DARREN Perrin insists his Chippenham Town side will attack Worcester City to claim the "astronomical" money-spinning FA Cup tie against Huddersfield Town.

Following last Saturday's first round deadlock, City boss Andy Preece guessed the Bluebirds would adopt a more defensive frame of mind during the replay, in view of St George's Lane's wider pitch.

But Perrin -- who again described Town as "massive underdogs" -- will tell his troops to force the issue on away soil next Monday.

With a certain £91,000 up for grabs to the winners, Perrin is laying all the pressure at City's door.

"There's not a chance that we will play defensively or sit back," admits Perrin. "We won't be playing any 4-5-1 or 5-4-1.

"What people saw last Saturday is what they will see again. We will give as good as we get. We are not going to change our way. We will have a go at Worcester. Whether we are good enough is a different matter."

The financial implications involving the clash are huge, with £16,000 prize money and £75,000 TV bonus heading to the victors.

BBC1 are screening the second round clash involving League One high-flyers Huddersfield, who travel to either City or Chippenham on December 4, and Perrin admits the cash only adds more pressure to the replay.

He said the game represents the biggest in the Wiltshire club's history -- bigger than their 2000 FA Vase final at Wembley.

Perrin added: "It's massive for both clubs because of the televised second round game. The financial rewards are astronomical. From our club's point of view, the people I feel sorry for are myself, my assistant Adie Mings and the players because of what is at stake.

"It's difficult for both sides. I'm sure Worcester, like ourselves, felt im-mensely proud to be in the second round draw on Saturday.

"Worcester are a quality team. It beggars belief with the players they have got that they are right near the bottom of their league."

However, Perrin blasted the allocation of 634 Town tickets for the segregated replay as "embarrassing."

He added: "We gave Worcester 800 tickets for a 2,800 capacity game. How can we receive around 650 in return when Worcester's ground holds 4,000? We should have been looking at 1,000 tickets. It's embarrassing."

City chairman Dave Boddy said: "Chippenham received 634 tickets because that is the way the segregation is configured. If we progress, Huddersfield Town will receive the same amount. They are entitled to 15 per cent of the capacity and they've got that."