Chris Powell could make changes to his flagging Charlton side for Saturday's Championship clash with Derby at The Valley.
Charlton lost 2-1 to Ipswich on Boxing Day, their third defeat on the bounce and fifth game without a win. Powell wants a response from his players and he looks set to recall midfielder Lawrie Wilson, who was suspended for the match against the Tractor Boys.
Experienced striker Ricardo Fuller has been struggling with a hamstring injury and his game time will be limited until he is back to full fitness. The Jamaican managed 81 minutes on Boxing Day but could start on the bench against the Rams.
Goalkeeper Ben Hamer should shake off a knock and defender Cedric Evina could earn a recall after recovering from a knee injury.
Rhoys Wiggins (foot), Andy Hughes (Achilles) and Ade Azeez (hamstring) all remain sidelined.
Derby will assess Mark O'Brien before making the trip after the defender returned from illness at Burnley on Boxing Day only to go off seven minutes from the end of the 2-0 defeat with a tight groin.
James O'Connor is likely to come back into the team should the academy product miss out again at The Valley.
Craig Bryson may be rested in south east London. The midfielder has been playing despite a knee problem and was replaced after 65 minutes on Boxing Day.
Depending on how manager Nigel Clough lines up his team against the Addicks, either Nathan Tyson, Theo Robinson, Conor Doyle, Ben Davies or Kieron Freeman could all replace Bryson should the Scot be given the afternoon off on Saturday.
Chesterfield striker Marc Richards could return from a hamstring problem in time to face the Shrimps.
Richards missed the Boxing Day win over York but could be back in contention to play some part against the Shrimpers.
However makeshift strikeforce Luis Boa Morte and Jay O'Shea showed enough against the Minstermen to suggest Richards may have to settle for a place on the bench.
The Spireites are searching for a first-ever home win against Jim Bentley's side and assistant manager Tommy Wright admits they have been a difficult opponent for them in recent years.
"Morecambe have been a bit of a bogey side. They're all difficult games, they'll come here having had some good results on the road, so we'll have to be careful," he told the Star.
Morecambe boss Jim Bentley is expected to shuffle his pack.
Their Boxing Day defeat at Fleetwood means the Shrimpers have won one of their last six games as they linger in mid-table.
Strike duo Jack Redshaw and Lewis Alessandra both came off the bench in that fixture and could be handed a starting place.
Bentley's side have managed just two goals in their last four outings and he may opt to rotate his attacking options.
Richard Brodie is most likely to drop out with fit-again Kevin Ellison still trying to regain his form after a recent return.
Midfielder Joe McGee is also pushing for inclusion against the Spireites having been on the fringes in recent weeks.
