Don Diaz
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Or Arsenal....
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Basskadet
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Seriously, how the fook does Arsenal draw the lowest ranked, 2 remaining non-league sides twice in a row??? They always get easy draws. Might as well just give them a bye to the semi-final...
...then again it would be awesome if they get their butts handed to them by either Sutton or Lincoln!!
...then again it would be awesome if they get their butts handed to them by either Sutton or Lincoln!!
Don Diaz
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They might pick up a few injuries against Sutton...who can be a little agricultural shall we say!!
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Agricultural, and on a plastic pitch too!
Don Diaz
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Didn't know that
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Yeah, tis true. It won't matter tho because, as much as I want Sutton to win and humiliate Arsenal, I just know that Sanchez will win a penalty in the 97th minute, despite only 5min extra-time, despite being offside and outside the box and despite no contact, and even though he hits the post, he punches in the rebound with his fist and the ref will give the goal.
Don Diaz
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Brilliant!!
skiathospurs
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Full FA Cup quarter-final draw:
- Chelsea v Manchester United
- Middlesbrough v Huddersfield/Manchester City
- Tottenham v Millwall
- Sutton/Arsenal v Lincoln
Dorset
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I will be doing my usual scum watching routine tonight, the remote will be ready to switch channels if they ain't getting battered. I have a good feeling about this, I watched a couple of Sutton's early games and I was impressed, they have the home advantage and are not total cunts like the scum. Hopefully the ref Michael Oliver will let the game be played in a good old fashioned FA Cup manner and allow Sutton to kick lumps out of the goons. I am expecting a red card though for Mustafi, he is due one and is a total cunt.
Don Diaz
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Right fellow Yids, I have worked out the following for any of you lot that might be wanting to go to the Millwall game in the quarter final of the cup.
First - when we beat Gent on Thursday it will mean that the next round is on March 9th and that means our Millwall match would have to be on Sunday (or Monday evening). So anyone, especially anyone travelling from Ireland, the Dublin area in particular, might want to wait before booking flights.
If it goes tits up on Thursday then we can play at any time including Saturday. It may also depend on Woolwich, as clearly we can't have the Scum and us at home on the same day. There just isn't enough A&E space in Highbury for the Gooner casualties.
So there you go....this free information service has told you absolutely nothing. But since it's Millwall vs Spurs and there might be one or two fans from either side that don't get on, especially after a couple of babychams, I wouldn't mind betting it's the early game on the Sunday, if we beat Gent and the early game on Saturday if we don't.
First - when we beat Gent on Thursday it will mean that the next round is on March 9th and that means our Millwall match would have to be on Sunday (or Monday evening). So anyone, especially anyone travelling from Ireland, the Dublin area in particular, might want to wait before booking flights.
If it goes tits up on Thursday then we can play at any time including Saturday. It may also depend on Woolwich, as clearly we can't have the Scum and us at home on the same day. There just isn't enough A&E space in Highbury for the Gooner casualties.
So there you go....this free information service has told you absolutely nothing. But since it's Millwall vs Spurs and there might be one or two fans from either side that don't get on, especially after a couple of babychams, I wouldn't mind betting it's the early game on the Sunday, if we beat Gent and the early game on Saturday if we don't.
skiathospurs
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throw in the mix bbc& bt tv picks and the man u chelsea game may also have to be on a sunday because of EL commitments,dont think the MET will want united,spurs,millwall&chelsea all travelling around the same day,would be especially nasty around victoria,where all paths cross on the underground.
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The fifth-round draw in full: Women's FA Cup
Notts County Ladies v Yeovil Town Ladies
Liverpool Ladies v Everton Ladies
Arsenal Ladies v Tottenham Hotspur Ladies
Sunderland Ladies v Aston Villa Ladies
Birmingham City Ladies v West Bromwich Albion Women
Bristol City Women v Millwall Lionesses
Manchester City Women v Reading Women
Chelsea Ladies v Doncaster Rovers Belles
Notts County Ladies v Yeovil Town Ladies
Liverpool Ladies v Everton Ladies
Arsenal Ladies v Tottenham Hotspur Ladies
Sunderland Ladies v Aston Villa Ladies
Birmingham City Ladies v West Bromwich Albion Women
Bristol City Women v Millwall Lionesses
Manchester City Women v Reading Women
Chelsea Ladies v Doncaster Rovers Belles
Don Diaz
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@Thfcire are you following this..........it's a 3 for 1 deal??!!
Ah yes of course, United are through in the EFL so they would have to be Sunday....if we get through that makes us Monday night then? the United fans at least the 631 from manchester would never get back, the London majority would be OK though.
So Scum Saturday, maybe City as well, Chelsea/United and maybe City on Sunday, us and Millwall on Monday night.
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/39025784
Leicester have complained to the Football Association over "abuse, provocation and intimidation" they say their fans suffered at Millwall.
The Foxes say they received "numerous complaints" and will not accept the safety of their "supporters, players, and staff being compromised".
Lions fans ran onto The Den pitch on Saturday to celebrate the League One side's shock 1-0 victory in the FA Cup.
Millwall said they were "disappointed" the complaint was not made on Saturday.
Mounted police were deployed after the game to keep the home fans away from the Leicester enclosure.
The FA says it intends to speak with the Premier League champions over the issue.
A Leicester City spokesman said: "We have personally congratulated Millwall on a merited victory and wish them every success in the sixth round.
"However, following receipt of numerous complaints relating to the constant abuse, provocation and intimidation of our players, staff and supporters from our arrival at the stadium, throughout the match and in its immediate aftermath, we have registered our dissatisfaction with the FA. We are awaiting their response."
A Millwall spokesman said: "We have been made aware of these allegations today and are extremely disappointed that Leicester City, as is the professional protocol in such instances, did not raise them on the day of the game itself.
"This morning we received an email from Leicester thanking Millwall Football Club for the hospitality extended to them so are surprised that these serious allegations, which should have been discussed on the day, have come to our attention in the manner they have."
Leicester have complained to the Football Association over "abuse, provocation and intimidation" they say their fans suffered at Millwall.
The Foxes say they received "numerous complaints" and will not accept the safety of their "supporters, players, and staff being compromised".
Lions fans ran onto The Den pitch on Saturday to celebrate the League One side's shock 1-0 victory in the FA Cup.
Millwall said they were "disappointed" the complaint was not made on Saturday.
Mounted police were deployed after the game to keep the home fans away from the Leicester enclosure.
The FA says it intends to speak with the Premier League champions over the issue.
A Leicester City spokesman said: "We have personally congratulated Millwall on a merited victory and wish them every success in the sixth round.
"However, following receipt of numerous complaints relating to the constant abuse, provocation and intimidation of our players, staff and supporters from our arrival at the stadium, throughout the match and in its immediate aftermath, we have registered our dissatisfaction with the FA. We are awaiting their response."
A Millwall spokesman said: "We have been made aware of these allegations today and are extremely disappointed that Leicester City, as is the professional protocol in such instances, did not raise them on the day of the game itself.
"This morning we received an email from Leicester thanking Millwall Football Club for the hospitality extended to them so are surprised that these serious allegations, which should have been discussed on the day, have come to our attention in the manner they have."
skiathospurs
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Last ever cup game at the Lane 
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ICYMI there is no replay in this round,extra time and pens if required.
http://www.thefa.com/news/2016/May/26/quarter-final-sudden-death-replays
.ICYMI there is no replay in this round,extra time and pens if required.
http://www.thefa.com/news/2016/May/26/quarter-final-sudden-death-replays
Don Diaz
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Poor old Leicester, yesterday everyone's favourite second team, today bunch of ignorant self serving twats. What were they expecting a bit of gracious bowing and packet of sweets. It's Millwall ffs give as good as you get.
Dorset
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Ahhh poor little Leicester fans, did those bad Millwall fans say nasty things to them? Just imagine how beastly they are going to be to us, when we batter them back over the river.
Motspur Hotspur
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Just on the BBC feed but very good entertainment. Come on Sutton you got this!
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Dorset
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The Arsenal team bus is stuck in traffic, fuck 'em I say, if they're not there on tine then Sutton should start without them, 200 nil at half time.
J.spurs
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Apparently he was 8:1 to eat a pie during the game. Romance of the cup:
Don Diaz
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That's the reserve goalkeeper, he ate the pie after the manager had used all the subs!!Apparently he was 8:1 to eat a pie during the game. Romance of the cup:
J.spurs
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I know, but it seems there's a little more to it:
Finchbee
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FA Cup TV schedule confirmed:
Chelsea v Man Utd on BT Sport
Arsenal v Lincoln on BBC1
Spurs v Millwall on Crimewatch!
Chelsea v Man Utd on BT Sport
Arsenal v Lincoln on BBC1
Spurs v Millwall on Crimewatch!
Finchbee
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Last ever cup game at the Lane
ICYMI there is no replay in this round,extra time and pens if required.
http://www.thefa.com/news/2016/May/26/quarter-final-sudden-death-replays
And i hope the club does tickets properly
skiathospurs
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I suspect cat A procedure with the security risk,that stops anyone buying a membership and getting in like our lot did at fulham.Guess club will announce when the time&date are fixed?
Dorset
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Good effort from Sutton. They were not humiliated and were so unlucky not to get a draw. Walcott scoring after Sutton should have had a free kick and Deacon's attempt that hit the bar? A Beauty. When Sanchez came on I wonder if any of the Sutton lads were thinking they would need to play for 1,000 years to earn what he gets in a week?
A moral loss for the scum, they should have scored double figures against a team so far below them, a stewards enquiry needed into the draw after they get TWO non-league ties, I suspect voodoo, juju stuff! Cunts, I hope we get them in the semis and batter the fuck out of them, then on to the final against Huddersfield.
A moral loss for the scum, they should have scored double figures against a team so far below them, a stewards enquiry needed into the draw after they get TWO non-league ties, I suspect voodoo, juju stuff! Cunts, I hope we get them in the semis and batter the fuck out of them, then on to the final against Huddersfield.
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http://www.standard.co.uk/sport/foo...-allocation-due-to-safety-fears-a3472286.html
Tottenham are due to hold talks with the Football Association this week regarding Millwall’s ticket allocation for next month’s FA Cup quarter-final at White Hart Lane.
Spurs will discuss the matter with both the FA and their local Safety Advisory Group, which comprises representatives from fire brigade, council, police and the club itself.
FA Cup rules allow for an allocation of up to 15 per cent of a stadium for away supporters. With White Hart Lane currently operating at a reduced capacity of about 31,500, it would amount to a maximum of about 4,700 tickets for Millwall fans. That number would have to be approved by the Safety Advisory Group, however — and it is believed the allocation is likely to be closer to the 3,000 mark.
All four quarter-finals, taking place between March 11-12, are to be televised, with the BBC having first choice of which games to show. Given the sensitive nature of this tie, it appears highly possible that the match will be allocated an early kick-off slot.
The forthcoming quarter-final has revived uncomfortable memories of the last time these teams met, for the testimonial of former Millwall player Keith Stevens. There was violence before and after the fixture at The Den, while there were also reports of a group of Spurs fans attacking a pub in the area.
It was said that 30 police officers and three police horses were injured during the day, with one man taken to hospital with knife wounds.
Tottenham are due to hold talks with the Football Association this week regarding Millwall’s ticket allocation for next month’s FA Cup quarter-final at White Hart Lane.
Spurs will discuss the matter with both the FA and their local Safety Advisory Group, which comprises representatives from fire brigade, council, police and the club itself.
FA Cup rules allow for an allocation of up to 15 per cent of a stadium for away supporters. With White Hart Lane currently operating at a reduced capacity of about 31,500, it would amount to a maximum of about 4,700 tickets for Millwall fans. That number would have to be approved by the Safety Advisory Group, however — and it is believed the allocation is likely to be closer to the 3,000 mark.
All four quarter-finals, taking place between March 11-12, are to be televised, with the BBC having first choice of which games to show. Given the sensitive nature of this tie, it appears highly possible that the match will be allocated an early kick-off slot.
The forthcoming quarter-final has revived uncomfortable memories of the last time these teams met, for the testimonial of former Millwall player Keith Stevens. There was violence before and after the fixture at The Den, while there were also reports of a group of Spurs fans attacking a pub in the area.
It was said that 30 police officers and three police horses were injured during the day, with one man taken to hospital with knife wounds.
Don Diaz
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Do you think Eriksen will take the corners in front of the Millwall fans.....??
Let 'em come is what I say, so they can see what brilliant support and brilliant football looks like.