Berkhamsted players banned from watching FA Cup draw

"It's important the players are focused on what they're there to do and that's win a football game. There's no point losing focus about who you may play if you do win, if you end up jeopardising the opportunity to win by doing so. "The players will be nowhere near it. I've told them all, let me deal with all the press, let me deal with the TV interviews. You guys have got a job to do. Let me worry about sweeping the floor, so to speak, so that's what the plan is."Berkhamsted, formed in 2009 after Berkhamsted Town folded, have beaten Bishop's Stortford, Hendon, Redditch United and Southend United to reach this stage - winning £20,625 from the FA's prize fund in the process.The winners of Monday's tie will take £47,750, with £15,800 going to the losers. Both clubs will also pocket £50,000 for the tie being selected for broadcast.The Comrades travelled down to Devon on Sunday, with their part-time players due to return home on Tuesday - and many needing to take unpaid leave from work.Speaking to BBC Three Counties Radio, Devane said: "I'm really intrigued to see how much will a proper day of rest, prep and pre-match meal actually helps them [my players]."