FA Cup 2014 - 2015
Re: FA Cup 2014 - 2015
Dover away please...no chance of a ticket but a short trip home.
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Perryashburtongroves
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Re: FA Cup 2014 - 2015
Away to AFC Wimbledon. Just got a feeling.
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Fucking hell, Hull at home. You couldn't make that up...
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Perryashburtongroves
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Hull at home. Yawn
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Rosicky's Right Boot
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We'll come from behind to earn a late replay at the prestigious KC Stadium. 
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Boring. Shit draw all round. No surprise in the Chavs at home to lower league opposition again
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Think Liverpool and City might have a bit of trouble. Most other contenders, including us, should cruise.
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Mistical92
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If this is any more than Cat C prices then the club can fuck off (I know they have to agree prices)
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falkirk goon
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Anyone half decent can do us home or away.Hull will fancy their chances and rightly so, our manager is a furburger afterall.
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officepest
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At least you won't have to travel to Hull, it's a toilet.
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northbank123
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Agree, he would just not have walked away anyway, being top for so long and reaching Wembley would have been huge 'progress' in his eyes. And I would add to that that winning the FA Cup seems to have increased expectations and consequently he is being judged more harshly this season, because so many people on both sides of the divide invested a lot of belief in the 'springboard' argument.DB10GOONER wrote:I loved winning that FA Cup for alot of different reasons. But I still firmly believe that winning it didn't extend Arsene's deathgrip - oops, sorry - tenure, by even one day. Similarly, us losing it would not have cut it short by even one day. Arsene only has to deliver 4th spot and the CL money & "prestige" (augie wrote:Don't give a fcuk - the last fa cup success seen le cock rewarded with a new 3 year contract so one has to ask if winning the cup would be good for the club) and our board are happy. I've said it once, I've said it a million times, Arsene will leave when Arsene wants to leave, no sooner and no later. If a 9 year (that's NEARLY A DECADE THERE FOLKS!!!
) trophy drought wasn't enough to motivate our board to replace him, does anyone really think not winning the FA Cup would? REALLY??
So I personally enjoyed the day, the build up, the game, the win, the victory parade, the whole thing.
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GranadaJoe
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Crap draw. A game we should cruise, but one we're quite capable of losing.
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StuartL
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oh yes, if there is a fuck up happening we are in the vicinityGranadaJoe wrote:Crap draw. A game we should cruise, but one we're quite capable of losing.
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officepest
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We are not only in the vicinity, we are orchestrating from the command centre.StuartL wrote:oh yes, if there is a fuck up happening we are in the vicinityGranadaJoe wrote:Crap draw. A game we should cruise, but one we're quite capable of losing.
