Potential Man United game - On ITV.

It's Baggio

John Robertson
The FA Cup sponsored by E.ON

Fifth Round Proper

Winning clubs will receive £200,000 from The FA
Each club will receive £275,000 from The FA's Broadcast Fund

Saturday 14 February 2009

12.45pm on ITV - Swansea City v Fulham

5.30pm on Setanta Sports - Watford v Chelsea

Sunday 15 February 2009

2.30pm on Setanta Sports - Everton/Liverpool v Aston Villa/Doncaster Rovers

4.30pm on ITV - Derby County/Nottingham Forest v Manchester United

Monday 16 February 2009

7.45pm on Setanta Sports - Cardiff City/Arsenal v West Bromwich Albion/Burnley
 
Lets beat the sheep shaggers. Don't care about United atm. Just want to get them out of the way.
 
huggystyle said:
I'm happy it be on the 15th and not the 14th, get a free pass now!!!

Unless we lose in which case we're off to Birmingham on the saturday...

"Valentines day is far to commercial anyway, why do I need one day set aside by Clinton cards to show how much I love you when I have another 364 of them in which to express my adoration."

Possibly the cheekiest line I've ever pulled but my girlfriend let me off. ;D

Not sure it'll be worth it as i expect Brum to stuff us, but never mind.
 
It's Baggio said:
The FA Cup sponsored by E.ON

Fifth Round Proper

Winning clubs will receive £200,000 from The FA
Each club will receive £275,000 from The FA's Broadcast Fund

Saturday 14 February 2009

12.45pm on ITV - Swansea City v Fulham

5.30pm on Setanta Sports - Watford v Chelsea

Sunday 15 February 2009

2.30pm on Setanta Sports - Everton/Liverpool v Aston Villa/Doncaster Rovers

4.30pm on ITV - Derby County/Nottingham Forest v Manchester United

Monday 16 February 2009

7.45pm on Setanta Sports - Cardiff City/Arsenal v West Bromwich Albion/Burnley
 
Good run in the FA CUP is nice but would much rather have a 12 game unbeaten run and give us
a nice top ten spot in the Championship and safety for another year
 
please please pleasea win this, my family is away for the holidays, so i can have a weekend beer pass
 
This would be rather good, but obviously we have to beat the sheep first ;D
 
Yes yes. Get the sheep out of the way (hopefully) and then I'm torn. Do I...

a) watch it with a load of people in my flat to annoy my Manchester United supporting neighbours?

or

b) watch it in my pub and have the entire pub supporting Forest (we're a Liverpool pub by default)?
 
I know we've got to beat the Sheep first but 4:30pm on a Sunday?! Not the best of timings :(
 
Lizardinho said:
I know we've got to beat the Sheep first but 4:30pm on a Sunday?! Not the best of timings :(

Like 7.45 on a Friday was all peachy either.... :mad:
 
This means that after D*rby, any future cup tie we play in will be televised :)

All 4 quarter finals are broadcast these days :wink:

3 wins from Wembley :D
 
It's factually correct though - it says 'Potential' - well, in truth, the Man United game will be televised regardless - all that remains to be seen is whether it is Forest or Derby who plays host to them.
 
Billy Hunt said:
Would rather beat Derby in the league - on the 21st - than in the cup.

I agree. It's just the potential to beat the sheep, and then get a lovely home game against United
 
Lizardinho said:
I know we've got to beat the Sheep first but 4:30pm on a Sunday?! Not the best of timings :(

Suits me. :p

My wife bought into a flower shop just before Christmas, and I agreed to forfeit the Brum match away to help with deliveries for Valentine's day. The potential MUFC match I would not forfeit, so my Valentine's day predicament would have been worse than most.
 
Maverick said:
Suits me. :p

My wife bought into a flower shop just before Christmas, and I agreed to forfeit the Brum match away to help with deliveries for Valentine's day. The potential MUFC match I would not forfeit, so my Valentine's day predicament would have been worse than most.

And your wife can get you staff discount on the flowers you'll be buying for Valentine's Day. :D
 
It's Baggio said:
The FA Cup sponsored by E.ON

Fifth Round Proper

Winning clubs will receive £200,000 from The FA
Each club will receive £275,000 from The FA's Broadcast Fund

Saturday 14 February 2009

12.45pm on ITV - Swansea City v Fulham

5.30pm on Setanta Sports - Watford v Chelsea

Sunday 15 February 2009

2.30pm on Setanta Sports - Everton/Liverpool v Aston Villa/Doncaster Rovers

4.30pm on ITV - Derby County/Nottingham Forest v Manchester United

Monday 16 February 2009

7.45pm on Setanta Sports - Cardiff City/Arsenal v West Bromwich Albion/Burnley

is this offical?
 
Lord Henry Wotton said:
can the police do this on a sunday night?

The game should finish in time for them to get home and watch the Antiques Roadshow.
 
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