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Ben Hayes:, external I watched Burton Albion in 2002. They had Des Walker and Andy Sinton. Funny thing is...Walker re-signed for Forest shortly after.

Tom Minton:, external Saw Rufus Brevett manage & 40y/o Barry Hayles play for Arlesey Town at my local Stourbridge. Somehow ran our centrebacks ragged!

The Havant & Waterlooville fans are still determined to enjoy themselves, despite the scoreline, and a shot from Preston's Josh Brownhill sails over the bar and over the stands to a chorus of 'wayyyyy' from the home fans.

Big fan of being able to hear the thoughts of managers during the game. Here's what Preston boss Simon Grayson told BT Sport just before the start of the second half: "Just do the same.

"Be professional and keep working hard. The team knows they need to do a lot better and keep improving. You saw two non-league teams scored early at the weekend and the league side didn't get a chance. It was important to get the goal early."

No changes for either side as Havant & Waterlooville get things back under way. Will Lee Bradbury's half-time words have an impact?

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Some suggestions here for big footballing names seen in less familiar settings:

Dave Bryan:, external prob Jimmy greaves or Peter Taylor at Chelmsford city and Nigel Spink before move to villa

Matt Roller:, external Saw the last game of Edgar Davids' career; he got sent off in a 2-1 loss to my team, Salisbury. Not quite the San Siro

Stephan Pardoe:, external Lee Hendrie77 playing six games for Redditch Utd a few years back is the biggest name I've seen in non league. Kept us up as well

Former Arsenal defender Martin Keown, a three-time FA Cup winner, made the second-round draw earlier and he says: "It brings feelings of winning the Cup back. Warrington, who beat Exeter on Friday, played with their heart and desire. You miss the feeling in the dressing room but it almost felt like we were on the inside again.

"At the end of the game, with the excitement of the fans - it's retelling the story of the FA Cup. People have tried to diminish it but it glows brightly."

Marcus Duncomb:, external Tough away draw at either Accrington Stanley or Notts County, mind you, @YTFC, external are usually good in the #bbcfacup

Paul Whiteman:, external Cracking tie @Blyth_Spartans, external away to Hartlepool in the FA Cup 2nd round... Bring it on!!! #HowayBlyth #GreenArmy

Walsall or Shrewsbury await the winner of this game, which looks likely to be Preston, after the FA Cup second-round draw was made earlier. There were a few interesting-looking ties pulled out of the pot. Here's a few more thoughts from others on the draw...

Mike Hall:, external Preston North End are being boringly professional; no chance of a Havant & Waterlooville cupset tonight! #bbcfootball

Job done as far as Preston are concerned as they head off the pitch with a healthy two-goal lead. Not looking promising for that FA Cup magic tonight, upset fans.

Ryan Young prevents Preston from adding a third as he first keeps out Alan Browne's fierce drive, before then blocking Scott Wiseman's follow up.

It's all very comfortable for Preston at the moment, who are just toying with Havant & Waterlooville, passing the ball around patiently without really threatening as half-time approaches. Get to the break with a two-goal lead, and you would have to think that victory will be pretty much in the bag for the League One side.

The home side are creating chances as Brian Dutton sees his downward header from a Ben Swallow free-kick bounce up off the turf and onto the post.

Brian Stock is the first man into referee Steve Martin's book for a crunching challenge on Callum Robinson. The veteran midfielder perhaps trying to unsettle the lively forward after his dominant display so far.

Oh dear JJ Hooper! The striker should at least test Preston keeper Jamie Jones as he is put through inside the area, but clips the ball into the middle of the box and Preston hack clear. He should have had a go at least.

Here's some of the reaction on the BBC Sport Facebook, external page to the FA Cup second round draw earlier:

Carl Freear:, external Scunthorpe away, there just as good as coventry so i fancy our chances! Come on Worcester

Nathan Williams:, external Hartlepool v Blyth tie of round

Brandon Moy:, external Mk dons.... We're stuffed.... But come on Chesterfield anyway!!

Callum Robinson is different gravy tonight and he gets his second of the match as he sticks out a boot to turn home Paul Gallagher's cross from the right. Tough task now for Havant & Waterlooville.

Preston are looking pretty comfortable at the moment, without really creating too many chances. Callum Robinson is still the man they are trying to work their attacks through and the on-loan Aston Villa forward blazes a shot just over.

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Havant & Waterlooville midfielder Brian Stock may be playing non-league football, but the 32-year-old spent a fair amount of time in league football having amassed more than 300 Football League appearances for the likes of Doncaster, Preston, Burnley and Bournemouth.

Former Premier League striker DJ Campbell was playing in the qualifying rounds of the FA Cup this season for Maidenhead United, while a few years ago, Brazilian legend Socrates (pictured) turned out for Garforth.

Who is the biggest name or best player you have seen in non-league football? Let us know via #bbcfacup, external