Si Bee said:I have just made a mess in my boxers!
RitchBee said:So Have I lol
Well if we double the prices for ALL fans (I'd be happy to pay £50 or more personally and I'm sure that most regular Bees fans won't mind paying double if they could guarantee a ticket), then that will certainly go some way to helping. It would be nice if we could just ask the ManUre fans to pay £100 each, but I'm sure that's not allowed by the FA!Ashford Bees said:nice one, away would have been better for the dosh
rofl rofl rofleghambee said:Just announced, the live matches for the QF
Burnley/Blackburn vs Leicester
and
Chelsea reserves vs Celebrity X1
With extended highlights from whoever Sheef Utd are playing .
alikat said:It would be nice if we could just ask the ManUre fans to pay £100 each, but I'm sure that's not allowed by the FA!
allencook said:it would really interest me the chances of playing at stanford bridge. the income we would get from that would be pure amasing
Luton Bee said:Why have you made a mess in Si Bees' boxers? :blush:
To be fair, Benj, not many could see us beating Bristol City in the first round, Luton in the third round or Hartlepool in the fourth round replay - or draw at St Mary's for that matter. I hope that Harry and your players share your complacency.Benj said:It's not the best draw for us, although Man U at home is something we can usually deal with if the lads are up for it. Just I can't see you beating us in the replay, especially if Redknapp is playing, and we go back to 4-4-2. I guess you can dream though![]()
Benj said:It's not the best draw for us, although Man U at home is something we can usually deal with if the lads are up for it. Just I can't see you beating us in the replay, especially if Redknapp is playing, and we go back to 4-4-2. I guess you can dream though![]()

Benj said:It's not the best draw for us, although Man U at home is something we can usually deal with if the lads are up for it. Just I can't see you beating us in the replay, especially if Redknapp is playing, and we go back to 4-4-2. I guess you can dream though![]()
Just updated the first post of this thread.The H said:anyone have any idea what the other games were![]()
Benj said:It's not the best draw for us, although Man U at home is something we can usually deal with if the lads are up for it. Just I can't see you beating us in the replay, especially if Redknapp is playing, and we go back to 4-4-2. I guess you can dream though![]()
Benj said:It's not the best draw for us, although Man U at home is something we can usually deal with if the lads are up for it. Just I can't see you beating us in the replay, especially if Redknapp is playing, and we go back to 4-4-2. I guess you can dream though![]()
Well said, Ed. I thought it had gone very quiet from the Soton fans after a "well done" from a couple of them!Edmundo said:To be fair, Benj, not many could see us beating Bristol City in the first round, Luton in the third round or Hartlepool in the fourth round replay - or draw at St Mary's for that matter. I hope that Harry and your players share your complacency.
The H said:anyone have any idea what the other games were![]()
Ashford Bees said:nice one, away would have been better for the dosh
Bush Tuckerman said:Surely a switch to Stamford Bridge has to be considered for financial reasons??
However personally I'd like to see us keep the game at GP if we beat the Saints!! :bound: :banana:

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Yes.The H said:yes ... so stop all talking b***ocks about switching ties you can't switch
and let's beat er... Hartlepool first, Sheffield Wednesday next and finally Southampton....
The H said:can't access FA site...
wots it say??
John Salako has shown his Brentford teammates that dreams really can come true after the Bees were drawn against Manchester United in Quarter Finals of The FA Cup.
The Bees have earned a home draw against United in the last eight, providing they can beat Southampton in a Fifth Round replay next week. And experienced winger Salako, 35, predicted it on TheFA.com three months ago!
In an exclusive interview in November he urged his teammates to 'dare to dream' as they prepared for a First Round replay against Bristol City. And he revealed his secret hope was to eventually draw Manchester United and knock them out!
It seemed impossible at the time, and no doubt one or two people were secretly chuckling at Salako's ambition. But after Brentford's outstanding performance at St Mary's on Saturday, when they came from 2-0 down to draw 2-2 with Premiership side Southampton, the Bees are on a high and believe anything is possible.
Under the guidance of impressive young manager Martin Allen they reached the Fifth Round by beating Bristol in that early encounter before also coming through difficult ties against Hinckley, Luton and Hartlepool.
The Southampton game at Griffin Park next week will be their fourth replay already in this year's competition, meaning Salako has played more matches for Brentford in this season's FA Cup then when he reached The Final for Crystal Palace in 1990!
On that occasion, of course, he was beaten in a replay by Manchester United - and that explains his dream scenario.
"To get through to the quarters and beat Manchester United, that would be something special wouldn't it?," he said.
"That would be real revenge! Every time I get near silverware Manchester United seem to ruin it, but maybe this is my one last chance. People will say we have no chance and they're probably right. But the great thing about The FA Cup is anything can happen.
"It's certainly a great incentive and makes the replay against Southampton even more special."
Salako does have one word of warning for his Brentford teammates, though. Because now they are daring to dream, he doesn't want them to get carried away.
"I know it will be on our minds but we have to forget about it for a while now," he insisted. "We have an important match against Hartlepool in the league on Tuesday and then Sheffield Wednesday on Saturday. Getting promotion to the Championship is still the most important thing for this club.
"Fortunately we have got a manager who won't allow the players to lose focus. He's very good at that and I know he'll make sure we keep on winning."