
TAMWORTH boss Andy Peaks hopes he can get back in his wife's good books delivering an by FA Cup shock over Huddersfield tonight.
Peaks (left) had to cancel a romantic getaway with his other half Sarah to prepare for his National League side's televised first-round tie with the League One club.
The 53-year-old, who has taken the Lambs from the Southern Premier League to the National League in two seasons, still splits his time between his role at the nonleague club and a part-time job as a support worker at a college.
And with it being half-term, Peaks had hoped to take his wife away to Bridgnorth, but the football got in the way.
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