Saturday,26 January 2013, One of the important match Macclesfield V Wigan of The FA Cup Fourth Season.HD Quality Live Macclesfield V Wigan streaming is availahere.Macclesfield V Wigan Live Stream online video The FA Cup Video Free The match will take plcae at the Moss Rose ground on 26/1/13 Preview Pictures and Wallpapers its mean all things are available in my blog please see and check here for latest things.Watch Free Macclesfield V Wigan Stream Free online video Video Of The FA Cup Saturday,26 January 2013 Kickoff and Time Table scheduled for 15:00 GMT.The FA Cup ,Watch Video online video Live online video,Macclesfield V Wigan Live Streaming Video,Macclesfield V Wigan Stream, Macclesfield V Wigan Streaming, Macclesfield V Wigan Live,Macclesfield V Wigan online video,Macclesfield V Wigan Results, The FA Cup Fixtures.Macclesfield manager Steve King is relishing the prospect of giving Premier League side Wigan Athletic an FA Cup culture shock on Saturday. King has had the famous trophy at his house this week in what he admits has been a surreal build-up to the fourth-round tie at Moss Rose.The Silkmen are one of only two non-league clubs left in this year's competition and face top-level opposition with the benefit of home advantage. Such a no-frills environment should give the tie a classic FA Cup feel and provide King with the opportunity to test his mettle against a top-flight manager with whom he feels he has a lot in common.
"I wanted to play Wigan because for a Premier League star to turn up here and have 6,000 spectators virtually standing on their backs is going to be a culture shock," he said.
"Not only that, Roberto Martinez is my style of manager. He plays the kind of football I like.
"He won't compromise no matter what, which is just the same as me. It is nice to be up against someone like that."
Whatever the outcome of the game against Wigan, Macclesfield have already made FA Cup history this season, reaching the fourth round for the first time in the 139 years since their formation.
"It is surreal," said King. "To be part of the last 32, with the opportunity to create an upset is unreal.
"It has taken the club 139 years to get to this point. We did it in six months."
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"There is going to be a lot of passion in the Moss Rose ground on Saturday and it is going to be a typical FA Cup tie," Martinez said.
"Divisional status is not an issue in the FA Cup or any cup for that matter and as we've seen against Cardiff City in the last round, Macclesfield use their home ground to their advantage and they were very effective against the leaders of the Championship, which is a phenomenal achievement.
"As we saw ourselves against Bournemouth in the last round, players can raise their game in one off matches like these and they can hit extraordinary physical levels which bring about an extra difficulty when you are trying to prepare.
"We're going to have over 2,000 of our fans filling a third of the ground which makes it even more significant for us and in many ways it is a blast from the past for some of our supporters that have been following the club since our days in the lower divisions.
"We are really looking forward to the game and we want to progress to the fifth round."
"I wanted to play Wigan because for a Premier League star to turn up here and have 6,000 spectators virtually standing on their backs is going to be a culture shock," he said.
"Not only that, Roberto Martinez is my style of manager. He plays the kind of football I like.
"He won't compromise no matter what, which is just the same as me. It is nice to be up against someone like that."
Whatever the outcome of the game against Wigan, Macclesfield have already made FA Cup history this season, reaching the fourth round for the first time in the 139 years since their formation.
"It is surreal," said King. "To be part of the last 32, with the opportunity to create an upset is unreal.
"It has taken the club 139 years to get to this point. We did it in six months."
Team News:
"There is going to be a lot of passion in the Moss Rose ground on Saturday and it is going to be a typical FA Cup tie," Martinez said.
"Divisional status is not an issue in the FA Cup or any cup for that matter and as we've seen against Cardiff City in the last round, Macclesfield use their home ground to their advantage and they were very effective against the leaders of the Championship, which is a phenomenal achievement.
"As we saw ourselves against Bournemouth in the last round, players can raise their game in one off matches like these and they can hit extraordinary physical levels which bring about an extra difficulty when you are trying to prepare.
"We're going to have over 2,000 of our fans filling a third of the ground which makes it even more significant for us and in many ways it is a blast from the past for some of our supporters that have been following the club since our days in the lower divisions.
"We are really looking forward to the game and we want to progress to the fifth round."