We are ball number 10 for todays F.A. CUP draw...........

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unclekevin

A. Trialist
The draw will take place around 6.10 pm on ITV1 after the conclusion of the West Ham v Arsenal third round tie.


FA Cup fourth round draw details - Sponsored by E.ON

1. Tottenham / Peterborough
2. Brentford / Doncaster
3. Middlesbrough / Man City
4. Stoke / York
5. Notts County / Forest Green
6. Huddersfield / West Brom
7. Sheffield Utd / QPR
8. MK Dons / Burnley
9. Chelsea / Watford
10. Nottingham Forest / Birmingham
11. Preston / Colchester
12. West Ham / Arsenal
13. Aston Villa / Blackburn
14. Portsmouth / Coventry
15. Sunderland / Barrow
16. Wigan / Hull
17. Everton / Carlisle
18. Sheffield Wednesday / Crystal Palace
19. Tranmere / Wolves
20. Blackpool / Ipswich
21. Fulham / Swindon
22. Torquay / Brighton
23. Scunthorpe / Barnsley
24. Southampton / Luton
25. Bristol City / Cardiff
26. Reading / Liverpool
27. Millwall / Derby
28. Plymouth / Newcastle
29. Leicester / Swansea
30. Bolton / Lincoln
31. Accrington / Gillingham
32. Man Utd / Leeds
 
B

BrickTop

Grenville Morris
This is how it stands at the moment, A few games are played today,some games were postponed, and some need replays.

1. Tottenham
2. Brentford / Doncaster (ROUND 3 - Tuesday, 12 January 2010 7.45pm)
3. Man City
4. Stoke
5. Notts County / Forest Green (ROUND 3 - Tuesday, 12 January 2010 7.45pm)
6. West Brom
7. Sheffield Utd / QPR (Sunday, 3 January 2010 3pm)
8. Burnley
9. Chelsea / Watford (Sunday, 3 January 2010 3pm)
10. Nottingham Forest / Birmingham (REPLAY - Tuesday, 12 January 2010 7.45pm)
11. Preston
12. West Ham / Arsenal (Sunday, 3 January 2010 4.15pm)
13. Aston Villa
14. Portsmouth / Coventry (REPLAY - Tuesday, 12 January 2010 7.45pm)
15. Sunderland
16. Wigan
17. Everton
18. Crystal Palace
19. Tranmere / Wolves (Sunday, 3 January 2010 6.15pm)
20. Ipswich
21. Fulham
22. Brighton
23. Scunthorpe
24. Southampton
25. Bristol City / Cardiff (ROUND 3 - Tuesday, 12 January 2010 7.45pm)
26. Reading / Liverpool (REPLAY - Wednesday, 13 January 2010 8pm)
27. Millwall / Derby (REPLAY - Tuesday, 12 January 2010 7.45pm)
28. Plymouth / Newcastle (REPLAY - Wednesday, 13 January 2010 7.45pm)
29. Leicester
30. Bolton
31. Accrington / Gillingham (ROUND 3 - Tuesday, 12 January 2010 7.45pm)
32. Man Utd / Leeds (Sunday, 3 January 2010 1pm)
 
Kier

Kier

Banned
Scrapping replays would be an easy way to cut down the fixture list.

What are the odds of us being on TV for the replay?
 
RedDogChris

RedDogChris

RedDogChris
Liverpool and Reading will invevitably get first dip on a replay so far(other high profile 3rd round games still to be played though),don't know how many replays will be shown so can't be sure whether we will be on the box yet.
 
Jonathan

Jonathan

Resident foodie!
So, it's like this now:

Draw numbers

1 Tottenham Hotspur

2 Brentford/Doncaster Rovers

3 Manchester City

4 Stoke City

5 Notts County/Forest Green Rovers

6 West Bromwich Albion

7 Sheffield United/Queens Park Rangers

8 Burnley

9 Chelsea/Watford

10 Nottingham Forest/Birmingham City

11 Preston North End

12 West Ham United/Arsenal

13 Aston Villa

14 Portsmouth/Coventry City

15 Sunderland

16 Wigan Athletic

17 Everton

18 Crystal Palace

19 Tranmere Rovers/Wolverhampton Wanderers

20 Ipswich Town

21 Fulham

22 Brighton & Hove Albion

23 Scunthorpe United

24 Southampton

25 Bristol City/Cardiff City

26 Reading/Liverpool

27 Millwall/Derby County

28 Plymouth Argyle/Newcastle United

29 Leicester City

30 Bolton Wanderers

31 Accrington Stanley/Gillingham

32 Leeds United

Ones we want?

1, 3, 9, 12, 13, 26 and possibly 27.
 
MaxiRobriguez

MaxiRobriguez

Bob McKinlay
Get through the replay before worrying about who we're playing in the 4th round.

If we manage it I'd like Liverpool at home, would be a great time to help put a nail in the coffin they are building for themselves.
 
weasel

weasel

Grenville Morris
goatboy said:
Replays are stupid.
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................or on the other hand, they're a vital way to ensure precious financial benefits for battling lower league teams who earn replays against higher opposition, rather than the possibility of simply being dumped out by a penalty shoot out lottery.

English football is already ridiculously top heavy towards the Premiership, replays at least ensure a little more of the TV and gate money can filter down the leagues, often making vital improvements to clubs' balance sheets and setting them up for years.
 
E

eezzeetiger

Geoff Thomas
weasel said:
................or on the other hand, they're a vital way to ensure precious financial benefits for battling lower league teams who earn replays against higher opposition, rather than the possibility of simply being dumped out by a penalty shoot out lottery.

English football is already ridiculously top heavy towards the Premiership, replays at least ensure a little more of the TV and gate money can filter down the leagues, often making vital improvements to clubs' balance sheets and setting them up for years.
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When we're in the Prem we wont think this though.
 
weasel

weasel

Grenville Morris
eezzeetiger said:
When we're in the Prem we wont think this though.
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Yes, and unfortunately that sort of attitude is what's buggering English football.
 
Johnny Bravo

Johnny Bravo

Jack Armstrong
weasel said:
................or on the other hand, they're a vital way to ensure precious financial benefits for battling lower league teams who earn replays against higher opposition, rather than the possibility of simply being dumped out by a penalty shoot out lottery.

English football is already ridiculously top heavy towards the Premiership, replays at least ensure a little more of the TV and gate money can filter down the leagues, often making vital improvements to clubs' balance sheets and setting them up for years.
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Agreed, but the problem is ITV seem to just put on the big teams instead of the interesting ties so ultimately you end up with the big teams getting more money once again.

Having said that we might be a good bet for a TV game from the replays... Oh wait no Liverpool and Newcastle have go replays so they without doubt will be on.

The Notts game wouldn't be a bad one to put on either if it goes to a replay (or if the game is played on the replay dates) as there's a chance of an upset and those games quite often turn out to be belters but there's no hope of that one being on.
 
Flaggers

Flaggers

May not be the best moderator on LTLF, but he's...
LTLF Minion
Oh god Jim bastard Rosenthal... :(
 
Flaggers

Flaggers

May not be the best moderator on LTLF, but he's...
LTLF Minion
Everton v FOREST or Birmingham.
 
W

WatnallRed

Geoff Thomas
We can request 15% of the ground. An i cant see the police objecting no real history between us and the toffees is there?
 
RedMark

RedMark

Viv Anderson
Good draw.

I have a friends in Liverpool so I see a weekend away possibly coming up.
 
E

EmJay

Stuart Pearce
Tnewton_1988 said:
Be a good day at but you never get many tickets at Everton :(
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Home team is required to give 15% should it be demanded, hence why away teams can (but rarely do) fill the entire lower bridgford when we have a home tie.

That said, the next person that talks about "Everton Tickets" wants a good slapping. Remember being draw against Liverpool and Man United in the last few seasons and not going through. We have to beat Birmingham away first, and we may be Nottingham Forest unbeaten away, but if they can hold us to a draw who would honestly fancy us on penos? :wink:

That said, I think its a good draw. Win = huge confidence boast... narrow defeat = well it was expected. As long as we don't get dicked (And I don't think theres a team in England that could dick us at the moment, outside the top 4) it's a good tie :)
 
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