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According to the FGR stewards, they wanted the match postponed due the to poor surface and bad weather, but our management team pushed for it to go ahead - probably partly due to the dreadful thought of having to go back there on a Tuesday night in Feb. The heavy rain and wind were relentless for the whole game. It suited FGR more due to the size of their players. This ref was dreadful, got many decisions wrong including a certain penalty for us and two others that I would have given. As well as being card happy, he gave no consideration to a surface that was arguably just about playable with both sets of players sliding all over the pitch chasing a ball controlled more by the wind. I thought we tried our passing game and gave our best and were beaten by a physically bigger side, the elements and really sH** officiating. To make things worse, we are now two more players short for next week.

A massive 3 points and gives a little light between us and the relegation zone. I still think one or two of those teams in the bottom 4 will go on a surprise winning run. How can Halifax win 4-1 at Gateshead especially going down to 10 men at 1-1?

Redhill, I think I walked back to the station with you and your lad yesterday - unless we have two sets of fans in Redhill!

Yip that is correct and it was nice chatting with you. We hope to be at Forest Green Saturday week.

I'm pretty sure the coaches to Colchester will be equipped with toilets. The prices are an absolute bargain for that distance. If you dont normally attend away games and want to see this historic game, then use the clubs coaches, pretty much door to door service for a superb price. A large vociferous away following could really make the difference on the day.

Actually a lot cheaper than train fares from what is more or less South London.

My first issue is the FA Cup giant-killing act has become about retired Man U footballers, not about the achievement of the players of Salford City.

A separate issue is the ridiculous funding and support of the likes of Salford and FCUM, when many small clubs that have existed for a century or so in the Manchester area are struggling or have gone bust. It is like taking coal to Barnsley.

Could have been much worse, great for us London based fans, winneable  and a town with good pubs. The world has moved on since our trip there in the 90s.

Not that great as its 2 and half hours on the train from here. If my Mrs lets me use the car it would be quicker, at weekends. I would have preferred the 4 hour train trip for a home tie on the Saturday. We are 225 miles away from Alty but the biggest hassle is getting across that London.

At least Macc miss out

Didn't Luton do something similar to us with the replay?