Summary:
A defender for Reading FC has shown he is not a sucker for sentiment.

Full article:
Chris Gunter has no intention of appeasing Reading legend Phil Parkinson in the FA Cup – even if the Royals’ Twitter account cosied up to their former captain. Monday night's FA Cup quarter-final draw set up a tie between Reading and Bradford, with the winner earning a semi-final clash at Wembley Stadium. The match sees Parkinson - now in charge of Bradford - host the club at which he made over 300 appearances as a player, but one current Reading man was in no mood for sentiment. Chris Gunter seemed unhappy at the sentiment of Reading's tweet on Monday night, replying with one word . Gunter tweeted 'no' to the official Reading Twitter account after their tweet about Phil Parkinson . The FA Cup quarter finals sees Parkinson host Reading, a team for which he made over 300 appearances . The Royals' official Twitter account posted a tweet noting that the club would be represented at Wembley regardless of the result, sparking a simple but effective reply from defender Gunter, who simply said: 'no'. The move seemed to impress Reading supporters, who were glad to find that one of their defenders is intent on approaching the tie in serious fashion. The quarter-final matches of the FA Cup will take place on the weekend of March 7-8.