We take our usual look at who might have an impact at the weekend.
Man in the middle.
Steve Tanner is the man in charge of the Silkmen's trip to Barnet this weekend.
Despite being a Football League referee since 2003, he has only officiated the Silkmen on two previous occasion. This was in his first season when the Silkmen faced a Doncaster side destined for the League Two title.
After taking the lead, the Silkmen lost 3-1 after three goals in nine minutes either side of half time, the last of these a penalty.
Earlier this season he officiated as the Silkmen drew 0-0 with Aldershot.
This will be Steve's 31st match of the season, and to date he has handed out exactly 100 yellow cards and nine red.
He will be assisted by Lee Collins, and David Margetts with Barry Holderness in the Fourth Official's chair.
One to Watch - John O'Flynn
O'Flynn has been Barnet's major goal threat for two seasons now. The young Irish forward had already earned a goal-scoring reputation for Cork City before his move to Barnet in summer of 2008.
He burst onto the English scene with 18 goals in his first season. He has already found the net 16 times this season.
