Accrington Stanley at home

[adambrid]

Accrington Stanley visit Nethermoor on Sunday in the Emirates FA Cup First Round with kick-off at 2pm.

Tickets must be purchased in advance of the fixture, there are no sales on the day at the turnstile and season tickets are not valid for this fixture.
You can buy your ticket on Saturday from 10am-12noon in the Directors' Lounge or online here up to and including the day of the game: www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/home-support-only-guiseley-afc-vs-accrington-stanley-sunday-5th-november-2017-200pm-kick-off-tickets-39123184498

Previews:

GAFC's preview includes this from Paul: “We will be in a really good frame of mind to go and attack a massive Emirates FA Cup game on Sunday. We’ve got a huge game for the whole of the football club on Sunday, we will plan and prepare appropriately and see if we can cause an upset.”
For the full preview and more from Cox: guiseleyafc.co.uk/coxs-lions-ready-for-massive-emirates-fa-cup-tie/

Accrington Stanley's preview includes this from Kayden Jackson: “I’m looking forward to it and it’s a nice draw for myself. I used to play at Guiseley when I was younger, for their U16s, and my family live close by to Nethermoor Park so it will be special to have a few people there watching me play, hopefully we win and I can score a couple of goals!"
For the full preview and more from Jackson: accringtonstanley.co.uk/2017/11/kaydens-for-the-cup/

Accrington Stanley's preview includes this from Sean McConville: “They have just gone full-time, it will be a good atmosphere, BBC Sport are there and Guiseley will be looking to cause an upset."
For the full preview and more from McConville: accringtonstanley.co.uk/2017/11/love-the-cup-sean/

The Yorkshire Post's preview includes this from Cox: “Moving to full-time was an important step.”
For the full preview and more from Paul: www.yorkshirepost.co.uk/sport/football/non-league/full-time-move-can-take-guiseley-forward-1-8838319

The Wharfedale's preview includes this from Paul: "We have to get our game right and I feel that this is a great opportunity for them to show what they can do."
For the full preview and more from Cox: www.wharfedaleobserver.co.uk/sport/sportsoccer/sport_soccer_guiseley/15634308.Liburd_and_Harvey_to_miss_Guiseley_s_FA_Cup_tie_against_Accrington_Stanley/

Chadwick Media's preview includes this from Kayden Jackson: "I had some very good memories from me younger days playing for the club, I had a couple of very successful seasons where I won numerous trophies and scored plenty of goals. I have also enjoyed playing against them in senior football, I have enjoyed scoring against them too scoring 3 goals for Tamworth and Oxford City so hopefully I can add to that tally on Sunday. However after the game I will be wishing the club all the best for the season and following them closely."
For the full preview and more from Kayden: chadwickmedia.wordpress.com/2017/11/02/accrington-stanley-preview/

The Lancashire Telegraph's preview includes this from Sean McConville: "I know a couple of their players and they are good players so it will be tough for us. We will pay Guiseley the utmost respect."
For the full preview and more from Sean: www.lancashiretelegraph.co.uk/sport/football/accrington_stanley/news/15636800.__39_The_FA_Cup_matters_to_us__39____Stanley_star_McConville_on_trip_to_Guiseley/?ref=mac

The Lancashire Telegraph's preview includes this from Kayden Jackson: “But it’s always been a tough ground to visit, they’re a good side and they will be up for this massively like any non-league team playing against a Football League team would be."
For the full preview and more from Jackson: www.lancashiretelegraph.co.uk/sport/football/accrington_stanley/news/15636687.Stanley_striker_Jackson_is_up_for_the_cup/?ref=mac

The latest edition of the Lions Roar podcast is now online: audioboom.com/posts/6453283-the-lions-roar-podcast-3rd-november-2017

Not able to make it?
Guiseley AFC Radio have you covered: www.mixlr.com/guiseleyradio/

Come on Guiseley!
AB

[ivor]

Does anyone know if Liburd is available for this game under the terms of his loan? Hope so.

[bruce]

No he's not

[colin19]

Nor is Alex Ray Harvey.

[colin19]

And yet I still think we now have strength in depth to challenge Accrington..

[deejayrobertson]

Given the form he's in, it is a shame there's no Liburd. But Fondop is not a bad replacement by any means and Odejayi's experience might yet be key in this one. And you know, I wouldn't be all that surprised to see Rooney put in a performance in this one what with the cameras and all.

[MrP]

Be interesting to see who gets nod to replace Harvey, presumably Lennighan. I think this is probably the strongest team I’ve seen at Nethermoor which theoretically means our best chance?!? Hoping Accrington aren’t as good as Crawley cos that was a pasting. Come on the Lions

[tugger18]

we know we are underdogs in this game but I know we will put up a good performance . Let’s all get behind the lads tomorrow and make ourselves heard good luck to the players and manager biggest game of the season so far let’s make some noise.

[colin19]

Nov 4, 2017 18:40:24 GMT 1 tugger18 said:

we know we are underdogs in this game but I know we will put up a good performance . Let’s all get behind the lads tomorrow and make ourselves heard good luck to the players and manager biggest game of the season so far let’s make some noise.

Totally agree with you here. We can win this but we have to get right behind the team!

[jonnieandnick]

I think this is the first time we have played football league opposition in a competitive match at Nethermoor - Bruce, OB or anyone confirm? The Carlisle match was at Valley Parade and Crawley were still a Conference side.

[adambrid]

Supporters' Club Desk:

Previews:

Accrington Stanley's preview includes this from John Coleman: “I have watched Guiseley a few times and it will be difficult. Their players will raise their game, the adrenaline will be flowing, there will be a bigger crowd and the TV cameras will be there and it can create an atmosphere you can thrive."
For the full preview and more from Coleman: accringtonstanley.co.uk/2017/11/cup-test-coley/

The YEP's preview includes this from Cox: “With the FA Cup, who knows. There will be upsets over this weekend and my glass is always half-full."
For the full preview and more from Paul: www.yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk/sport/football/non-league-football/guiseley-boss-paul-cox-is-daring-to-dream-of-another-cup-run-1-8840208

The Yorkshire Post's preview includes this from Paul: “Psychologically, the Cup can give the entire place a lift and put the club on the map.”
For the full preview and more from Cox: www.yorkshirepost.co.uk/sport/football/non-league/yorkshire-minnows-shaw-lane-and-guiseley-seek-to-cash-in-on-fa-cup-glory-1-8840311

The Yorkshire Post's preview includes this from Cox: “The Cup is the best competition in the world.”
For the full preview and more from Paul: www.yorkshirepost.co.uk/sport/football/non-league/guiseley-v-accrington-stanley-old-romantic-cox-makes-pledge-to-wife-if-guiseley-pull-off-shock-1-8840352

The T&A's preview includes this from Kayden Jackson: “They will feel they have something to prove and the public will be looking for an upset."
For the full preview and more from Jackson: www.thetelegraphandargus.co.uk/sport/football/footballguiseey/15640631.Accrington_Stanley_striker_Kayden_Jackson_knows_what_it_is_like_to_play_at_Guiseley/

The Lancashire Telegraph's preview includes this from John Coleman: “I know Molly (Lee Molyneux) quite well and he is a great lad and a good footballer. He has always fared quite well when he has played against me so hopefully he doesn’t do that on Sunday.”
For the full preview and more from John: www.lancashiretelegraph.co.uk/sport/football/accrington_stanley/news/15640433.Stanley_boss_Coleman_keen_to_avoid_cup_upset_as_he_prepares_for_Ex_Factor_at_Guiseley/?ref=mac

AB

[troll]

Nov 4, 2017 19:55:46 GMT 1 jonnieandnick said:

I think this is the first time we have played football league opposition in a competitive match at Nethermoor - Bruce, OB or anyone confirm? The Carlisle match was at Valley Parade and Crawley were still a Conference side.

I seem to remember us playing league sides in the Yorkshire Electricity cup, a pre season competition in the 90s. Surely nobody could claim that such a prestigious tournament wasn't competitive?

[bruce]

It is first time we have played a League side in the FA Cup at Nethermoor.

[ivor]

Nov 4, 2017 19:55:46 GMT 1 jonnieandnick said:

I think this is the first time we have played football league opposition in a competitive match at Nethermoor - Bruce, OB or anyone confirm? The Carlisle match was at Valley Parade and Crawley were still a Conference side.

I wish you hadn't mentioned the Crawley match. After years of intensive counselling I was close to banishing that feeble display from my memory. Now the nightmares will start again ....

[jonnieandnick]

Nov 4, 2017 22:01:44 GMT 1 bruce said:

It is first time we have played a League side in the FA Cup at Nethermoor.

Cheers Bruce, I knew you'd come up trumps! I don't remember the Yorkshire Electricity cup though