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sheblue wrote:

london blue 2 wrote:Watford wolves Brighton millwall stand in the way of another pot. Come on boys.

Wolves would be no push over in a cup semi-final or final.

See what the draw brings. Wolves have been worse against teams outside the top 6.

branny wrote:

sheblue wrote:

london blue 2 wrote:Watford wolves Brighton millwall stand in the way of another pot. Come on boys.

Wolves would be no push over in a cup semi-final or final.

See what the draw brings. Wolves have been worse against teams outside the top 6.

We lost to Wigan so anything can happen. But if we perform we will win this one too.

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"Hardly. The fact remains you have no connection to Manchester. You have chosen to support what you imagined was the biggest and most glamorous club in a foreign country. Unfortunately for you, life isn't fair and your opportunity to live vicariously through Utd's success has been destroyed by City. Sorry about that. However, for the good of your mental health I would suggest that you do abandon your glory hunting and support a local club. I'm positive that the League of Ireland would welcome such a knowledgeable football fan."

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POP!

I just hope this doesn't ruin the Hobbit's chances of getting the job full time.

Hutch's Shoulder wrote:I just hope this doesn't ruin the Hobbit's chances of getting the job full time.

Either they'll change their structure or they'll go with their 'millions' of fans. Probably the latter.

VAR changing Lindelof's red was odd.

How VAR is in place hosted by PL clubs but not others I do think is wrongly inconsistent.

The notion of winning the treble or quadruple is becoming ever more realistic, and I didn't want to go there a few weeks ago.

PrezIke wrote:The notion of winning the treble or quadruple is becoming ever more realistic, and I didn't want to go there a few weeks ago.

It is too far away, too many hard games on tired legs, too many injuries to come, too many 'surprise' results. The cup double is now tangible, but the CL/PL will need an immense effort and sustained luck. When we have a 3 point gap and 2 finals, I'll jump onboard.

Talk of the Quadruple is as absurd now as it ever was. It is just too much of a stretch even if we were fully fit and fully firing. Too many games. As for this FA Cup, it is a trophy I really love, so fingers crossed we go all the way. Wolves v Rags was dire, particularly the first half. City would have battered The Rags on the big spaces of Wembley, so it is a little disappointing they went out...snort. Anyone is OK in the draw, we are by far the best team. Millwall might be best though...lol.

As many said, I would be buzzing if we manage the domestic treble. Fuck the UCL.

What's your betting anyway , that the City Semi - Final will be on a Sunday ? anything to make it awkward for city fans everywhere . The semis should have loads of seats available for City fans. Given that the other teams don't have such a large following as City.

come on fulham.

PeterParker wrote:As many said, I would be buzzing if we manage the domestic treble. Fuck the UCL.

Amen. (And fuck UEFA, and FIFA while we're at it).

PrezIke wrote:The notion of winning the treble or quadruple is becoming ever more realistic, and I didn't want to go there a few weeks ago.

Pep is right when he said ask about it at the end of April. Take our eye of the next games and we could end up with just the League Cup.

I don't believe we will win the quadruple, but I love it that we're still in with a shot in every competition this late in the season. We're very fortunate as fans to experience seasons like this one (and the last one).

mr_nool wrote:I don't believe we will win the quadruple, but I love it that we're still in with a shot in every competition this late in the season. We're very fortunate as fans to experience seasons like this one (and the last one).

Who would have thought we would break every record possible in a premiership winning season ?

Its on !!!!

I obviously wouldn't wish injury on anyone but it's amazing how few injuries Liverpool have got this season. Especially considering the distance they covet each game and the intensity they play some games at

Fulham bending over predictably. I hope they return the favour on 30/3.

FA cup winners 2006 wrote:I obviously wouldn't wish injury on anyone but it's amazing how few injuries Liverpool have got this season. Especially considering the distance they covet each game and the intensity they play some games at

After they laughed and cheered at Anfield when Yaya went off injured fuck them. I hope they all get career ending injuries

Millwall please in the semis. Shocking by Brighton.