What do you think that was? Were the lads' heads not on it on the league game because they're thinking about the FA Cup?

It's definitely a factor.

We've seen it in the last round.

We went up to Bishop Auckland and got a result there against a team a couple of levels higher than us and...

And then we had a game again on the Tuesday night after, and everyone was talking about the next game, the lads were doing that on it.

We lost the league game straight after that as well, so it's complacency really.

I know you say this shouldn't be complacent, but I understand the excitement around a big fixture as well, so it's a hard one that.

How are they juggling working for their day-to-day job and then refocusing on the task ahead, trying to create a little bit of history and become a hero?