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Brocton boss David Berks believes his side will be better equipped to take on the Bulls this Saturday.
Having lost 4-0 at home in the League, Berks will take what he says is a stronger side to Edgar Street for the FA Vase - but with one eye on the financial rewards. Berks told the Staffordshire Newsletter:
"It is one that everyone involved with the club will be looking forward to – although I would have preferred a home tie against lower league opposition. It's possibly the hardest draw we could have had before the draw goes national in the next round.
"In terms of the financial impact, this is huge. We are trying our best to gain funds for a kitchen and hospitality unit, and the funds that will come from the gate will be a boost."
"We will go there with a far stronger team and squad than when we played them last. One factor that is an unknown is how the lads will react to playing in front of nearly 3,000 fans.
"There are probably only two or three players in the squad who would have that experience and I will consider this with my selection. I will be clear to the players, this isn't little Brocton going for a day out.
"We are going to compete, put on a professional performance and go with the aim of winning the tie and progressing to the last 32."