FA Cup 2004/05

FA Cup 2004/05

"here" DTB, as far as I'm concerned in this Companys SHOWROOMS!

I dont have "a shop", I do not work in "a shop"!!! :mad: :mad: :mad2: :mad2: :sorted:
 

FA Cup 2004/05

nick logan said:
please no, but som strange twisted part of me hankers for carlisle away.

:confused: What sort a ****ing word is "hankers" :rolleyes:

you big tart :D
 

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Markybee said:
"here" DTB, as far as I'm concerned in this Companys SHOWROOMS!

I dont have "a shop", I do not work in "a shop"!!! :mad: :mad: :mad2: :mad2: :sorted:

Is your surname not Patel?? :D :rolleyes:
 

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Markybee said:
it means "longs for"....it is a bit effeminate :yes:

So it should say " I long for carlise away " lol

Big Queer! :wave: :fishing:
 

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Markybee said:
I would say its very gay....and pretty nuts too

i would say you're very gay... and pretty nuts too

hope this helps :wave: :cool:
 

FA Cup 2004/05

Don't know if this appears here earlier but Scotty Partridge was Man of the Round for the 3rd QR. He got all 3 goals for Bath City against Brockenhurst
 

FA Cup 2004/05

Hayes 4-0 Ashford Town

i knew of 2 of Ashford's starting XI - captain Steve Battams used to live round the corner, and centre-mid Jim Hibburt (ex-England schoolboy captain :eek: ) lived round my way too, i used to know both of their brothers :eek:

Hayes were in Ashford's half ONCE in the first half, but scored from a corner. It was a good game to watch, but Hayes' defence just seemed stronger than Ashford's - Town had plenty of play but could not get near the goal. The floodgates opened a bit in the second half, but i don't think ashford were in any way disgraced.

Good scenes when the draw eventually came on, Hayes getting Wrexham at home. What a sh*t draw for the bees tho - sod the cup, let#s concentrate on the league :(
 

FA Cup 2004/05

Did Wolfie play for Ashford Town? The BIG old unit with no hair & a shiny head. Also got a beard. Plays centre midfield.
 

FA Cup 2004/05

:shrug: sorry si, can't say i remember anyone of that description, BUT can't say i was sober :shrug:
 

FA Cup 2004/05

no problem :sorted:
 

FA Cup 2004/05

Third Round proper & all the big guns are out to play. £40,000 to each winning club. :afro:

Arsenal v Stoke City
Notts County v Middlesbrough
Manchester United v Exeter City
Plymouth Argyle v Everton
Leicester City v Blackpool
Derby County v Wigan Athletic
Sunderland v Crystal Palace
Wolverhampton Wanderers v Millwall
Yeading v Newcastle Utd
Hull City v Colchester United
Tottenham Hotspur v Brighton & Hove Albion
Reading v Swansea City
Birmingham City v Leeds United
Hartlepool United v Boston United
Milton Keynes Dons v Peterborough United
Oldham Athletic v Manchester City
Chelsea v Scunthorpe United
Cardiff City v Blackburn Rovers
Charlton Athletic v Rochdale
West Ham United v Norwich City
Sheffield United v Aston Villa
Preston North End v West Bromwich Albion
Rotherham United v Yeovil Town
Burnley v Liverpool
AFC Bournemouth v Chester City
Coventry City v Crewe Alexandra
Watford v Fulham
Ipswich Town v Bolton Wanderers
Portsmouth v Gillingham
Northampton Town v Southampton
Queens Park Rangers v Nottingham Forest
Luton Town v Brentford

Nice pay days for Exeter City, Yeading & Scunthorpe United.
 

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Hull City 0 Colchester United 2. lol
Luton Town 0 Brentford 2. :bound:
Manchester United 0 Exeter City 0. lol
Oldham Athletic 1 Manchester City 0. lol
Queens Park Rangers 0 Nottingham Forest 3. lol
 

FA Cup 2004/05

Oh yes, I forgot about that game. A cracking equaliser from Ivar Ingimarsson on 88 minutes though. :yes: :afro:
 
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finchbee said:
Reading 1 Swansea 1

:bound:

Did anyone see Ivar's late equaliser though, a bit special!

Also enjoyed Fulham only drawing at Watford and on Match Of The Day seeing the tremedous away following they took with them!!
 

FA Cup 2004/05

Fourth Round draw:

Derby County v Watford or Fulham
Manchester United or Exeter City Middlesbrough
Cardiff City or Blackburn Rovers v Colchester United
Chelsea v Birmingham City
West Ham United v Sheffield United
Oldham Athletic v Bolton Wanderers
Arsenal v Wolverhampton Wanderers
Everton v Sunderland
Nottingham Forest v Peterborough United
Brentford v Hartlepool United or Boston United
Reading or Swansea City v Leicester City or Blackpool
Burnley or Liverpool v Bournemouth
Southampton v Portsmouth
West Brom Albion v Tottenham Hotspur
Newcastle United v Coventry City
Charlton Athletic v Yeovil Town

Lucky AFC Bournemouth, lucky Peterborough United & Southampton Vs Portsmouth! :eek:
 

FA Cup 2004/05

Liverpool are out of the cup to Burnley and deservedly so after fielding almost a reserve side. I hope the scallies win **** all now.
 

FA Cup 2004/05

Great news IMO,good to see another premiershit team bite the dust...
 

FA Cup 2004/05

Jimbee said:
Liverpool are out of the cup to Burnley and deservedly so after fielding almost a reserve side. I hope the scallies win **** all now.


Yet another BIG club making an a**e of the finest domestic cup competiton in the world.

They should be ashamed of themselves....... :nono:
 

FA Cup 2004/05

What a disgrace by Liverpool. After Sky had agreed to show the game so that Burnley didn't lose out financially, they snub the watching thousands as well as the tradition of the Cup. They deserved to lose, but let's hope that they winn f*** all now.

Of course, from Burnley's point of view, it gives them a good crack at getting into the fifth round ...
 

FA Cup 2004/05

WarrenBee said:
That was some own goal he couldn't do that if he tried.

:D :D :D :D

Yeh! someone said he was trying to get on twice on soccer A.M.....
In the Showboat section and Taxi for Traore. lol
 

FA Cup 2004/05

Big mistake by the Scousers, that could have been their only chance of silverware this season and it serves them right for taking the "big club" attitude and playing a reserve side in the cup.

To me Liverpool have lost it as one of the major forces in English football and they sit alongside the likes of Spurs as a middle of the road PL club going nowhere and increasingly losing their traditional identity by employing more and more anonymous foreign players and coaches.

If Gerrard has any ambition he will move on ASAP.
 

FA Cup 2004/05

I can imagine a humiliation like that could be a final straw. Not winning is one thing, not trying is another.


Stanley said:
If Gerrard has any ambition he will move on ASAP.
 

FA Cup 2004/05

Stanley said:
Big mistake by the Scousers, that could have been their only chance of silverware this season and it serves them right for taking the "big club" attitude and playing a reserve side in the cup.

To me Liverpool have lost it as one of the major forces in English football and they sit alongside the likes of Spurs as a middle of the road PL club going nowhere and increasingly losing their traditional identity by employing more and more anonymous foreign players and coaches.

If Gerrard has any ambition he will move on ASAP.

Agree entirely! :blush

Slight better than the Spurs though! lol

Bloody disgrace fielding that team :nono:
 

FA Cup 2004/05

Bournemouth must be happy at getting an away tie at Turf Moor rather than Anfield..........
 

FA Cup 2004/05

Quite a few Bmuff fans down the pub yesterday were not too happy with Liverpool. I just sat and laughed rofl
 

FA Cup 2004/05

Stanley said:
Big mistake by the Scousers, that could have been their only chance of silverware this season .

Erm, 1-0 up in the semi final of the Carling Cup v Grotford and still in the Champions League :shrug:

Stanley said:
and it serves them right for taking the "big club" attitude and playing a reserve side in the cup.

agree, bang out of order by the Scousers

Stanley said:
To me Liverpool have lost it as one of the major forces in English football and they sit alongside the likes of Spurs as a middle of the road PL club going nowhere and increasingly losing their traditional identity by employing more and more anonymous foreign players and coaches.

to me Liverpool are rebuilding their team and a top three place beckons next season with honours the season after. Benitez is a top coach and will get it right given time and last night was perhaps one of the many "welcome to England" wake-up calls that he's no doubt learning from

Stanley said:
If Gerrard has any ambition he will move on ASAP.

If he moves, it'll only be for money imho. He should be able to see and appreciate the changes at Anfield, Morientes is a major coup and a few of the poorer players on Liverpools books soon run out of contract and will surely be replaced by better ones - some of the current squad wouldn't even feature in a Bees side !

So, an over-reaction by some of you imho, Liverpool are the losers on this occasion end of. Surely you would have been more pi55ed off had they won at a canter with the side they put out last night ?

This has to be the last hiccup/pi55-take by the bigger sides surely ?
 

FA Cup 2004/05

Si Bee said:
Fourth Round draw:

Derby County v Watford or Fulham
Manchester United or Exeter City Middlesbrough
Cardiff City or Blackburn Rovers v Colchester United
Chelsea v Birmingham City
West Ham United v Sheffield United
Oldham Athletic v Bolton Wanderers
Arsenal v Wolverhampton Wanderers
Everton v Sunderland
Nottingham Forest v Peterborough United
Brentford v Hartlepool United or Boston United
Reading or Swansea City v Leicester City or Blackpool
Burnley or Liverpool v Bournemouth
Southampton v Portsmouth
West Brom Albion v Tottenham Hotspur
Newcastle United v Coventry City
Charlton Athletic v Yeovil Town

Lucky AFC Bournemouth, lucky Peterborough United & Southampton Vs Portsmouth! :eek:
Woops, I thought Liverpool Vs AFC Bournemouth in the Fourth Round was a dead cert. Well done Burnley though. :bound: That Richard Chaplow looks like a scary freak eh?
 

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i agree with Bee H - apart from the highly dubious signing of Nunez, the rest of that team was inherited, wasn't it? Not his fault that the young players aren't quite up to it, and that the older players are cack...
 

FA Cup 2004/05

He's responsible for picking the side though. :confused:

I can't see any justification for 'resting' players who managed to lose at home to an average Man Utd side on Saturday.
 

FA Cup 2004/05

makes perfect sense to me. he quite reasonably assumed that his second XI would be better than a 1st XI of a championship team. Just like fergie assumed his second XI would be better than some piddling little Conference team. But they got it embarassingly wrong and, like Bee H says, i don't think it'll happen much more often...

at the same time, it was that same basic XI which has got Liverpool to the Carling Cup semis :shrug:
 

FA Cup 2004/05

Anyone bothered what draw is produced later on today? I'd rather the big two in Arsenal & Manchester United were kept apart so they can both (hopefully) meet each other in the final.
 

FA Cup 2004/05

Yeah, I would go with that.

Would be good to see the heavyweights battling it out to try and salvage something from their campaign (sorry ;) )
 

FA Cup 2004/05

:yawn:
 

FA Cup 2004/05

Wassup Billy ??
Is good old Jessica Fletcher knackering you out ?? :fishing:

I would like to see a Newcastle V Man Utd final and I WOULD LOVE IT !!(Keegan circa 1996) to see the geordies get their first trophy for years. ;)
 

FA Cup 2004/05

gashbee said:
Wassup Billy ??
I would like to see a Newcastle V Man Utd final and I WOULD LOVE IT !!(Keegan circa 1996) to see the geordies get their first trophy for years. ;)

Coincidences quite often occur in cup triumphs. The last time Chelsea won the league was 50 years ago, the exact same time as when Newcastle last won the FA cup!! :sorted:
 

FA Cup 2004/05

Semi Final Draw
Arsenal v Blackburn
Newcastle v Man Utd


Looks like a United v Arsenal final then
 

FA Cup 2004/05

The Prophet said:
Semi Final Draw
Arsenal v Blackburn
Newcastle v Man Utd


Looks like a United v Arsenal final then

Now wait for the conspiracy theorists. :rolleyes:
 

FA Cup 2004/05

The Prophet said:
:wave:........Although I had the FA down as wanting Newcastle to win it this year

Luck seems to be going their way, and having got rid of Chelsea, why should they worry about Man Utd getting in their way. :sorted:
 

FA Cup 2004/05

As long as Arsenal beat Blackburn I don't care who they play in the final.

Dickov and Savage are 2 people who I would not want to see with FA Cup winners medals.

Newcastle V Man Utd should be a good game.
 

FA Cup 2004/05

When was the last time both Arsenal & Manchester United played each other in the Final? Was it that classic back in 1978/79? :scratch:
 

FA Cup 2004/05

Must have been :yes:

I used to be able to name all finalists since the war :computer: :computer: Not no more, but can't think of one since the 80's to involve them? :imwith:
 
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