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[Archived] F.a. Cup Semi Finals

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Tyrone Shoelaces

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The penalty was interesting to say the least - what's all this about the last man and denying a clear goal scoring opportunity. Carvalho drops a guy clean through on goal , concedes a pen and gets to stay on. Tugay against Spurs may or may not have just brushed a guy running away from goal and the ref can't get the red card out quick enough. It's like a mate of mine used to say " when you play the big boys you've got to win to get a draw ", that was 40 years ago, nothing much has changed has it ?

John Howarth Premier League

John Howarth

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The penalty was interesting to say the least - what's all this about the last man and denying a clear goal scoring opportunity. Carvalho drops a guy clean through on goal , concedes a pen and gets to stay on. Tugay against Spurs may or may not have just brushed a guy running away from goal and the ref can't get the red card out quick enough. It's like a mate of mine used to say " when you play the big boys you've got to win to get a draw ", that was 40 years ago, nothing much has changed has it ?

I think you will find that Carvalho was not the last man.

yorkblues Premier League

yorkblues

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The penalty was interesting to say the least - what's all this about the last man and denying a clear goal scoring opportunity. Carvalho drops a guy clean through on goal , concedes a pen and gets to stay on. Tugay against Spurs may or may not have just brushed a guy running away from goal and the ref can't get the red card out quick enough. It's like a mate of mine used to say " when you play the big boys you've got to win to get a draw ", that was 40 years ago, nothing much has changed has it ?

how did he stay on the pitch. the refs in the english league are now a joke

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I think you will find that Carvalho was not the last man.

He bloomin' well was John.

EDIT: the rules state "a goal scoring opportunity". Berbatovs next touch was a shot from 8 yards out with no-one else near enough to get anywhere near him.

and we lose Bentley for a hand ball, after being pushed, outside the area? mad.gif

Exiled_Rover World Cup

Exiled_Rover

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The penalty was interesting to say the least - what's all this about the last man and denying a clear goal scoring opportunity. Carvalho drops a guy clean through on goal , concedes a pen and gets to stay on. Tugay against Spurs may or may not have just brushed a guy running away from goal and the ref can't get the red card out quick enough. It's like a mate of mine used to say " when you play the big boys you've got to win to get a draw ", that was 40 years ago, nothing much has changed has it ?

Exactly - it was a stonewall red card (once he's adjudged it to be a penalty). I don't think he was even booked. I'm sickened by the standard of officiating in the game at the moment - it's absolutely ridiculous.

T4E World Cup

T4E

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Football must be the most corrupt sport on Earth. We're getting the ###### taken out of us, good and proper.

Tris Champions League

Tris

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I predict an embarassing turn out :angry:

It's ok - no-one will know.

The powers that be won't want us unwashed northerners on the telly anyway, so they'll give Chelski all the lower tier areas and shove us lot up in the rafters 1/4 of a mile away from the pitch, well out of sight.

Jim Devine's been promoted to a full referee as well (David Blunkett's running the line on one side, and his dog on the other).

yorkblues Premier League

yorkblues

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YES!

BBC and Sky have both said that our game is on the 15th which is a Sunday, Motson also said our tie we most probably played at Old Trafford.

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Saturday, 14 April 2007

Blackburn v Chelsea/ Tottenham, 15:00

Watford v Middlesbrough/ Man Utd, 15:00

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this is off the bbc website so no date till the morn.

saturday teatime would be the best

cn174 Champions League

cn174

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I'll be pleasantly surprised if tickets are less than £35 each.

Well considering last time around the main bulk of the tickets were £40 and £60 (I think) I'd be extremely surprised if they were less than £35

RoversFanUSA Premier League

RoversFanUSA

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Freakin sweet!!! The FA cup match will be held on the last full day that i will be in England(14th). I NEED me a ticket can anyone help?!?!?!? Im just glad that we have made it as far as we have. Come on ppl help me out! :lol:

Mr. E Champions League

Mr. E

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well, there's nothing that could sicken me more than us going out at this stage to Chelsea, and naturally that's exactly who we're going up against.

Roost Uefa Europa League

Roost

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Freakin sweet!!! The FA cup match will be held on the last full day that i will be in England(14th). I NEED me a ticket can anyone help?!?!?!? Im just glad that we have made it as far as we have. Come on ppl help me out! :lol:

I will get you a ticket, no problem!

One proviso - you come with us all day.

Against Man City we were out at half eleven and got home at half eight monday morning...... :blink:

It will be a memory to cherish!!

Mike Graham World Cup

Mike Graham

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Better to play it at the COMS than Old Trafford. I can't see Rovers taking many more than 15K and I doubt that Chelski will better that figure. With a fair wind and a few hangers on it may just top 35K.

Biddy Champions League

Biddy

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Freakin sweet!!! The FA cup match will be held on the last full day that i will be in England(14th). I NEED me a ticket can anyone help?!?!?!? Im just glad that we have made it as far as we have. Come on ppl help me out! :lol:

I don't think you are going to be in luck. Sky's TV schedule shows us to be on sunday 15th at 3:30pm (4pm kick off)

Manchester Blue Uefa Europa League

Manchester Blue

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I don't think you are going to be in luck. Sky's TV schedule shows us to be on sunday 15th at 3:30pm (4pm kick off)

Shame about that i'd have much preferred the Saturday but not to worry, at least it will be easy to get to.

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