Whilst Huddersfield feel slightly short in price, it is still clear that they are favourites for this match and their new signing Alfie May looks primed for an immediate impact.

There is simply no other player over the last few seasons who has had the effect that May has had in front of goal. May has scored 85 goals in the league in four seasons for Cheltenham (x2), Charlton, and Birmingham. This has averaged out at just short of 0.6 goals per 90 minutes across that large sample size of matches.

May scored on his Birmingham debut last season, he will be hoping for another instant impact this season.

Bonis is entering the prime of his career at 25, and he has climbed the ranks from the Irish Premiership with Portadown and Larne, scoring over 30 goals for each club in just over 80 appearances. When taking into account substitute appearances and being replaced in matches, this translates to a scoring record of around 0.5 per 90 minutes.

The making of Bonis was proving that he could then replicate this in a different environment. He did so in the Netherlands with ADO Den Haag, scoring 11 goals in 35 appearances.

Certainly, Chesterfield have seen enough to put their promotion campaign chances in the hands of Bonis, who looks in line to start on Saturday. They face Barrow, who haven’t been strong travellers in League Two over the last couple of seasons, so they will fancy their chances of notching at least once, and Bonis will be hopeful of getting at least one chance to get his EFL career off to a flying start.