Bradford City chief Mark Lawn is confident keeping hold of manager Phil Parkinson.
City's 4-2 win at Chelsea - having been 2-0 down to the Premier League leaders - is already one of the cup's greatest upsets and another feather in the cap of Parkinson.
The former Charlton boss oversaw Bradford's run to the League Cup final in 2013 and earlier this season took the scalp of Leeds in the same competition.
Lawn, though, is confident that his man will stay at the helm despite the interest he is likely to generate.
"He's got 18 months left to run and we don't want him to go anywhere," he added. "I think he's a bit rubbish, so all the other teams, keep your bloody hands off!"
