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Ted the Yid

Ted the Yid

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Yeah I saw that, guess it means that you need to keep 5-6 regulars rather than changing almost the whole team. Also suggests that 'squad' players are about League 1 standard on average....which I'm not sure is right, age and experience is a big factor.

Not sure it means they are league 1 standard, they just don't play regularly together so have less cohesion then a league 1 team.
 
skiathospurs

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Yeah I saw that, guess it means that you need to keep 5-6 regulars rather than changing almost the whole team. Also suggests that 'squad' players are about League 1 standard on average....which I'm not sure is right, age and experience is a big factor.
Our biggest disappointments were possibly 4 internationals,Davies,sissoko,wimmer&Dier,so it wasnt just because of kids playing.Just one two or 3 more regulars would have bedded in the new starters and help guide the play.We made some awful decsions in the game,davies&dier gave the ball away cheaply for the goals I think because we werent prepared to be our usual patient selves,maybe everyone was trying to prove their worth too much?Son& sissoko a few times tried to take people on in the wrong positions,gave the ball away when it was the wrong time&place to concede possesion,mostly when the fullbacks were completly out of postion then.The only one with the correct composure was winks who carried the ball well to relieve pressure and didnt give it away.
It isnt as much the standard of the players,just the unfamiliarity of playing with each other in an actual match.That allowed wycombe to drag us into playing their style of game,more end to end with us trying to force the issue.I just think ok toby or jan couldnt play,but wanyama or mousa in tandem with dier would have given us some regularity in approach,more calmness and the style we have been playing,i.e keeping possesion.
Its wrong to write off onomah,ccv,wimmer because it was a collective cluster fuck brought about because of unfamilarity and pressure of a game situation,against a side not lost in 16 matches whatever league they were from.
 
Don Diaz

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Our biggest disappointments were possibly 4 internationals,Davies,sissoko,wimmer&Dier,so it wasnt just because of kids playing.Just one two or 3 more regulars would have bedded in the new starters and help guide the play.We made some awful decsions in the game,davies&dier gave the ball away cheaply for the goals I think because we werent prepared to be our usual patient selves,maybe everyone was trying to prove their worth too much?Son& sissoko a few times tried to take people on in the wrong positions,gave the ball away when it was the wrong time&place to concede possesion,mostly when the fullbacks were completly out of postion then.The only one with the correct composure was winks who carried the ball well to relieve pressure and didnt give it away.
It isnt as much the standard of the players,just the unfamiliarity of playing with each other in an actual match.That allowed wycombe to drag us into playing their style of game,more end to end with us trying to force the issue.I just think ok toby or jan couldnt play,but wanyama or mousa in tandem with dier would have given us some regularity in approach,more calmness and the style we have been playing,i.e keeping possesion.
Its wrong to write off onomah,ccv,wimmer because it was a collective cluster fuck brought about because of unfamilarity and pressure of a game situation,against a side not lost in 16 matches whatever league they were from.
Yes a lot of good points....I think Poch and the players will learn from going forward.
 
boo

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  1. Burnley v Lincoln
  2. Fulham v Tottenham
  3. Blackburn v Man Utd
  4. Sutton v Arsenal
  5. Middlesbrough v Oxford
  6. Wolves v Chelsea
  7. Huddersfield v Man City
  8. Milwall v Derby/Leicester
Ties to be played 17-20 February
 
Dorset

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What a horrible picture this conjures up:

Robbie Savage has emptied the balls into the pot.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/live/football/38571740

Fulham away, that should be nice, not too far to go. No big name matches, so could be some giant kill going on, Sutton v the scum should be a good'un, they look really good at home.
 
skiathospurs

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Burnley v Lincoln City

Fulham v Tottenham Hotspur

Blackburn Rovers v Manchester United

Sutton United v Arsenal

Middlesbrough v Oxford United

Wolverhampton Wanderers v Chelsea

Huddersfield Town v Manchester City

Millwall v Derby County/Leicester City
all ties are scheduled to be played from 17-20 February.
 
birdonaball

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Happy with Fulham. Was having my lunch and following the draw on the sky sports app, was pleased to see Spurs come out the pot nice and early for the second draw in a row. What I couldn't believe was none of the bigger clubs drew each other again. Was hoping for Chelsea.v. Arsenal and Man U .V. Man City ;) I could hope.....
 
Don Diaz

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Happy with Fulham. Was having my lunch and following the draw on the sky sports app, was pleased to see Spurs come out the pot nice and early for the second draw in a row. What I couldn't believe was none of the bigger clubs drew each other again. Was hoping for Chelsea.v. Arsenal and Man U .V. Man City ;) I could hope.....
In 1981 we never came near a really big team in the whole competition....
QPR
Hull
Coventry
Exeter
Wolves
Manchester City
 
skiathospurs

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Last time we played Fulham in the FA Cup was 2011...those with a weak heart don't click on this link...it was a bad day, but interesting how many key players have represented both clubs, Danny Murphy, Mousa Dembele, Clint Dempsey.

http://www.fulhamweb.co.uk/match/fa-cup/10954/fulham-v-tottenham.aspx
I prefer the game where graham roberts ended up in goal and we beat them in the replay.It was the serious injury to clemence that led to parks being in goal for anderlecht 4months later.


I sent it to graham roberts I just know he`ll answer.
 
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skiathospurs

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Arsenal to raise concerns over #FACup trip to Gander Green Lane due to the limited lighting available for dressing room selfies...

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skiathospurs

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Non-league Sutton United's FA Cup fifth-round tie at home to Arsenal will be broadcast live on BBC One.
Sutton, the lowest-ranked team left in the competition, beat Championship side Leeds United in round three.
The game with Arsenal will take place at Gander Green Lane on Monday, 20 February, with kick-off at 19:55 GMT.

BBC One will also have live coverage of the London derby between Fulham and Tottenham at Craven Cottage on Sunday, 19 February (kick-off 14:00).
 
skiathospurs

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Televised fifth-round ties - all times GMT

Saturday 18 February:
Burnley v Lincoln City - 12.30, BT Sport; Wolves v Chelsea - 17.30, BT Sport
Sunday 19 February: Fulham v Tottenham - 14.00, BBC One; Blackburn Rovers v Manchester United - 16.15, BT Sport (followed by sixth-round draw)
Monday 20 February: Sutton United v Arsenal - 19:55, BBC One
 
Don Diaz

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Televised fifth-round ties - all times GMT

Saturday 18 February:
Burnley v Lincoln City - 12.30, BT Sport; Wolves v Chelsea - 17.30, BT Sport
Sunday 19 February: Fulham v Tottenham - 14.00, BBC One; Blackburn Rovers v Manchester United - 16.15, BT Sport (followed by sixth-round draw)
Monday 20 February: Sutton United v Arsenal - 19:55, BBC One
Great, that will help Nate and the rest of us get tickets for that one.
 
birdonaball

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In 1981 we never came near a really big team in the whole competition....
QPR
Hull
Coventry
Exeter
Wolves
Manchester City

Sounds like a omen, and hopefully not a Damien style one :)

As for 1981, please let us just keep going in this competition, I feel robbed that I think I may be one of the only Spurs fans in here who has nothing but an empty trophy cabinet to remember. Even when we won the league cup in 2008 we were away on holiday as nobody believed Spurs would make the final!

So for me and @Dorset lady luck shine a little brighter on us.... and if there is any luck left over, send it to Sutton:D
 
skiathospurs

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Sounds like a omen, and hopefully not a Damien style one :)

As for 1981, please let us just keep going in this competition, I feel robbed that I think I may be one of the only Spurs fans in here who has nothing but an empty trophy cabinet to remember. Even when we won the league cup in 2008 we were away on holiday as nobody believed Spurs would make the final!

So for me and @Dorset lady luck shine a little brighter on us.... and if there is any luck left over, send it to Sutton:D
It was also year of the cockerel,same as this year,throw 2 argentinians in the mix,blue shoulder thingys its happening a again !! Oh and there` s a one in the year.:)
 
Dorset

Dorset

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It doesn't really need saying but Joey Barton is a total cunt. The dirty, thug, cheating cunt MUST be punished by the FA on Monday. Cunt.
 
Ted the Yid

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Lincoln, the first non league club to reach the quarters since 1914. Biggest FA Cup shock ever?
 
Dorset

Dorset

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Lincoln, the first non league club to reach the quarters since 1914. Biggest FA Cup shock ever?
Brilliant! I farking love the FA Cup - a great big fuck off to Barton - who is a cunt, did I mention that?
 
J.spurs

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Whether the scummers are the victims of a historic upset or not, Sutton will absolutely kick lumps out of them. I've now watched them twice, and they are a very physical team, even by non-league standards. This is shaping up to be a brilliant cup, I just hope we can take care of business against Fulham.
 
Motspur Hotspur

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My boys at Uni in Lincoln and is buzzing over the result, so much so I had to remind him he's a yido .
 
boo

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The quarter-final draw will take place on Sunday at 18:30 GMT from Ewood Park. You can follow it live on the BBC News Channel, BBC Radio 5 live and the BBC Sport website.
 
Ted the Yid

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Home to Millwall. Not a bad draw.

Potential all non league qtr final too.
 
Finchbee

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If we beat Millwall i would bet money on us getting the Chavs at wembley
 
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