LEE MINSHULL has told his Leatherhead team-mates to have “no regrets” after tonight’s FA Cup replay against Billericay Town, calling for the Tanners to give it their all to make it into the second round proper.
Leatherhead were held to a 1-1 draw by Glenn Tamplin’s star-studded Essex side on November 5, after Billy Bricknell’s penalty cancelled out Jack Midson’s opener.
And the two Isthmian League Premier Division sides will do battle once again tonight, this time in front of the BT Sport cameras, with a place in the second round proper and an away fixture at League Two club Wycombe Wanderers at stake.
Despite being one of the more experienced campaigner in the squad at 32, this is the furthest Minshull has got in the FA Cup and the former AFC Wimbledon defender is hoping the run isn’t over yet.
“It’s a massive game for the club and the players are really looking forward to it,” he said. “It’s not every year you get to play on the television.
“Since the weekend we have been able to focus on the Billericay game and start getting excited about it.
“It’s a big game but we rose under the pressure in the home game in front of a big crowd. There might be a few more at Billericay but we won’t be fazed by it but neither will Billericay.
“I think it’s important we enjoy the game but also not have any regrets when we come off the pitch. You don’t want to be thinking ‘I could have done this differently’ or ‘I could have done that’.
“You have the chance to get through to the second round of the FA Cup so I’ve tried to say to the lads that that’s the further I’ve ever got in the competition so it’s a good opportunity. I’ve never had much luck in the FA Cup.
“It’s such a good opportunity and we shouldn’t let it pass us by. They might think that being young, they might get further opportunities but you never know how it will work out.”
The text is a news article about a football match between Leatherhead and Billericay Town in the FA Cup, with comments from Leatherhead player Lee Minshull.
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LEE MINSHULL has told his Leatherhead team-mates to have “no regrets” after tonight’s FA Cup replay against Billericay Town, calling for the Tanners to give it their all to make it into the second round proper.
Leatherhead were held to a 1-1 draw by Glenn Tamplin’s star-studded Essex side on November 5, after Billy Bricknell’s penalty cancelled out Jack Midson’s opener.
And the two Isthmian League Premier Division sides will do battle once again tonight, this time in front of the BT Sport cameras, with a place in the second round proper and an away fixture at League Two club Wycombe Wanderers at stake.
Despite being one of the more experienced campaigner in the squad at 32, this is the furthest Minshull has got in the FA Cup and the former AFC Wimbledon defender is hoping the run isn’t over yet.
“It’s a massive game for the club and the players are really looking forward to it,” he said. “It’s not every year you get to play on the television.
“Since the weekend we have been able to focus on the Billericay game and start getting excited about it.
“It’s a big game but we rose under the pressure in the home game in front of a big crowd. There might be a few more at Billericay but we won’t be fazed by it but neither will Billericay.
“I think it’s important we enjoy the game but also not have any regrets when we come off the pitch. You don’t want to be thinking ‘I could have done this differently’ or ‘I could have done that’.
“You have the chance to get through to the second round of the FA Cup so I’ve tried to say to the lads that that’s the further I’ve ever got in the competition so it’s a good opportunity. I’ve never had much luck in the FA Cup.
“It’s such a good opportunity and we shouldn’t let it pass us by. They might think that being young, they might get further opportunities but you never know how it will work out.”
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The text is a news article about a football match between Leatherhead and Billericay Town in the FA Cup, with comments from Leatherhead player Lee Minshull.

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