Bromley's goalkeeper Grant Smith is determined to help his team dump Newcastle out of the FA Cup, as the League Two side prepares to face the Magpies at St James' Park. Smith, who played a crucial role in Bromley's promotion to the EFL last season, believes his team can cause an upset. The 31-year-old goalkeeper has come a long way since being released by Brighton as a 20-year-old, working various jobs to make ends meet, including as a kitchen porter and delivery van driver. Now, he is focused on helping Bromley achieve a major FA Cup upset. The Ravens have already shown their ability to perform on the big stage, having won the FA Trophy final and promotion play-off at Wembley in recent years. Smith's experience and determination will be key as Bromley faces a Newcastle team that has not won at Wembley in 70 years. The Magpies' Saudi owners have invested heavily in the team, but Smith is undaunted, saying 'why shouldn't it be us' to cause an upset. With a strong team spirit and a never-say-die attitude, Bromley is ready to take on the challenge. The team's manager, Andy Woodman, has given the players valuable insights into what to expect from Newcastle, having spent several years coaching at the club. As the Ravens prepare to face a hostile crowd at St James' Park, they will draw on their recent experiences and the knowledge that every season, there is at least one major FA Cup upset. This could be Bromley's chance to make history and Smith is ready to play his part.