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Post Posted: Mon Jan 07, 2008 4:56 pm Reply with quote
Liverpool v Havant & Waterlooville

Laughing
Only the FA Cup can throw up such a weird fixture,if it happens that is lol

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Post Posted: Mon Jan 07, 2008 4:58 pm Reply with quote
conner99 wrote:
Bluenose wrote:
I think I'll skip this one... Laughing



a shame , you would have had an easy tie as well ...Huddersfield Town . Laughing


Laughing
Huddersfield were probably thinking the same too,now they have a tougher tie against Oldham instead

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Post Posted: Mon Jan 07, 2008 5:08 pm Reply with quote
Whoop de do. We also meet the top four early, in both the league and FA Cup. We gave United two superb games in this competition last season and should have knocked them out in the home replay, and have taken two points of them in two seasons and narrowly beaten 3-2 with 10 men at OT in the league away game last season.

Lets see if the mostly second string lads can compete with Spurs once more next Tuesday first.

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Post Posted: Mon Jan 07, 2008 5:50 pm Reply with quote
Gazza-LFC wrote:
Liverpool v Havant & Waterlooville


I'd love that to happen. I could probably get a ticket for that one. Either way it's a good draw for us once we get Johaldo's boys out of the way.

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Post Posted: Mon Jan 07, 2008 6:27 pm Reply with quote
I'd love to see H&V and Liverpool to meet as well. It would be a fantastic occassion for everyone at H&V to enjoy.

First things first though, we gave Luton a lifeline to stay clear of administration, and now we have to put them away...

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Post Posted: Mon Jan 07, 2008 6:28 pm Reply with quote
I've a feeling there could be as many non Premier sides as Premier sides in the last 16.

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Post Posted: Mon Jan 07, 2008 9:50 pm Reply with quote
I'm not going to discuss the possibility of facing Man Utd until we get past Reading, if we get past them.

Ok, sod it. We're both out. Let's face it, United will beat whoever wins at the Madjeski.

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Post Posted: Mon Jan 07, 2008 10:06 pm Reply with quote
9nufc9 wrote:
Arsenal v Newc/Stoke

Rolling Eyes Rolling Eyes

Trophy-less season again - brilliant Rolling Eyes


No offence, 9nufc9, but you'd of had to draw League 1 (or lower) opposition all the way to Wembley for Newcastle to stand any chance of winning the competition. Laughing Then again, with the amount of 'minnows' making it through, it could have happened (Millwall anyone?)..

As for our draw, it has been an age since we've drawn a non-league team (certainly before i was following), so this will be an excellent tie. Assuming we beat Luton. It's a shame that Swansea will probably beat Havant & Waterlooville, though. Still, it's a great opportunity to make the fifth round.

Sheffield United vs. West Ham is mouthwatering - but Man City will have to fold at home for it to happen. Although aren't the Hammers very good away from home?

Manchester United vs. Tottenham would be another highlight, though Reading would give them just as good a game.

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Post Posted: Mon Jan 07, 2008 10:15 pm Reply with quote
Big Jono wrote:

papa5murf wrote:
Big Jono wrote:

Got to get past Reading first tho lol


3-4 scoreline in the replay?


Probably


I just came up with a better idea. 3-3 after regulation. 4-4 after extra time. Then bring on the PK's!! Laughing

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Post Posted: Tue Jan 08, 2008 6:46 pm Reply with quote
9nufc9 wrote:
Arsenal v Newc/Stoke

Rolling Eyes Rolling Eyes

Trophy-less season again - brilliant Rolling Eyes


I knew it would be someone tough. Predicted Liverpool, we got Arsenal. I think I'd rather have Liverpool. Hey we got to beat stoke yet. Crying or Very sad

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Post Posted: Wed Jan 09, 2008 9:43 pm Reply with quote
Ben91 wrote:
9nufc9 wrote:
Arsenal v Newc/Stoke

Rolling Eyes Rolling Eyes

Trophy-less season again - brilliant Rolling Eyes


No offence, 9nufc9, but you'd of had to draw League 1 (or lower) opposition all the way to Wembley for Newcastle to stand any chance of winning the competition. Laughing Then again, with the amount of 'minnows' making it through, it could have happened (Millwall anyone?)..

As for our draw, it has been an age since we've drawn a non-league team (certainly before i was following), so this will be an excellent tie. Assuming we beat Luton. It's a shame that Swansea will probably beat Havant & Waterlooville, though. Still, it's a great opportunity to make the fifth round.

Sheffield United vs. West Ham is mouthwatering - but Man City will have to fold at home for it to happen. Although aren't the Hammers very good away from home?

Manchester United vs. Tottenham would be another highlight, though Reading would give them just as good a game.


we will crush hammer 2-0 at home hehehehe

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Post Posted: Thu Jan 10, 2008 2:06 pm Reply with quote
I'm off to Wolves v Watford in the Fourth Round.

mmm, not a classic...?

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