Interesting.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/67596738

Saw that in the BBC.  What type of investigation into FGR would mean a postponement in a cup tie at such short notice?

Ineligible player in the previous round maybe ?

Have they been putting meat in the match day pies?

Quoted from TAGG

Have they been putting meat in the match day pies?

http://www.cowhiderugsblog.co.uk/2011/08/desperate-dan-the-dandy-cow-pie-with-not-a-cow-hide-rug-in-sight/

Quoted from supertown

Ineligible player in the previous round maybe ?

As that is what the article says then I think there is a pretty good chance that's it 😉

They had goalkeeper James Belshaw on a rolling emergency loan from the end of September until a couple of days ago.

The rules of emergency loan players in the FA Cup say there must be written/documented permission from the parent club for a player to be eligible to play.

I imagine Bristol Rovers gave FGR verbal permission to play him, but the required paperwork wasn’t completed.

Quoted from moosey_club

As that is what the article says then I think there is a pretty good chance that's it 😉

Does it ? It didnt originally, said it was an unknown reason

So Scarborough Athletic might get a reprieve

Playing in lime green when their name says Forest Green

It was about fielding an ineligible player in the previous round.

Ordered to replay it

Quoted from Running like emson

Ordered to replay it

So Barnsley kicked straight out, but FGR get to replay their game? Bit of a weird double standard, isn’t it?

Agreed, no doubt there is some obscure  technical reason or other