller 40 page programme which is reflected in the reduced cover price of just £2. Thank you for your understanding