It's been a very long day but this will live long in the memory along with our other high profile games against Brighton and Rochdale (and QuornCP Gull wrote: Thanks for that.
Whilst we are delighted to have progressed, the overriding memory from today (as I am sure you have heard and will hear more in the future) was how superb your fans were. It really was unbelievable, the support from beginning to end, the only time we managed to quieten you was for a couple of minutes after the goal ... but that was it!
Long after the actual game has been forgotten - let's face it, it wasn't the best and we were lucky to progress - the memory of your fans will stay longer.
With that sort of support and with the community feel around your club you are destined for a bright future. I have said before that I can see you achieving similar sort of success to say AFC Wimbledon, but actually after seeing first hand what your club is all about I actually think you could probably go further than them, in time.
Brilliant support and your players were a credit to you - they fought to the very last and so nearly equalised with that header. Believe me, there would not have been too many amongst our support who would have fancied our young team in a replay at your "cauldron" on a Tuesday night!
Best of luck in the League, you deserve to make it this time around.
)To be truthful a draw probably wouldn't have been the best thing for us as we already have nine games in hand on the leaders and we could do with avoiding the lottery of the play offs again.
Can I just say what a great set of supporters you are typified by this forum. It's refreshing to read some of the honest comments on here when compared to some of the narrow minded knuckledraggers from some of your fellow former league teams in the conference.
Best of luck for the rest of the season.
