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Birmingham draw means Mor for Sutton boss

Steve Morison reckons his Sutton United have landed the FA Cup draw everyone wanted in League One Birmingham City.
Birmingham draw

By Jon Couch

HERE WE GO: Sutton United saw off Chertsey
PICTURE: Paul Loughlin

STEVE MORISON reckons his Sutton United have landed the draw everyone wanted in League One Birmingham City.
The Blues have assembled one of the strongest squads ever in the third tier after being taken over by US hedge fund Shelby Companies Ltd, fronted by American Football legend Tom Brady.
With £10million forward Jay Stansfield leading the front line, Chris Davies’ men are currently riding high in the league but must now face their first FA Cup firstround tie in 30 years after dropping out of the Champions...

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