igglepiggle Posted February 14, 2009 Posted February 14, 2009 1829: Right. Here are those replay dates: Hull v Sheff Utd - 26 Feb, 1945 GMT Middlesbrough v West Ham - 24 Feb, 2000 GMT Coventry v Blackburn - 24 Feb, 1945 GMT Fulham v Swansea - 24 Feb, 2000 GMT Four teams that should be around us by the end of the season, it can't be bad for them to have an extra match each!
Widnes Two Hats Posted February 14, 2009 Posted February 14, 2009 Nightmare day Had both Hull and Blackburn to win Both spoiled my big pay outs
Manny Posted February 14, 2009 Posted February 14, 2009 Chelsea just come from behind to win 3-1 at Watford. Anelka hat-trick.
MOOSE36 Posted February 14, 2009 Posted February 14, 2009 1829: Right. Here are those replay dates:Hull v Sheff Utd - 26 Feb, 1945 GMT Middlesbrough v West Ham - 24 Feb, 2000 GMT Coventry v Blackburn - 24 Feb, 1945 GMT Fulham v Swansea - 24 Feb, 2000 GMT Four teams that should be around us by the end of the season, it can't be bad for them to have an extra match each! Too be honest i agree with what you say but Everton were meant too be tired last saturday and they pissed all over us
Rembrandt Posted February 14, 2009 Posted February 14, 2009 15,053 at Ewood for a 5th round tie with a big away following ? What's that all about ?
Casino Posted February 14, 2009 Posted February 14, 2009 cos folk dont give a shit about the cup compared to the prem sorry to burst a few bubbles
ph31 Posted February 15, 2009 Posted February 15, 2009 I think more because they know their manager doesnt give a sh1t about the cup. If we had coventry at home to get into the quarter finals I'd be p1ssed off if we put a half strength team out. A cup run would be a nice distraction for any bottom half of the prem side. I know managers whine on about fatigue and injuries but its a load of b0ll0cks. Fortunatly we never get far enough for people to start getting excited about a cup run.
Mounts Kipper Posted February 15, 2009 Posted February 15, 2009 cos folk dont give a shit about the cup compared to the prem sorry to burst a few bubbles. There was 5000 coventry on but don't think we would have anymore on if it was us. Shame that fans who took up football with sky never developed a love for the f.a. Cup personally I think the cup should be worth 10 million to the winner,this may help reestablish its importance.
MickyD Posted February 15, 2009 Posted February 15, 2009 15,053 at Ewood for a 5th round tie with a big away following ?What's that all about ? We go through this on a regular basis; like once a year. Teams like Bolton and Blackburn only get big FA Cup crowds when they were playing teams one or two leagues above them.
Rembrandt Posted February 15, 2009 Posted February 15, 2009 Thought I'd delve back into the records a bit. Seems the Bolton fans aren't quite as fed up of under-strength teams as Rovers - if there were only 10,000 Rovers fans ay Ewood yesterday. 1999/2000 : 6th R : Charlton Ath (h) 20,131 (about 17,000 home fans). 2004/05 : 5th R : Fulham (h) 16,151 (15,000 home fans - given it was Fulham). 2005/06 : 5th R : West Ham (h) 17,120 (again about 15,000 home fans). 2006/07 : 4th R replay : Arsenal (h) 21,088 (about 17,000+ home fans). 2007/08 : 3rd R : Sheffield U (h) 15,286 (about 12,000 home fans). The general point about fans' attitude to the FA Cup these days is right though :- 1977/78 : 3rd R replay : Spurs (h) 31,314 (about 28,000 home fans). Both in the old 2nd Division.
Casino Posted February 15, 2009 Posted February 15, 2009 Thought I'd delve back into the records a bit. Seems the Bolton fans aren't quite as fed up of under-strength teams as Rovers - if there were only 10,000 Rovers fans ay Ewood yesterday. 1999/2000 : 6th R : Charlton Ath (h) 20,131 (about 17,000 home fans). 2004/05 : 5th R : Fulham (h) 16,151 (15,000 home fans - given it was Fulham). 2005/06 : 5th R : West Ham (h) 17,120 (again about 15,000 home fans). 2006/07 : 4th R replay : Arsenal (h) 21,088 (about 17,000+ home fans). 2007/08 : 3rd R : Sheffield U (h) 15,286 (about 12,000 home fans). The general point about fans' attitude to the FA Cup these days is right though :- 1977/78 : 3rd R replay : Spurs (h) 31,314 (about 28,000 home fans). Both in the old 2nd Division. first highlighted one, cup quarter final was a big game we were still in division 2 west ham game? didn't they have about 10k - well, they had more than 1500 anyroad
M G WHITES Posted February 16, 2009 Posted February 16, 2009 Thought I'd delve back into the records a bit. Seems the Bolton fans aren't quite as fed up of under-strength teams as Rovers - if there were only 10,000 Rovers fans ay Ewood yesterday. 1999/2000 : 6th R : Charlton Ath (h) 20,131 (about 17,000 home fans). 2004/05 : 5th R : Fulham (h) 16,151 (15,000 home fans - given it was Fulham). 2005/06 : 5th R : West Ham (h) 17,120 (again about 15,000 home fans). 2006/07 : 4th R replay : Arsenal (h) 21,088 (about 17,000+ home fans). 2007/08 : 3rd R : Sheffield U (h) 15,286 (about 12,000 home fans). The general point about fans' attitude to the FA Cup these days is right though :- 1977/78 : 3rd R replay : Spurs (h) 31,314 (about 28,000 home fans). Both in the old 2nd Division. Best atmosphere at Reebok ever that day,were they top and i think we were in a play off place?
Guest bwfcdan Posted February 17, 2009 Posted February 17, 2009 Thought I'd delve back into the records a bit. Seems the Bolton fans aren't quite as fed up of under-strength teams as Rovers - if there were only 10,000 Rovers fans ay Ewood yesterday. 1999/2000 : 6th R : Charlton Ath (h) 20,131 (about 17,000 home fans). 2004/05 : 5th R : Fulham (h) 16,151 (15,000 home fans - given it was Fulham). 2005/06 : 5th R : West Ham (h) 17,120 (again about 15,000 home fans). 2006/07 : 4th R replay : Arsenal (h) 21,088 (about 17,000+ home fans). 2007/08 : 3rd R : Sheffield U (h) 15,286 (about 12,000 home fans). The general point about fans' attitude to the FA Cup these days is right though :- 1977/78 : 3rd R replay : Spurs (h) 31,314 (about 28,000 home fans). Both in the old 2nd Division. Charlton only brought about 1300 West Ham brought 5,000. Sheffield United brought 5,000. Sheffield United are similar to Coventry (same division) so Blackburns crowd is just like what we would get in the fa cup.
whiteboy Posted February 17, 2009 Posted February 17, 2009 Charlton only brought about 1300 West Ham brought 5,000. Sheffield United brought 5,000. Sheffield United are similar to Coventry (same division) so Blackburns crowd is just like what we would get in the fa cup. charlton brought 3000, whole of the south lower...the south upper was closed for the building of the hotel
Zico Posted February 17, 2009 Posted February 17, 2009 first highlighted one, cup quarter final was a big game we were still in division 2 west ham game? didn't they have about 10k - well, they had more than 1500 anyroad aye, they brought 5k accused us of disrespecting the FA Cup we argued we were more interested in Marseille
Smiffs Posted February 17, 2009 Posted February 17, 2009 Charlton only brought about 1300 Charltons following was about 3000, they sold out and every notright from Erith to Dartford turned up.
Traf Posted February 17, 2009 Posted February 17, 2009 Charltons following was about 3000, they sold out and every notright from Erith to Dartford turned up. It was indeed. They certainly did. And yes, every single notright from South of the river arrived!
leigh white Posted February 17, 2009 Posted February 17, 2009 Even Jim Davidson turned up, with his comical Nick-Nick hat on. Never saw Chalky mind.
Guest as Posted February 18, 2009 Posted February 18, 2009 It was indeed.They certainly did. And yes, every single notright from South of the river arrived! And the hard bastards got slapped on the train back to Bolton - southern softy walters, the lot of them
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