Not having a go at you Alf, just please to see some different teams at the top.
Got a bit boring like F1.
Be good to see utd out of europe for a change.
PS Yorkshire puddings with liver and veg for tea.
Not having a go at you Alf, just please to see some different teams at the top.
Got a bit boring like F1.
Be good to see utd out of europe for a change.
PS Yorkshire puddings with liver and veg for tea.
And they have drawn the scum at homeOriginally Posted by Richard Head
Up the Dale.And they have drawn the scum at home
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Should be a full ground for the short trip from Leeds for the away supporters. Good result yesterday beating Rotherham away. Any 3rd Round memories out there anyone ?
Mine is 1996 when we got well shafted 7-0 by Liverpool at Anfield.
My abiding memories were the local Liverpool kids offering to "protect my car" while I was at the match for a small remuneration
Stan Collymore kicking a football - he had a hell of a kick!
Ian Rush breaking Denis Law's record of FA Cup goals.
The Kop singing "Always look on the bright side of life" when we were 7-0 down
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No country for old men.
Great performance by Everton and that final Arsenal shot by Giroud against the bar which would have been a cracker if it had gone in would not have been a fair result. The only way you can beat Everton is through football skill and there aren't many teams in that league at the moment that can do that
No country for old men.
Oh dear Alf, you may have a full house but they have more dick heads than Morecambe.
I do hope its a good game.
Showing my age, my first 3rd round memory is a bit earlier than that. In 1963 Morecambe then in the old Lancashire Combination got through to the 3rd round, great excitement when the draw camer round only to draw Weymouth at home and lose 1-0. It was another 38 years before we got to the 3rd round again and drew Ipswich, then 3rd in the Premier League, at home and went down 3-0.
Other memories from my days following Liverpool was 1974 back in the Shankly era when they drew Doncaster, then bottom of the old 4th Division at Anfield and were held 2-2 with Doncaster hitting the bar in the last minute. It was the days of the power cuts in the early Seventies so it was a midweek afternoon trip to Doncaster for the replay to see a 2-0 Liverpool win then a drive back in my old Austin A40 over the Pennines in a blizzard
Only one, as I am sure Danbert will point out!The only way you can beat Everton is through football skill and there aren't many teams in that league at the moment that can do that
Personally I have no problem with the true United fans who will stick with their team while they go into a slow demise, it will be the same as what we have done for the last 35-40 years. What will be interesting to me is to see how many stop "supporting" them,
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