Fletch wrote:To be quite honest guys (and gals), if someone had said to you at the start of the season "Would you like to be in the 4th round of the FA Cup with a home draw against a non league team?" how many of us would have said "Ooeerr, not sure about that?"
Surely its got to be the best chance we have ever had of getting to the 5th round?
Too true - and the fact it's Crawley gives it an extra edge in my opinion. Would like nothing more than to see Evans and co well and truly humiliated, and for us to be in the 5th round draw; although obviously the flip side of that is that it will be unbearable if...
Must confess to letting out a small 'eek' when I saw that they still have David Hunt there on loan from Bees. Much as I love him, I would hope that he tweaks a hamstring before the game.
Dave_Pougher wrote:One nice thing you can say about Evans (if that's possible for just a brief moment) he has actually got the whole TQY fans singing the same song!
Just realised if we where to win and then win in the 5th round we'd be in the 1/4 finals! Somebody pass me the oxygen!
Of course if we where to win that and then the next and then the next we'd be bringing th cup home. Maybe I am getting ahead of myself.
Really?!
I think we should probably worry about getting through each round before we worry about winning the one after. In all honesty, I really cant see Crawley as being up for it. They must be pretty disappointed by getting us in the next round and that could work in our favour. This is probably our best chance of getting to the 5th round ever.
I think we should probably worry about getting through each round before we worry about winning the one after. In all honesty, I really cant see Crawley as being up for it. They must be pretty disappointed by getting us in the next round and that could work in our favour. This is probably our best chance of getting to the 5th round ever.
Not being 'up' for getting to the 5th round of the FA Cup. Hmmm okay.
A lot of you are belittling the support of a team whose average attendances are up 75% on last year, and who, the last time we played, were still in the midst of the post Majeed malais that saw us lose half of our fanbase.
You re on a different planet if you think we ll bring small numbers. This is our best cup run ever and people are well up for it. From early chats I genuinely expect us to bring 1,000 minimum.
As for matters on the pitch, already beaten Swindon away and Derby at home, so a trip to Plainmoor doesn t hold any fear for us at all given that we re by far the best team in the Conference this year. I fear you may get a nasty surprise, and given some of the arrogance already on show on this forum it will be richly deserved!
As for the TV thing, I can t see it, not with you guys having home advantage.
Southampton Gull wrote:
Mav, their capacity is 4000, I think they will surprise anyone expecting just a couple of hundred to turn up.
We were just a couple of hundred short of our capacity, Derby didn't sell their allocation. We would expect to bring 1000+, last time we went on a good cup run we drew Brighton and took 8000 to the Goldstone.
CTFC wrote:
We were just a couple of hundred short of our capacity, Derby didn't sell their allocation. We would expect to bring 1000+, last time we went on a good cup run we drew Brighton and took 8000 to the Goldstone.
By far the best team or by far spent the most?
Hmmmmm.
And as for arrogant I've been listening to your lot on the radio all day. Pot, kettle.
Should be a good, entertaining match though. And a bit of banter will help things along
Just wish I could be there.
We'd all like a rich investor but it's always more satisfying to earn your place than to buy it.
And what Matt said.
Nice to see my brother's team top of the BSP
