Gary Roberts, manager of Cambridge City, has said that his side will have nothing to fear when they take on Hereford United in the FA Cup next month reports the Cambridge News.
Roberts watched the replay at Alfreton last Tuesday and admitted afterwards that he wasn't reading too much into the fact that Hereford had struggled to dispose of opponents who play at the same level as City.
"I did not come away quaking in my boots, I came away thinking we have got a decent chance. But we must not get too far in front of ourselves, there is a lot of planning to do. If we have our best starting XI available, we will be a threat.
"The pitch was not the best last night, it stopped Hereford playing and they got dragged into a bit of a battle, but when they knocked it about they looked a class above.
"They looked very good going forward, but they gave some chances at the back and we have players, like Paul Booth, who could hurt them, although I'm sure they will be thinking the same about us."
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