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Published 09:25 21 Feb 2017 GMT
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But Sutton ought to applauded for the entertainment that they've provided this season. From their repeated upsets to their goalkeeper who went viral, a lot more people are aware of the club from South London now than they were six months ago.
They also provided us with the standout picture of the FA Cup, thanks to a perfectly timed screenshot on Monday night.
After the game, the Sutton players were enjoying a few hard-earned beers in their dressing room when they were joined by Arsenal legend Ray Parlour for a toast.
A Sutton player just so happened to be changing out of his match gear at the time and clearly was unaware of the fact that Sutton were livestreaming footage from the dressing room (for what reason, we don't have the foggiest).
And so came photographic gold, as captured by Twitter user @FakeLiamWilson.
We've commandeered the screenshot just so we could blur out the bits that the player probably wouldn't want you to see (we're sound like that) but just marvel at the quintessential FA Cup photo.
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5 - Praise from the fans.
6 - Protein powder that is going completely ignored.
7 - Words of motivation for players as they leave the dressing room.
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