MICK PATCHAM
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A thread full of FA Cup Clichés
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Sompting_Seagull
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Form book goes out of the window!
Foreign players get a taste of 'real English football'
Foreign players get a taste of 'real English football'
Postman Pat
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When Carlos was a child in Columbia his first taste of English football was watching the FA cup final, and today he is playing in it, a dream come true.
Cheshire Cat
The most curious thing..
The cup's a real leveller.
cloud
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"On the verge of cup history"
smeariestbat
New member
- May 5, 2012
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biggest game for the club since before the war/100 years/ever
Guerrero
New member
And Smith must score.
George has done it.
George has done it.
7:18
Brighton & Hove Albion
"They've taken another scalp"
TheJasperCo
Well-known member
Don't blame the lad, I'd feel the same way knowing I have to travel back to East London later.
Medwayseagull
JCB
Mighty Leeds.
hart's shirt
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"The Road to Wembley starts here. Even though we're the plucky minnows, I've told them to just go out there and enjoy it as it's their big day out. It's a chance to put us on the footballing map. There's only 105 League places between us.
The other team will know that they've been in a game. They're on a hiding to nothing - we've got nothing to lose. The pitch should be a leveller. If we make it into the hat for the next round, we'll be in dreamland as a possible money-spinning tie awaits.
We'll give a good account of ourselves and it'll be a tremendous advert for non-League football."
The other team will know that they've been in a game. They're on a hiding to nothing - we've got nothing to lose. The pitch should be a leveller. If we make it into the hat for the next round, we'll be in dreamland as a possible money-spinning tie awaits.
We'll give a good account of ourselves and it'll be a tremendous advert for non-League football."