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It is a cruel blow to the striker, who signed for the Magpies in March for a fee of £5,000 because it was clear that the former Gedling man required a proper full pre-season training programme to help him adjust to life as a professional footballer.
Scoffham's leg is currently in plaster after being rushed to straight to hospital after the 1-1 draw with Oldham on Saturday and after seeing yet another player injured in the closing stages of such a dismal season, manager Gary Mills told the Nottingham Evening Post;
"It is a blow to lose Scoff - it is just another blow to finish off the season.
We are not sure how long he will be out. Hopefully he'll be back in time to prepare properly for next season."