The tie - abandoned after 49 minutes because of fog last Tuesday - will now be played this Saturday at 3pm."It got to the stage where there was too much surface water on the pitch," Cuthbert said. "The rain was going to continue for another couple of hours - if it had stopped at 7pm it would have been OK."Wimbledon had arrived and it was frustrating for both managers. We've gone from a frozen pitch to a waterlogged one in three days."Middlesbrough await the winners, with the resulting fourth-round tie now rescheduled for Wednesday 7 February.. Bristol City beware.

The team barring your way to the last 16 of the FA Cup may look like a bunch of butchers, brokers and Conference no-hopers, yet one of their number should be wearing a super-hero's cape rather than Kingstonian's hoops. After all, Derek Allan once played two Premiership matches in one day His first and his last Bristol City beware. The team barring your way to the last 16 of the FA Cup may look like a bunch of butchers, brokers and Conference no-hopers, yet one of their number should be wearing a super-hero's cape rather than Kingstonian's hoops. After all, Derek Allan once played two Premiership matches in one day. His first and his last.

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Even by Andy Warhol's 15-minute scale, Allan's brush with fame was fleeting.

Summoned from the Southampton bench against Manchester City on May Day, 1993, his top-flight career was officially timed at eight minutes. "I've been telling the Kingstonian lads it was half an hour," the Scot says with an air of surprise. "It certainly felt like it, probably because I was up against Niall Quinn."Now 26, Allan still lives in Hampshire, driving to Kingston-on-Thames twice a week for training after his shift as transport manager for a stationery company Stationary he is not. The pace which, allied to aerial strength, first led a certain George Burley to recruit him for Ayr United has endured despite the injuries which blighted his spell at The Dell.Bristol City should be further warned, when the six-footer comes up for corners, that his story also contains its share of more positive twists For one, there is the way he was discovered by Burley. "I was 15 and had only been playing football a year after giving up badminton," Allan recalls. "A scout came to watch a boy who'd been playing brilliantly, but that day he couldn't play and I took his place."I signed for Ayr as a midfielder but at half-time in my first training match George switched me to the back I've stayed there ever since. I was a mummy's boy then, very raw, but the manager and his assistant, Dale Roberts, toughened me up.