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ALUN’S QUAKERS ARE DARLINGS OF THE OPEN ROAD

ALUN’S QUAKERS

By Mark Carruthers

ALUN Armstrong is hoping Darlington can enjoy life on the road once again as they look to pull off an FA Cup upset at League One side Bristol Rovers.
Although they are without a home league win in National League North this season, the Quakers have lost just one of their five away games in all competitions so far.
That run included an impressive 2-1 win at Swindon Town that set up their trip to the Memorial Stadium and took them to within 90 minutes of a first third-round appearance since 2003.
Armstrong admitted that his side expect to be under pressure against the...

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