Away at Dover or Woking

Tough

for them...

Come on woking !

Woking please.

Hacksaw will be pleased if it is Dover. He has a gig in Kent that day.

Hopefully there will be massive crowd trouble in the replay and the winners will have to play at a neutral venue.


Ideally somewhere near Manchester.

8th + 9th in table with almost identical records. While Woking would attract more fans to travel, Dover is one of my favourite trips. Always a good atmosphere there and we owe them one after last year's tame exit in the Trophy. And of course, Woking have a score to settle with us...
Bring it on!

Dover are massively in form and we have a shocking record against them. Woking would be a decent atmosphere too and I would say they're more beatable as they've slipped a bit recently.

To be honest I'll be surprised if Dover don't win the replay.

So would I. In fact, Woking beat them 6-1 at the start of the season.

If its Dover need to get that Palace DVD to see their approach. Pace was key, of which we have buckets !

Another factor being that if it is Dover it means we'll have trips to Eastbourne, Whitehawk and Dover in the space of eight days...

stillmanjunior wrote:Another factor being that if it is Dover it means we'll have trips to Eastbourne, Whitehawk and Dover in the space of eight days...

Perhaps we could arrange all 3 for Friday night, Saturday and Sunday to avoid excess travelling

we went to Dover and knocked them out of the FA cup 2 years ago.  They were in Conf S and we in the Prem.  Andy Gallinagh goal.

We beat Rovers and not many thought we'd do that, we beat Altrincham (out playing them) and not many thought that would happen. So what have we to fear.

stillmanjunior wrote:To be honest I'll be surprised if Dover don't win the replay.

yeah me too. but I might consider going if woking win through

Quite agree, Richard. Our best performances are always in games when we're not favourites. Remember, Thurrock, Shortwood and Poole! Dover + Woking forums already talking it up as ideal draw for them if...

stillmanjunior wrote:Dover are massively in form and we have a shocking record against them. Woking would be a decent atmosphere too and I would say they're more beatable as they've slipped a bit recently.

To be honest I'll be surprised if Dover don't win the replay.

Our form ain't bad.  Lost only 2 from 12 now and both losses were 1-0.  City are very much a team on the up. Whoever we get, they won't be taking us lightly.

Agreed, we do raise our game and look as good as anyone. Its the North Ferriby / FCUM games that cause us problems.

Benny, if I was to tell you that the Dover ground is just a 10 minute stroll through the delightful village of River to a great pub, would that tempt you?

no I don't like travelling long distances. But my daughter lives near woking.

Whoever you get by this stage it's going to be a tough game.

If it's Dover it'll be interesting if we use some of the prize money to pay for an overnight stay.

comrade powell wrote:Dover + Woking forums already talking it up as ideal draw for them if...

They obviously haven't seen how we are playing currently

yuffie wrote:If it's Dover it'll be interesting if we use some of the prize money to pay for an overnight stay.

I agree it would be money well spent.

Spend all of it for a week on the south coast...

they are really into the FA trophy over at the BBC aren't they?