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Aston Villa - Manchester United

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oh man ~ why's the draw always bad for us? T.T

other good teams only face non premier league teams ~ except Spurs too ~ they've got to play against reading ~ but at least it's at white hart lane ~ lol

too many matches to play and it's going to be hard for us T.T

but i'd go for a win for my team ~ of course ~ 1-2 XD [close one aye? haha]

ps ~
and maybe 2-0 to Spurs ~ berbie or keano =P

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A dull 0-1.

Why is this on TV? I would much rather see a plucky lower league side than these two slog it out again.

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I predict a United win 2-0.

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As this is the cup anything could happen but I'll go for me team to win 2-1.

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floody wrote:


Why is this on TV? I would much rather see a plucky lower league side than these two slog it out again.


its all about the ratings my friend.

why give a much needed financial boost to lower league clubs that they desperately need to keep their head above water when they can swell the coffers of the corporate fat cats at Man United and Villa?

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Steely Hill wrote:
floody wrote:


Why is this on TV? I would much rather see a plucky lower league side than these two slog it out again.


its all about the ratings my friend.

why give a much needed financial boost to lower league clubs that they desperately need to keep their head above water when they can swell the coffers of the corporate fat cats at Man United and Villa?


Indeed.

A sad state of affairs.

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I was thinking that earlier, why show this match on tv. We can watch these two at it twice a season!

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Big Jono wrote:
I was thinking that earlier, why show this match on tv. We can watch these two at it twice a season!


well ~ it's different ~ the cup's close enough for this one ~ and the other one's still a distance away ~ lol

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but a non-league club could use this money so much better. Its just another lot of spare change for Aston Villa and Manchester United suits...

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Aussie_Liverpool_Fan wrote:
but a non-league club could use this money so much better. Its just another lot of spare change for Aston Villa and Manchester United suits...


Says the fan who's club wouldnt forego their share of the gate receipts to stop their opposition going into administration on monday.

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Big Jono wrote:
Aussie_Liverpool_Fan wrote:
but a non-league club could use this money so much better. Its just another lot of spare change for Aston Villa and Manchester United suits...


Says the fan who's club wouldnt forego their share of the gate receipts to stop their opposition going into administration on monday.


Laughing

Yeah!

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I don't control what Liverpool do with their money and I don't agree with where some of it is spent. Albeit, I don't know where the majority of it is spent (not including transfers and wages)

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Carrick is playing in the middle with Anderson.... Oh great...

This will be a very tight game.

GK: VDS

RB: Brown
CB: Ferdinand
CB: Vidic
LB: Evra

RM: Park
CM: Carrick
CM: Anderson
LM: Giggs

CF: Ronaldo
CF: Saha

Subs: Heaton, Hargreaves, O'Shea, Nani, Rooney

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I predict a Villa win here.
Cool

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Boring game, gone to bed.

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Forev wrote:
I predict a United win 2-0.


hey forev ~ you guessed it right XD

first half's quite going so-so ~ since the villa tends to be pulling over too much ~ lol
thanks to fergie to put in Rooney to make the game more alive and finally ronaldo managed to tip one in by the brilliant pass from giggsy who missed his best chance earlier T.T
and the second one's just really really great ~ we do need Rooney to score more =P

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I remember a few years ago where I said that I'd perform an indecent act on Rooney if he committed his future to United however.... Now I'd just do it for the hell of it. The guy is an absolute superstar, easily the best player Fergie has in his Arsenal...

It was a very boring game but then again it is going to be when the opposition just sit there hoofing the ball away and smothering anything that moves.

Very happy with the result, job done. Hopefully draw Liverpool in the next round to give them a good hammering.

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I couldn't tip [beep!] out of a bucket.
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What a boring match. Villa half tried in the first half to go forward but in the second they just looked dead, whilst it was mostly United. Can't say i'm surprised as Villa all too often fall to United, and it probably showed in their performance (with the psychological affect it must have).

The ref was out of his depth i thought too, he seemed to be just randomly blowing his whistle for challenge's - whether they were fouls or not. Luckily (well..) it didn't have too much of a say on the eventual outcome.

By the way, was it just me or did Rooney spit into his lap when he was on the subs bench?

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Forev wrote:
I remember a few years ago where I said that I'd perform an indecent act on Rooney if he committed his future to United however.... Now I'd just do it for the hell of it. The guy is an absolute superstar, easily the best player Fergie has in his Arsenal...

It was a very boring game but then again it is going to be when the opposition just sit there hoofing the ball away and smothering anything that moves.

Very happy with the result, job done. Hopefully draw Liverpool in the next round to give them a good hammering.


Bah, we'd own you in a cup match.. Wink

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Andersen will be a fantastic player in the future. Very impressed by him today, and some of his recent performances.


I hope Man U get Peterborough in the next round. All right, its probably giving them safe passage into the round after that, but it would be intriguing to see Alex Ferguson up against Darren Ferguson

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Ben91 wrote:

By the way, was it just me or did Rooney spit into his lap when he was on the subs bench?


lol ~ he looked happy to me ~ and was capello there to watch agbonlahor? XD

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floody wrote:
Big Jono wrote:
Aussie_Liverpool_Fan wrote:
but a non-league club could use this money so much better. Its just another lot of spare change for Aston Villa and Manchester United suits...


Says the fan who's club wouldnt forego their share of the gate receipts to stop their opposition going into administration on monday.


Laughing

Yeah!


to be fair, Luton's financial problems are largely of their own doing

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Yeah tis true. They did get themselves largely into trouble.

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Ben91 wrote:


By the way, was it just me or did Rooney spit into his lap when he was on the subs bench?


I think he spit his chewing gum out under the seat because he pulled a packet out and offered one to the fella sitting beside him....

WOW...shows how exciting this game was that firstly I remember this, and secondly, we are talking about it in the post-match thread Shocked

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