From the BBC in 2001...
Van driver Stuart Coburn is hoping to steer Altrincham to FA Cup glory at the expense of Tommy Taylor's Darlington.
The 26-year-old goalkeeper goes into the second round match against Darlington at Moss Lane on a high after saving three penalties in a game.
Coburn stopped one in normal time with the scores locked at 1-1 and two in the FA Trophy shoot-out victory over Accrington Stanley.
Watching Darlington manager Taylor would surely have been impressed with his match-winning display.
Coburn had trials with Crystal Palace and Leicester last season but was disappointed when nothing materialised.
"For the rest of the season I wasn't in top form as I had a lot on my mind, " he said.
"Every game I was playing I was being told that someone was watching me. You start to believe it and start to believe how good you are.
I have fallen asleep the last few nights thinking of what might happen if we get through to the next stage - but I'd settle for any big team
Altrincham's Stuart Coburn
"In the end it was getting on my nerves and affecting my game. It was no good for me and no good for the club."
He added: "Now if I am told somebody is watching me, I just put that out of my mind and concentrate on doing best for Altrincham.
"This season I have knuckled down and got on with it. I'm 26 now and don't know if full-time football will happen for me.
"If it doesn't happen then it was meant to be. But I have to say I am enjoying my time at Altrincham, they really look after you really well."
Coburn said he got a taste for the big time, working alongside former England keeper Tim Flowers at Leicester.
"I was really disappointed nothing developed. I went down with winger Kevin Ellison and he was signed up.
"Working with people like Tim Flowers, it was a different world. You just concentrate your own position.
"At Altrincham we having been playing on Saturday and Tuesday and working on set-plays on Thursday. The lads just want to bang goals past you, which doesn't help."