Today
AFC Wimbledon v Sutton United
Barnsley v Blackpool
Burnley v Sunderland
Fleetwood Town v Bristol City
Crystal Palace v Bolton Wanderers (20:00)
Lincoln City v Ipswich Town (20:05) - BBC
Tomorrow
Newcastle United v Birmingham City
Plymouth Argyle v Liverpool - BTS
Southampton v Norwich City
...and ACON of course. Thank you sue me.
You know what, Rafa? Bin it off. Play the bairns.
AFC Wimbledon v Sutton United
Barnsley v Blackpool
Burnley v Sunderland
Fleetwood Town v Bristol City
Crystal Palace v Bolton Wanderers (20:00)
Lincoln City v Ipswich Town (20:05) - BBC
36/1 if there's no magic left.
I'm surprised the Wimbledon-Sutton game doesn't get tv exposure
I'm hoping Bolton shit through a 120 minute match and get another gruelling encounter in the next round. If their league form suffers as a result then that'll do me nicely.
THE MIGHTY BLADES
I was wondering why this one was on TV but the penny's just dropped.
The Lincoln number 9 looks like he should be sitting on a back of a pickup telling people they've got a purdy mouth.
Sutton have just nabbed a last minute winner at Wimbledon
Ipswich look every inch like the non-league side in their match with Lincoln.
Sutton away.
Lincoln score a very nice goal in stoppage time.
Sort of result and performance that should see Mick McCarthy binned
Nothing new under the sun, Horatio.Originally Posted by Magic
Sutton away.
I'd love to be, and in many ways am, whoever's narrating that.
Wasn't the final the most watched (and ever since) game ever?
EDIT: 2nd behind the '66 WC final.
We were truly awful. Not a single positive I don't think.
19:45 away at Plymouth on Wednesday
12:30 home to Swansea on Saturday
All aboard the Swansea train! 11/1 at present.
I'm a twit
They could stay overnight in Exmouth, Weston-Super-Mare and Cardiff. Not such a hard journey then.
Just noticed that they've genuinely put Manchester Utd v Wigan as one of the televised 4th round games.
I believe that makes it 78 FA Cup games in a row for United on TV. I think the last time they didn't appear on TV for an FA Cup match was sometime in 1996.
Those numbers are so wrong I'm not even going to bother editing them
The only surprising thing about that is that it's nine years since Sky have had one.
I don't even remember ESPN having a football channel.
I remember that game, too. I was fucking seething. Cost us the treble.
The good thing about public broadcasting is that it doesn't chase ratings.
Two former winners within the past 4 years. MASSIVE tie.
Why didn't Sturridge just shoot there? It was on his left foot. He's so frustrating.
Gomez back? That's the league sewn up.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/38669544
What drives comment pieces like this? What need is there for anyone in the print or screen media to keep their tongue up Rooney's arse?
Everywhere I look there's some cunt defending the shithouse.
Hmmmm... good for us.
Strong beard.
British Broadcasting Corporation? Consdering their obsession with showing shite Man Utd FA cup games so they can pretend they've got proper prem football they should be renamed the British Beta Cucks, right guys!?
I forgot we were even playing and so I've missed a rare thing. Lucas scoring.
Been watching Man City u18 - Liverpool u18. Pretty enjoyable watch, I think it's because nobody at that age group bothers with any sort of closing down.
Jadon Sancho and Phil Foden have seemed like men against children. I wonder how many 16 year olds look this good and end up being Josh McEachran.
Lucas! "I scored last week in training you know"
Loads. At the same time, I remember Samadini telling me that Gareth Bale didn't look much when he played him for the same reasons.
That look.
19:45 away at Plymouth on Wednesday
12:30 home to Swansea on Saturday
All aboard the Swansea train! 11/1 at present.
I'm a twit
Good shout. Did you bet on it?
No.
I'm a twit
That Neil Warnock clip is almost as good as 'autoban'.
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