YMCA seek FA Cup upset

24 September 2009

HORSHAM YMCA will go into tomorrow's FA Cup clash with Tonbridge Angels with a nothing to lose attitude. Chris White's side travel to the Ryman Premier Division promotion candidates in the Second Qualifying Round, aiming to cause both a massive upset and double the £4,000 prize money earned so far in to the competition. Scouting reports have suggested to White that YM may be able to cope with Tonbridge's aerial presence up front, and unlock their defence. He said: "I watched them on Tuesday night against Bognor and had a report sent to me from their game against Sutton last week. "I think we have a chance, but we do have to play to the top of our ability. "I know it was only pre-season, but we did play some games against Ryman Premier sides and we were by no means out of our depth. "The football is more than enough, but there is a lot of money on offer and it will be a great filip for the club. "There is not a lot of money in non league football at the moment and if we could double our money so far it would be great."