[ Tue 23rd Apr ] v Eynesbury Rovers, KO 7:45pm UCL1 HOME

[ChorltonV]

Tonight's game will bring back memories for those who watched RDFC in "winner takes all" games in the past - Cheltenham at Nene Park in 1999, Kidderminster at Aggborough in 2000, Yeovil at Huish Park in 2001, Cheltenham in Cardiff in 2002 and Hartlepool at Nene Park in 2003.

I was at all those bar the Kidderminster one. Nerves are shredded!

[diamondal]

I,m bringing 2......one hasn,t been since having a row with a steward twenty years ago,and said he would never set foot in NP again :lol: :lol: The other is his son who also hasn,t been for many years. Been trying to get them back for years ...SUCCESS ! :P :P

[AFCRD_Dan]

I've got 100% faith in the lads that they will get the right result tonight, isn't going to be easy by any stretch, but we are good enough to beat them.

[Formic]

The A509 was pretty bad with roadworks at Little Irchester a short while ago - worth allowing a bit more time.

[sandringhamdiamond]

Tonight's game will bring back memories for those who watched RDFC in "winner takes all" games in the past - Cheltenham at Nene Park in 1999, Kidderminster at Aggborough in 2000, Yeovil at Huish Park in 2001, Cheltenham in Cardiff in 2002 and Hartlepool at Nene Park in 2003.

That Cheltenham game 1999 still hurts, pre match nerves are really kicking in now COYD!!!

[Oundle Diamond #2]

Cutting my fingernails so I can't bite them. So nervous. Come on Lads!

[Olly]

Conceding a setpiece, typical :(

Not moaning at the players, just our luck, am I right in thinking that every goal conceded in the last 2 games against Sileby and Oadby was from a dead ball situation?

[Diamond Warrior]

Attendance tonight is 759!

[ron manager]

Terrible half, no one with any credit, carry on like that will be a defeat

[Olly]

Radio Diamonds report didn't sound good either. Though I faith in our players to change it round in the second half, we've never failed to score all season and I can't see us not scoring tonight either. But clearly they're going to have buck up their ideas in the second half.