FA Cup Fifth Round Special Football Focus

Oh, it's absolutely brilliant!

This

is getting better and better!

Chance

to Cristiano Ronaldo!

History boys,

indeed! The biggest Chelsea

celebration of the season!

No team has won its more than

Arsenal.

Arsenal.

Welcome to Westbridge

Albion. The Hawthorns has been their

home since 1900. Have a look at the

statue outside the ground. The great

Tony Brown. 279 goals and played

more games than anyone else, 720.

They love to remember their heroes

in this part of the world. Another

man who scored plenty of Brom is the

great Jeff Astle. Famously in every

single round of the cup in 1968. The

fifth and last time West Brom

actually won the FA Cup. His gaits

mark the way into this famous old

ground. He is one of those great

heroes of 68.

Replacing the

scheduled programme, Association

football. West Bromwich Albion go on

the sixth round.

Albion have had to

replay every round except one.

Great

goal by Astle! Here come the Albion

will stop there's going to be a goal

here! Astle with four. West Bromwich

Albion are going to Wembley.

This is

what it was all about, the greatest

prize in English football.

prize in English football.

Jeff

Astle Bangs one in! He's scored in

every round of the FA Cup.

FA Cup

winners of 1968.

We are starting in the very modern

dressing room. Things have changed

since 1968. This is where the

players of today will be getting

ready to take on Southampton and if

you like your omens, it was exactly

50 years ago today, the 17 February

1968, that West Brom took on

Southampton, as they do today. They

drew the game here at the Hawthorns

and built Dylan attribute in the

Hawthorns. Also that day, they beat

Liverpool on that cup run to Wembley

and they've also done that this

season. I suppose from a West Brom

point of view, it could be a good

weekend ahead. As we walk out

towards the pitch, things could be a

little bit rosy. But the rest of the

week for West Brom has been

thoroughly miserable. As we go down

the blue neon steps, we shall be

talking about the horrific week for

West Brom. We also have all this on

the programme.

Can League 2 Coventry

produce more Cup magic?

We've sent Clem to find out.

That's part of the history of the

club. In fairness, we'll never be

allowed to forget about that. We

talk about it on a daily basis at

breakfast.

All the action from last

night's two 5th round ties.

Chelsea took on Hull.

Also highlights from

Leicester - who took

on Championship Sheffield United.

And Ince Junior on Huddersfield's

hopes of beating

Manchester United...again!

You always want to play against the

big boys so to get them three times

in one season, and also decide! Beat

them in the fifth round of the FA

Cup!

All that on the way as we live

from West Brom. We have three

guests.

Three-time FA Cup

winner Martin Keown.

Alex Scott, who's won

seven women's FA Cups.

I thought it was nine!

I'm not sure!

And Leicester assistant manager

Michael Appleton, who has also

played and coached here.

We'll get to the football.

If you've missed the news...

Four West Brom players -

Jonny Evans, Gareth Barry,

Jake Livermore and Boaz Myhill -

have apologised after allegedly

stealing a taxi from outside

a fast-food restaurant

in Barcelona on Thursday.

The club have released yet another

statement. That is the fourth this

week the various things. The players

have apologise to everybody

involved. The club are investigating

the incident which happened during a

training trip. When you consider

their league position, what else has

happened this week, with the sacking

of the chairman and the Chief

Executive, the football isn't the

normal West Brom standard of late.

This is the worst possible timing,

isn't it?

It's possibly as low as

the club has been for many years

will stop you look at the reaction

since Pardew has been there, only

one victory. They lost at the

beginning of the week, the wisdom of

going away that week, they've got

the FA Cup at the end of the week,

I'm not sure why they were away. And

they are new players, you'd expect

far better from them, than to be

involved in this situation. Unlike

other weeks when it's the normal

week and they don't look forward to

the games because the form has been

bad, they are really looking forward

to the game.

Is desperate to get it

out of the way. The players are

responsible, but does it show the

perils of a mid-season trip and what

can go wrong, even though you want

to take a break? That's what Alan

Pardew wanted to do, get their mind

off things and come back and focus

on the FA Cup.

It certainly has

benefits, no doubt. Teams have used

it in the past and be very

successful. They've gone fantastic

mums when they come on. The most

important thing is the game today

couldn't come any quicker. The fact

that they've got an opportunity

today to play football, to get

people talking about West Brom

Albion in a positive light, that'll

be the single most important thing

that Alan and the rest of the team

are talking about.

Shall we hear

from the manager? Alan Pardew didn't

want to talk about in their day, but

he said this in the press

Conference.

It wasn't what we

wanted. We've gone there to try and

get ourselves up and ready for this

run in and this is obviously not

ideal. They break curfew and that's

unacceptable I feel bit let down by

that. But we've still got our

training in. Our focus now is on the

game. We've only been back since

1:30pm, so we trained and came

straight here.

In terms of the

message to the players, it makes it

simple by them. Everyone is talking

about us for the wrong reasons,

let's make sure it's for the right

reasons after this game against

Southampton.

Yes, the fact is those

four players have a point to prove

today. This team them. Alan Pardew

will be disappointed by them because

sometimes you can't win with

players. You give them leeway,

freedom, and think they'll respected

and show some trust back and then

they go and do something like that.

You feel let down as the team, fans

and a manager. They've got a real

big point to breed.

It'll be

interesting to see the reaction from

the players and supporters at West

Brom.

If we look at the game on

Monday, it's been an action packed

week and started on Monday night. I

thought they played very well in the

game at times. They played with

three at the back, lost Sturridge,

another nail in the Coffin you could

say for their season. Rodriguez came

on and they looks quite decent. They

got beat, OK, but he has to build on

that. Will he play the same system

today? Ironically Southampton is

their only win in 14. They came here

recently in the Premier League and

won. They have problems of their

own. Today is a make or break game

for West Brom.

You talked about the

game on Monday. If you're a West

Brom fan, you might want to look

away now.

A crucial game for both of these

sides.

sides. Chelsea lead with 24 minutes

gone.

Lovely little backheel by Fabregas.

He taps it in beautifully. West Brom

and you didn't take your chances and

you were punished. I wonder what

he's thinking.

Brilliant goal! 3-0!

That was what happened on Monday

night, as Martin said. They are

seven points adrift of safety at the

bottom if you look at the bottom of

the Premier League table. All the

stuff that's gone on the pitch, off

the pitch, and yet they can still

save themselves, from that position?

It'll be difficult, seven points

adrift with 12 games or so to go.

They've been used to great escapes

here. I remember being a youth team

coach when Brian Robson was in

charge day of the season. I think we

were the bottom at Christmas and I

think it was the first time that

happened in the Premier League. They

are used to it, there used to great

great escapes and they need another

one. The guys have touched on the

team and the squad. I think a lot of

time as what comes together when

there's a bit of adversity. This

might actually, as a difficult and

wrong as the situation might be, it

might bring them all together and

that will be what hopefully Alan was

looking for.

I was going to go for

your point. They can use this game

today. You put out a strong team,

get a win, then take the momentum

into the league. It could help.

Martin, I remember you saying about

the FA Cup that it's quite

inspirational as one say to a

player, you do not get many chances

to win this condition. You got to

grab it with both hands. They are

only one game away from the

quarterfinals.

Ten good

opportunities if you're lucky, Don

Howe used to say. Today they have to

do that. Chelsea were quite

magnificent. Hazard was good on the

evening. He has to build from there.

He's got to look at the likes of

Swansea. They were five points of

the macro adrift and if Swansea

can't do it, why can't West Brom?

You have to find the belief.

Lets a

factor what's happening over the

course of the weekend. Two games

last night that we've already talked

about. We'll show you all those

calls.

-- goals.

Rochdale against Tottenham is live

on BBC One, as is Wigan and

Manchester City. That's a repeat of

the 2013 final. This is what

happened at Stamford Bridge last

night. Martin Fisher was therefore

us.

Their first victory against Forest

in the championship. What a shot and

what a start for Chelsea. And the

returning Brazilian, Willian,

settles Conte's nerves.

settles Conte's nerves. The ball is

over the bar. Might have thought he

was offside, but even so, a glorious

opportunity for him to register his

first goal for Chelsea.

first goal for Chelsea. This time,

the Spaniard put it away. Fabregas

knew what was on.

Willian takes it on early, and why

not when you can finish like that?

Quite, quite brilliant from Willian.

It's in! Olivier Giroud has his

first Chelsea goal and you sense

they'll be plenty more in Chelsea

blue where that came from.

Wilson brought down by Fabregas full

stop penalty. Silly challenge by

Fabregas, just let out a leg. And

Wilson Julie fell over it. It

the penalty saver extraordinaire

kept out the shoot out kick against

Nelson Olivero against Norwich in

the third round replay here and

guessed correctly. It's a strong

parry away and there's still nothing

for Hull City To celebrate.

Willian for the hat-trick? Took too

long. Good save. Zappa Costa was so

unselfish there. He could have taken

the initial shot but knew that

Willian was in for his hat-trick.

A good save. An awkward bounce, but

he kept it down.

Oh, against the post! Well, he was

inches away there from registering

his first ever hat-trick the

Chelsea. At high long since decided.

Not quite the gloss that Willian was

looking for.

If you've just turned on your TV,

we'll talk about that game in a

moment. We live from West Bromwich

Albion today. Some of the players

arriving behind us at various points

over the next couple of minutes for

their game against Southampton. One

of the peculiarities about West

Brom, the Lord is my shepherd, I'll

not want. He makes me down to lie in

pastures green, it's a quote of

course from some 23. The reason it's

there is because West Brom were one

of the very first teams to play

football on Sunday. The fans used to

go to church in the morning, seeing

that and then would come back and

try to sing it here, as well and

still sing it here today. I love a

bit of West Brom history. They are

steeped in their history and love

those sort of stories. From Chelsea

point of view, there's been a lot

talk this week about Conte's

position in the club. They've proved

with competitive victory.

They have

and from a professional point of

view, I think the Chelsea players

have certainly done the business.

They started the game is well. Last

night, the game was over within

probably 25, 30 minutes or so.

Olivier Giroud off the mark. It is

always nice to get an early goal.

You had to come to me to talk about

him.

He let Arsenal down. Get over

it, move on.

He is a fantastic signing for the

club.

And it is the way he links. He

scored a great goal. He fed it in

with his left foot. It is almost an

impossible angle. Arsene Wenger did

not want him to leave and if you

look at the problem he has left

behind, who is going to score the

goals for Arsenal?

Danny Welbeck. I

liked the way you both turn it round

to Arsenal. From the point of

Chelsea, they have got Barcelona,

Manchester United and Manchester

City. In terms of the way they are

playing this season, obviously they

won the title last time, where do

you put Chelsea?

Pretty much where

they are at the minute. I do not see

them really challenging for the

title. But in terms of Manchester

United they are close enough to

challenge and the fact they have got

Manchester City and Manchester

United in the league I think it is a

bonus for them. Very quickly they

will know what their season is going

to be about.

If you look at the

Champions League and how the English

teams performed, great results,

city, Liverpool, the Premier League

is in good shape. Next week it is

Manchester United as well and

Chelsea. But they are playing

against Barcelona and for me they

could be favourites to win it, but

who knows?

Do you want to mention

Arsenal again? No, it is up to you.

I want to talk about Swansea because

they play here in April and less

than two months after being sacked

by Sheffield Wednesday, Carlos

Carbonero has taken over.

Less than two months after being

sacked by Sheffield Wednesday,

Carlos Carvalhal is returning

to Hillsborough with Swansea.

Alistair Mann's there

for Match Of The Day.

He returns to the club who did not

really want to sack him. In the end

on Christmas eve Sheffield

Wednesday's slide down the table had

become alarming. His successor has

inherited the same list of

absentees, but the boost of a new

manager has helped Wednesday with

clearer of the relegation zone. The

hosts have prioritised league

survival and have made six changes

to the side which beat Derby on

Tuesday. The Swans have also made

changes of their own, but whether

they like it or not, one of these

two sides will have an FA Cup

quarterfinal to prepare for in a

month's time. He had a good time

with Sheffield Wednesday. It will be

interesting to see the reception he

gets from the fans.

He led them to

two play-offs, so there has to be

some form of respect for him. What

he has done at Swansea has been

magnificent. He is such a character

and he has changed the belief and

confidence in that team. He has not

changed much tactically, it is about

the belief in the Swansea team. Even

though he has changed the line-up,

he did that in the Notts County game

and those players stepped up and I

am sure they will do the same.

Is it

more of a mood change at Swansea

rather than a tactical switch?

I

think that can happen when a new

manager comes in. We played them a

few weeks ago recently and they

defended a little bit deeper. They

are very much a five - four - one

and they are making it very

difficult for teams to play in

between them and around them.

It is

all about results.

And he has

already picked up more points in his

games and wins than Paul Clement did

in his 23.

And his players are

talking glowingly about him. He

loves his players and they love him

and it shows the mood change. But

winning games is what it is all

about.

Did you ever seen a line in

one of the FA Cup Arsenal games? I

may have done. Do you remember this

from 1987? Chas and Dave. Everybody

knows we are the football

connoisseurs. The hotshot Tottenham.

Remember that?

You clearly do. But

it did not work, they did not win it

that year. This time the League 2

side are in round five for the first

time in five years.

This time around the League 2 side

are in round 5 for this

1st time in 5 years...

They face Premier League Brighton

on the south coast.

Mark Clemmit's been to Coventry,

in search of an upse.

Since their third round win at Stoke

their league form has plummeted,

their promotion campaign is in

danger of stagnating and after a

third consecutive defeat I think it

is very to say their manager was not

very happy. Are you all right? You

did have quite a pop at the boys.

I

did in midweek. No, they are all

right, they are in decent spirits.

We can put it to bed and concentrate

on this game and leave the league

stuff until after this one is

finished.

It is in!

The FA Cup has

been a big thing for us. The

importance of the game against Stoke

was big. The support we had was

magnificent. We have sold out our

allocation for the Brighton game and

the supporters are coming in number

away from home wherever we go.

You

are good for a bit of FA Cup

archive. This goal of yours,

seriously, some of these guys have

never seen it.

Some of them were not

born.

Do you ever watch it back?

No.

On the Internet?

No, never.

You

should be proud of it.

Yes, I am

proud of it, but I never Google

myself.

You never use it as part of

the inspiration for the players?

It

is part of the history. We talk

about it on a daily basis.

It comes

up all the time, I never mention it,

but people think I do.

That

connection is important, they know

they are part of this history.

They

could see how potentially this club

and how big it could be. It has got

a good tradition and good history

and hopefully we can get some of

that back.

What is it with you? Two

years in a row in the last 16 of the

cup. It happened last year as well.

We are very lucky. Last year it was

Arsenal. This year it is Stoke and

Brighton, so I am happy for that,

but we have to win now.

but we have to win now.

I am going

to trip him for that.

Where we were

last year, the strides we have made

both on and off the field in terms

of the infrastructure and what we

are going to survive makes it an

already impressive season. They have

secured the club for another 12

months and we will look forward to

that. We want to pick our wits

against the better teams and

Brighton are very good team. We want

to compete and not go down there.

They will go with a full hit or give

one or two of the squad players and

one of them costs 14 million and

that is the difference between the

teams. We are just going to knuckle

down, stick together and see the

season over, but we have got a good

team, we know we can.

When you were Oxford boss, you beat

some of the bigger teams. Any advice

for Coventry and Mr Robbins?

It is

certainly again where there is no

pressure. Mark broke my heart last

year in the Czech trader trophy. I

was not going to bring that up. No,

they can relax, they can showcase

their skills against a top side in

the Premier League and obviously

they will take that opportunity.

It

is a good day to enjoy it.

Yes, but

there are pressure situations.

Brighton will be looking forward to

that one. Chris Hughton has been

talking about this fixture. Coventry

deserve a bit of luck because of

what they have been through over the

last few years.

We need another

guest.

We need another guest.

Darren Moore is West Brom's 1st team

coach and also made over 100

appearances for the Baggies

as a player.

Look at the size of him! It has been

a tough week for the club. The guys

were saying when we started the

programme that the win is important

today. It is important to move on

and draw a line under things.

Yes,

that is what we are looking at

today. It is all about the fifth

round. You have got two teams

competing to get into the

quarterfinals. It will be a packed

stadium and we want to put in the

right performance today and come

away with the right result.

We were

at the other end of the stadium and

I saw you trying to pounce on the FA

Cup. I know it means a lot to you.

What does it mean to the modern-day

Premier club footballer?

It means a

lot for the lads because the

furthest they have ever got two was

the quarterfinals and we played to

Fulham and we lost 1-0. That is the

furthest we have ever got. So to

come in in the coaching side and the

opportunity to possibly get to the

quarterfinals would be the right

result today. It means everything.

With the final 11 Premier League

games looming after this one, it can

be the right momentum for the

supporters and the club if we get

the right result today.

You used to

share a dressing room together. I

want a real insight into what you

were like in the dressing room.

Michael?

To be fed Darren is pretty

much what most people think, a big,

Gentle giant. But he has got a dark

side to him that I have seen a few

times. Clinton Morrison knows about

that. But I cannot tell you the

story.

Clinton will know what I am

talking about. You can't leave it

like that exploration Mark would you

like to return the favour?

I was

gutted because we were team-mates,

but we were not roommates. They say

he makes an unbelievable cup of tea.

So I was not able to sample his cup

of tea. But he was competitive in

midfield and we were great friends

on the pitch and we still remain

good friends off the pitch and it is

a lifetime friendship.

That is nice

to hear. There was a passionate man

embrace when you saw each other

today. We are talking about the

position that West Brom find

themselves in, but you were involved

in the great escape in 2005. Do you

think that a finish like that is

required again for West Brom to stay

in this division?

Definitely. It

feels almost exactly the same. We

were bottom at Christmas and down

and out and we just decided to get

together and just have a really good

go. That is what is needed today. We

know the situation we find ourselves

in with this cup match here and

afterwards still seven points

adrift. It will have to take a run

of games and result like that to get

out of it, but we are capable of

doing it.

You said it took you guys

coming together to get out of it. Do

you feel you have got the characters

here that Campbell together, and say

we can do this?

Absolutely, I feel

that is what we have got year with

the group of guys. It is what is

required and needed and we need each

other, the staff, players,

supporters, everybody is needed

today. Everybody coming here today

and for the remainder of the season

can play their part and that is how

we are looking at it today. You are

right. I feel we have got the

players to do it. They believe. One

thing, the performances have been

there, but the results have not come

with it. I want a performance today.

If you can get a performance, you

are in a chance of getting the right

result. The performances have been

there.

I bet you wish you were

playing today.

I said earlier, I am

happily retired.

Just to sort things

out for the club.

Obviously having

the experience and with the guys

here now, you know what is required

out there today, the type of

performance and the type of messages

that need to go on the pitch. Just

having that experience I would love

to be out there today.

If they can

get out of trouble from this, it

would be the greatest escape. From

the outside it looks as if they are

doomed. There has been no reaction

from Alan Pardew. It might be their

only way. Wigan went down a few

years ago having one the FA Cup.

That might be the dream for West

Bromwich Albion, but today is more

about pride.

You give the pre-match

team talk, not Martin. Lovely to

have you on the programme.

All this still to come before one:

Ince Junior on Huddersfield's hopes

of upsetting Mourinho's men.

Rochdale's Joe Thompson

on beating cancer twice.

And we'll be at Wigan as they eye

a repeat of this Ben Watson goal.

This week also saw the verdict

in the case of former football

coach Barry Bennell,

who will be sentenced on Monday

for 50 child sex offences.

We know the details are horrible.

Bennell worked with Manchester City

and Crewe Alexandra's youth teams

and was convicted of abusing 11 boys

aged 8 to 15 between 1979 and 1990.

People of all ages watch the

programme, so you might find some of

what you're about to see and hear

disturbing.

Barry Bennell, once described as a

brilliant and influential coach, now

a convicted paedophile.

a convicted paedophile. In the early

1980s, Bennell coached at various

youth teams that had links to

Manchester City. It is reported he

even abused boys on the Main Road

pitch.

In 1985, Bennell left city to coach

in Crewe Alexandra's Junior system,

where he

where he raped and molested

countless boys at the club. However

it wasn't until a tour of the USA

that Bennell was arrested and

subsequently convicted of abusing a

13-year-old British boy. He was

jailed for four years.

jailed for four years. In a

broadcast of Channel 4's Dispatches

programme, a former youth player

waived his right to anonymity and

said he was sexually abused I

Bennell. Bennell pleaded guilty in

June 19 eight -- 1998 relating to 15

complaints aged between nine and 14.

He was sentenced to nine years in

prison. In 2015, he once again

pleaded guilty. This time for

abusing a 12-year-old boy in 1980.

He was jailed for two years. In

November 2016, and it would waived

his right to anonymity, speaking

about the abuse he was subjected to.

This led to many more victims coming

forward. This week at Liverpool

Crown Court, Barry Bennell was found

guilty of 50 counts of child sexual

abuse against 11 victims. This isn't

expected to be the end of the story,

as further incidents of abuse are

reported to the police.

I think it's important to remember

the job that Daniel Taylor of the

garden did indeed telling those

accounts and there's been so much

admiration for those who passed by

their anonymity and have spoken in

the past.

Andy Woodward, Steve

Walters, Chris Unsworth.

Chris said...

He ruined my childhood,

he ruined my dream,

but he won't ruin my life.

BBC Sport reporter Simon Stone

is here with me in the press

room at the Hawthorns.

Nice to see you here. There is the

possibility of civil action to be

taken against Crewe Alexandra and

Manchester City. What has the

response been?

Both clubs have offered their

heartfelt sympathies to the victims

in this truly, truly awful case.

However, tellingly, neither club has

offered an apology as yet. For

Manchester City's parts, they

instigated a review in November

2016, led by a leading lawyer, to

unearth whether Barry Bennell used

them as a cover almost for the awful

actions that he then undertook.

We

can see the statement on the screen.

Manchester City say they've

unearthed the name of one other

person, who is now deceased, whose

behaviour also gives them a huge

cause for concern, John Broome.

Because this review goes back 50

years, they've not completed it yet

-- 30 years. For Crewe Alexandra,

they say at no point before they

appointed Bennell where they made

aware of any sexual misconduct

allegations against Bennell and they

weren't made aware of this during

his time at the club, either.

To

bring this up to the modern day, a

lot of parents will be watching

today, thinking of taking their

children to football. There are

genuine concerns but it's worth

saying there have been real changes

made in the safeguarding of children

today.

That's right. The FA have

been very keen to stress the

safeguarding issue is one they've

been dealing with over a decade now.

They've been working with the NSPCC

for 16 years on safeguarding.

They've got 300,000 people go

through their safeguarding

procedures every year in terms of

dealing with children and also any

club who has players who are aged 18

and under, they all have to have a

safeguarding officer who has to be

checked for a criminal record and

things like that to make sure they

are safe to work with children.

Thank you very much for that and

there'll be plenty more coverage

over the coming days and next week.

Let's return to the FA

cup 5th round.

Rochdale, who are bottom

of League One, have a game

against Tottenham tomorrow

afternoon.

It's live on BBC One.

Joe Thompson is back playing

for Rochdale after recovering

from cancer for a second time.

I was on 24-hour chemotherapy. Those

weeks felt long and then I was

basically locked in a room, solitary

confinement. You're in a box. At the

start of that, you're given what I

would say is probably the most

potent chemotherapy you can have and

it was torture. And then that's

where you come across the emotional

side of things and the psychology

side of things and it was testing

and it did test my sanity. I luckily

managed to get out after 18 days. I

could barely walk and when I did get

myself out, a little bit of breeze

on my skin, I literally felt like a

free man. Not everyone has beaten

cancer so I'm very, very lucky.

Crossing the white line is something

that I hope to do again even though

I wasn't guaranteed to do -- hoped

to do. I've would so hard and

sacrificed so much and gone through

so much pain to get out there and I

know every day is a blessing. Being

out on a football pitch is where I

feel free and can forget about

everything and just go and enjoy

competing.

More from Job tomorrow and my

favourite stat of the week is that

sales of tinfoil in Rochdale have

gone up 500% this week in

preparation for the game against

Tottenham. This man doesn't need the

tinfoil because he's lifted the real

thing. Graham Williams, the captain

of that site in 1968. Can you give

us some memory of that day? We've

already talked about it in the

programme but what was it like for

you?

The build-up to the FA Cup,

because we should have gone out in

the first round. We played

Colchester and they scored a goal in

the last minute and we didn't know

what it was disallowed for. When we

walked off, what was that for? We

walked off and it was always the

games coming up, and we always drew

the top teams. Southamptons,

Portsmouths. Liverpool three times.

We never thought we could get beaten

because of the first game with

Colchester. We got our name on the

Kop.

He felt it was that season?

We

did.

Tony Brown at the other end of

the press room, I know you'll say

nice things, but you played with

him, you played with Jeff Astle. We

highlighted him in the programme

already full stop what was it like

to play with players like that who

provided so much to the team?

Well,

they were good. First of all, they

were good. But we forget also about

Little Jimmy Clark. A winger, 29

goals will stop his assists for Jeff

and Tony were unbelievable. We had a

forward line that everyone was

frightened of. Jeff had favourite

teams. If he was injured he would

want to play against those teams

because he would always score. He'd

tell you before the game, don't

worry, lads, I'd get a goal today.

Bomber, his marker, would follow up.

I can imagine it was fantastic.

We're sitting where ands Alan Pardew

will sit after the game today. We've

got the pictures of you lifting the

trophy in 1968, can you believe it's

been 50 years since West Brom have

got anywhere near it?

Yes!

LAUGHTER

I'm selfish.

What you're saying is

you never want West Brom to win it

again.

Well... We've been in a

couple of situations where we should

have been there and we lost the

semifinal and things like that. The

following year, 1969, I would have

thought we had the better side. I

wasn't in it but we had a better

side. We got beaten by Leicester at

Sheffield Wednesday and I thought

that was a better side. We were

always expected to be in the cup

final. In fact, a quote from our

chairman... You bloody lot, I'm fed

up of coming to Wembley! Any time

you won the league... And I had to

respond to that after we were in the

Park Lane Hotel. He said, you bloody

lot!

Is there ever a happy chairman?

Lovely to speak to you, thank you. I

like your honesty. You said you're

very proud and happy to be last West

Brom captain... Going to show you

some more goals from last night's

game. Leicester and Sheffield

United.

Lovely ball to Jamie Vardy and

Vardy, just past the post.

Good save. Sheffield United getting

bodies forward. Headed up by Simpson

and an excellent challenge by

Maguire prevents Stevens from giving

the championship side the lead.

Vardy! And Jamie Vardy puts

Leicester City ahead. Mahrez had the

vision to pick him out and Vardy had

the resize finish. 1-0.

Just past the post!

It's in and... What a save from

Schmeichel! All that effort and

Schmeichel reacting so well.

Vardy in but the flag is up. In the

end, the Premier League class is

told and it sees them through to the

quarterfinals.

A smiling Jamie Vardy. If you are

just joining us, we live on BBC Two

today because the Wintel and is on

BBC One. We live from West Brom

Gabby and we've Mr Michael Appleton

with us. How important is the cup

run for Leicester? Quite a few

changes in the season.

It's

important. When you're one of those

sides outside the top six of the

Premier League, that we find

ourselves in, the cup competition is

going to be really important. The

fact that now we've got a

quarterfinal place, it'd be

interesting to see how we pull out

the act to night. You realise at

that point you're only one game away

from Wembley.

Riyad Mahrez setup

Jamie Vardy for that goal. How easy

or difficult has it been

reintegrating into the team?

Very

easy.

Not a problem at all?

Very

easy. The manager has handled the

situation very well. The way he's

dealt with it with you guys, etc.

Riyad has come in, given his apology

to the players, crack on with

training. There hasn't been a major

issue and I think his performance

last night pretty much answers those

questions.

Wee dog about your time

at West Brom and you were manager

here for one game!

LAUGHTER

I don't want to bring up painful

memories but was it 3-0 at

half-time?

It was an eventful game

but probably will be remembered more

for what happened at half-time and

the end of the game. We got wind

that the manager at the time was

asked to sit down politely, I'm not

too sure. But Scots was very

influential as a player and

certainly made the difference at

half-time for us on that day.

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that memory! Manchester United stand

in the way of Huddersfield getting

to the quarterfinals of the FA Cup

this weekend. Paul Ince won the cup

twice with managers United. His son

Thomas will be taking to the pitch

for the Terriers this weekend. We've

been spending a bit of time with

Ince junior.

Last weekend, there was a demolition

of Bournemouth.

The way we played on

Sunday was the best we had played

all season and it is a great time to

be doing it.

This is looking

promising for Huddersfield. And they

have scored! And it is in! And it is

swept in right on cue.

swept in right on cue. And

Huddersfield town get their first

victory of 2018.

When we are at home

it is a fortress and the fans get

behind us.

Tell us what that game at

the weekend meant because afterwards

there were so many pictures of the

team together. That shows how great

the boys are as a unit.

Yes, that is

what I noticed the first time I

walked in the dressing room, the

unity. You get that from the fans

and the town itself. When you walk

out there all the fans want to see

you try and do the best for your

team. But Saturday is an exciting

time. We played Manchester United

three times this year. You always

want to play with the big boys.

Tom

Ince, and kept out by David De Gea.

Huddersfield in front!

Huddersfield in front! A mistake by

Linda Love. 2-0. And Huddersfield

are ripping up the script here.

It

is a decider as well. There is no

better way to do it than to beat

them in the final of an FA Cup.

Can

you remember what you were doing on

the 13th of February 92?

Look how

cute you are. I remember the horse.

I have still got the horse. My mum

is not going to be happy with these.

We have got some clips of your dad.

He is saying, I am an old man, but

it is always nice to see your dad

playing at such massive games and

achieving such great things.

achieving such great things.

And it

is a goal.

I did not think he could

do that to be fair. He went from a

tackler to be a goal-scorer. I

looked at the stats and it was about

eight goals in six years. Then I

thought you just need to worry about

the tackling and give it to the

money men which is what we called

them. He has always said I have got

more skill than him, but he has said

he is stronger than I am mentally, a

lot more aggressive. I said, yes

that is fine, you can have that one.

There are always comparisons and

that is what has helped me in my

career. I am a different player to

him, a different position, different

mentality. I am sure in years to

come we will look back together.

You

are forging your own career now

which is what you need to do.

Yes,

it you have to accept that is where

you are and I am proud of the name

on the back of my shirt and I have

to make my own pathway in the game.

Young Tom Ince is hoping for a great

weekend in the FA Cup. We are at the

Hawthorns. We are with another

father who has a son playing

football, Ngaio Keown. How where is

he of the burden of your name?

I

don't know if it is a burden. You

have got to use it to your advantage

if you can. He has got his own

reputation playing in Scotland,

enjoying himself up there. It is a

good place to go for young players

to develop. He is improving all the

time, but he is his own man. He is

an intelligent boy. Every time he is

out on the pitch I wish I could be

out there for him, but you have to

step aside. You equip them to

survive. You cannot be in their ear

every five minutes. It looks like

Tom Ince is getting his career back

on track. He has gone to quite a few

clubs and he has got a platform to

build on. He is not fulfilling the

ability he had at the beginning of

his career. He has to find that

balance. At the beginning when he

was at Blackpool he was immense.

What about you?

I had parents who

did not have a clue about football

and it was worse when you came home

and you lost the game and my mother

would say, it is only a game. It is

the worst thing you could say.

We

finished second. What about the game

today taking on Manchester United?

No Paul Pogba for Manchester United,

he is ill.

Again it is an

opportunity for them to progress.

They will see it as a good

opportunity. The fact they can get

encouragement in that they have

already got a win over Manchester

United, so they know the ingredients

it will take to get through. It is

an opportunity to get to the

quarterfinal of an FA Cup. I have

been in the quarterfinal.

Jose

Mourinho is bristling this week. He

knows it is coming to that time of

the season where it is about winning

trophies and he is a serial winner

of trophies and he will want to win.

Maybe he has not won it as often as

Alex. Look at the medals she has

got.

Hull midfielder Ryan Mason midfield

who fractured his goal

last January in a clash of heads

with Chelsea's Gary Cahill, has

announced his retirement

from football.

And he finished that really well.

Ryan Mason makes his debut.

Mason drives it in. It took a

deflection and it is in!

To Mason, a

flowing move. Onside, Ryan Mason. He

scores for Tottenham Hotspur.

Sad news for Ryan Mason, only 26.

You retired at the age of 27, it is

a reassessment of everything you

have done in your career up to that

point.

It is a difficult moment. The

last time I kicked a ball in anger

was 25. I did two years of rehab and

coming to the inevitable. I know

what he is going through now. I have

got an understanding of how

difficult the next 12 months will

be, but a couple of clubs he has

already played for have come out and

said they will help him because he

will need that help.

Mauricio

Pochettino has said, our door is

open, you are a young man. It is a

lovely gesture. But it is a tragedy

when your career is cut short like

that. Gary Cahill has said he went

up for a header and this does not

happen very often, but when it does

it is tragic.

I want to make the

point about Tottenham, West Brom

with the same for me. I was a

northern lad from Salford, I could

have easily packed up and gone up

north, but the manager at the time

encouraged me to stick around and I

ended up doing some of the youth

teams.

Wigan's players are

training this morning.

They play on Monday.

They face Manchester City,

a repeat of the 2013 FA Cup Final.

We've sent Eye-O Akinwolere to check

in on preparations this time around.

We have got two for the price of one

this morning. Dan, let's start with

you. A brilliant result at West Ham,

but the league form has dipped

slightly. What has changed?

I cannot

put my finger on it. We have had a

lot of games, FA Cup replays, we

have got a few more bodies which

should help, but we have got the big

Manchester City game and we want to

crack on and get promoted.

How much

of the 2013 game have you watched?

What can you take from that game?

Obviously it is a massive game for

the club. It is the underdog story

again, but more this time than it

was then, but there is stuff all

around the training ground reminding

us every day when we walk about.

You

already scored two goals against

West Ham and six goals already in

the FA Cup.

You are enjoying this

cup? Yes, it has been good for me

this season. If I can carry that on

on Monday, it would be brilliant. I

have luckily managed to get the

goals.

A big game, how many people

have asked you for tickets?

Quite a

lot! It is nice to get the support.

A little bird tells me you drive to

the training ground together

singing. Who is the better singer?

It is a no-brainer, I am definitely

the best.

It depends what we are

listening to, we have got a wide

spectrum of music.

What combination

are you working on? You are going to

be playing against Sergio Aguero in

a couple of days.

I am looking

forward to it. You want to play

against the best players. I said

that in the last round. Manchester

City really is the best team. You

want to play against the best

players and prove yourself. It is on

TV so you want to prove yourself to

everyone.

A little bird tells me

that you were pushing trolleys in

Darlington. Is it so real that you

are now going to be playing against

one of the greatest strikers in the

world?

Yes, if you had told me I

would be doing this back then I

don't know what I would have done.

It will be a great experience.

A

little birdie tells me there will be

over 17,000 fans from Wigan at the

game. That extra support must be

superb.

It is brilliant. We have

seen the history of the club and the

FA Cup and it makes a big difference

and it will be nice to get the fans

down for that day. There will be a

great atmosphere.

I have played

football badly in the past and if I

have not scored after a couple of

games, how'd you get yourself

prepared for a game like Manchester

City?

Personally it is nothing

different. If I get the chance to

score the goals, although it will be

tough, we have to take the chances

when they come. It is an exciting

game. We will be preparing properly

and we fancy our chances. We have to

keep on doing what we are doing.

As

you dare to dream about scoring

against Manchester City yet?

I have,

yes. This is probably a little bit

of a different task, but we are

going there wanting to win the game

and score goals.

Thank you very much

for joining me. I believe in the

dream of the FA Cup. Let's get a

good one. Have a good time guys. We

all believe in the dream. You took

on Manchester City with Leicester.

They are frightening?

Yes, no doubt

about it. They have got so many

influential players in the team.

Kevin De Bruyne, he is on a

different planet. He sees things

seconds before everyone else.

Has he

been the most influential player?

Yes, he affects the game. He is an

artist, his feet are like

paintbrushes.

What about Wigan?

They

know they are up against it against

Manchester City, but they have got a

great striker. He has scored six

already in the competition, said

they will be looking to him.

And this weekend is your last chance

to sign up for The FA People's Cup -

the biggest five-a-side competiton.

The deadline is midnight on Sunday.

We will leave you with some great FA

Cup upsets from years gone by.

Cup upsets from years gone by.

And

it is Simmons, one against one. A

magnificent performance by the

fourth division side.

Yes, he has

won it. Barnsley have knocked it

into the corner at Anfield.

Shock

news here at the Emirates.

He

sidesteps Brown. Bradford city do it

again.

And Lincoln city from

non-league football take the lead

against Premier League Burnley. This

is a great shock to the competition.