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BBC Sport pundit Mark Lawrenson talks about his love for Preston, before the club's FA Cup fifth-round tie against Manchester United.
Lawrenson began his career at Deepdale under the management of Bobby Charlton, before moving on to achieve FA Cup success with Liverpool.
The former defender describes making his Preston debut as "utopia". It's a lovely watch.
Gordon Ingli:, external I hail from Dunblane, the same town as tennis player Jamie Murray. Apparently, he has a brother too...
Hary Manoharan:, external Born in the same town as Jimmy Page. Mighty Heston.
Jack Traynor:, external Darren Gough, Dickie Bird and Sam Nixon of Pop Idol fame all from Barnsley.
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England manager Roy Hodgson: "The last time I was here was with Blackburn in 1997 in the League Cup and it never ceases to amaze me, a club in Division One and you see a stadium as fantastic as this.
"Such a difference from three years ago in terms of young players available for England, we didn't have such a choice. Now we have so many younger players, who are kicking at the door and that is a great thing. My main hope is these players can keep progressing.
"Louis Van Gaal has a wealth of talent and his job is to get best players in positions to suit him. Who knows maybe I will find myself in that position one day but we still regard Wayne Rooney as an attacking player because that is where he is scoring goals. It won't be a problem for us but for us his best position is one of the attacking positions."
Roy is doing the FA Cup draw just after 19:30 GMT.
Superb, Will. Don't rip that wallpaper though...
Image source, @willraw1Will Rawlinson:, external Making the most of the home tie. Intimidation.
Former Preston and Republic of Ireland midfielder Kevin Kilbane on BBC World Service: "Wayne Rooney is a fantastic striker, that is his natural position, he is a goal scorer. He's chasing records don't forget, he's chasing the Premier League's overall goal scoring record and Manchester United's overall goal scoring record. That's what he wants, he wants to be scoring goals and he is less likely to do that playing in midfield."
"Having played with him and realising the intensity that he trains with every day, he wants to get himself into goal scoring positions, so I think that you do him a disservice by playing him in the position that he is playing because he is far better suited to playing as a striker."
It's easy to be cynical at times but there are plenty of young Preston fans goggle-eyed at seeing Wayne Rooney warming up just in front of them. Sometimes you forget what the FA Cup can be all about.
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Image source, EPAPreston boss Simon Grayson, speaking to BBC Sport: "We want to be solid but will keep two up front with Joe Garner and Kevin Davies to try and affect them. The atmosphere will play a massive part for us, it probably won't affect Manchester United because they have played in front of big crowds before, but it will give our lads a real lift.
"We have a tough task, they have some world class players but if we give it a go and get a bit of luck you never know."
Ian Walker:, external I'm from Tamworth and most famous person I know of is Tony Coton, ex-Manchester United goalkeeping coach and friend to my dad.
Ross Groves:, external I'm from Doddington which is the same village where Paralympic gold medalist Johnny Peacock is from.
Dave Stott:, external I played for Godmanchester Rovers at the same time as Darren Bent - he was pretty good then & destroyed me in A vs B team matches.
I like to think that Tony Coton is best known for being your dad's mate...
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Image source, Getty ImagesManchester United come out to warm up to a chorus of boos. The locals let them know just who they are here to see...
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Image source, Getty ImagesChris in Portishead: I'm from Portishead near Bristol. I am from the same town as the band Portishead!
Chris in Kirkby: Phil Thompson, Leighton Baines, Ryan Taylor, Hollywood's Stephen Graham all from Kirkby in Merseyside the same as me.
Will in Leicester: Match Of The Day's very own Gary Lineker was born in my hometown Leicester. Along with Peter Shilton, David Attenborough, Sam Bailey, Emile Heskey, Kasabian, Mark Selby and Chris Kirkland. Not bad hey!
Image source, The FAThe FA Cup gets its own train carriage when it travels, don't you know.
Image source, The FAThe FA Cup draw takes place just after 19:30 GMT.
Wayne Rooney up front again tonight? In front of the watching Roy Hodgson as well...