Wild hopes to have Redshaw and Binnom-Williams available
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Wild said Jacob Hanson rolled his ankle in the 4-2 defeat to Notts County, and couldn’t be sure if he would be fit for the trip to Stockport.
But the Town boss says Jack Redshaw and Jerome BinnomWilliams will hopefully be back for the Boxing Day clash.
“We had to make changes to the team on the morning of the (Notts County) game.”
“You do all your work all week and then you have two changes to your starting 11, which is highly frustrating.”
When asked what he wants to see differently from his side at Stockport, Wild said: “Desire in our own box, that’s what lost us the game.
“They worked their socks off but we were undone by two balls that dropped in our box.
“I can’t do anything about that. I could pick different players who might do things differently, but that’s all ifs, buts and maybes.”
Wild added: “I think we’ve got to wise-up, we’ve got to anticipate where the ball’s going to land.
“I honestly think we’re playing a lot better than we have in previous months, but it’s fine margins, and when you’re playing a Football League side, if you give them those fine margins, they punish you.”
Town’s trip to Stockport is followed by a home clash with Chesterfield on Saturday.
“We’ve just got to keep bouncing through them, keep trying to pick up points, we’ve got to keep going, and see where it takes us,” added Wild.
Stockport also have former Halifax midfielder Sam Walker in their squad, who has scored once in 21 league games this season.
Stockport will go above Halifax in the table if they win.
Jim Gannon’s side had won three games in-a-row prior to their loss at Aldershot, but have conceded more than they have scored in the National League this season.
County have only kept three clean sheets in 14 home games this term, but have scored 14 goals in their last four matches, finding the net in each of their last 13 fixtures.