Note quite Nostradamus, but not a million miles away. Quote from: PeterWithesShin on January 07, 2012, 08:27:13 PMStevenage at home will do. But I think we will get a tough away draw like Southampton, or more likely the winner of the mancwankfest.
Stevenage at home will do. But I think we will get a tough away draw like Southampton, or more likely the winner of the mancwankfest.
Dream is over for another year then- no way will we beat arsenal!
Righty-ho, if it's Arsenal, let's not throw in the towel like at Citeh last year, let's have a go. They'll inevitably rest a few players. so let's be positive. There's no Citeh, one of Man Utd and Liverpool will be out, let's get rid of Arsenal and all of a sudden it starts to be a more winnable competition.
Imagine it'll be on the box...think the four tv games (assume it'll be at least that many) will be Arse/Leeds v us, Lpool v Man U, QPR/Dons v Chelsea, Brighton v Newcastle.
Quote from: PeterWithesShin on January 08, 2012, 05:53:20 PMNote quite Nostradamus, but not a million miles away. Quote from: PeterWithesShin on January 07, 2012, 08:27:13 PMStevenage at home will do. But I think we will get a tough away draw like Southampton, or more likely the winner of the mancwankfest. If you count Southampton as a tough away draw, you had a 50% chance of being right!
"The question rattling around the sports desk right now: should Birmingham and Wolves be allowed to replay their game, or should they both be thrown out of the FA Cup for crimes against football?"From The Guardian. Gotta chuckle.
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