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I feel any home tie against most of the remaining premier league teams will attract a decent crowd. I'd also be very interested in the number of season ticket holders that attended Saturday. These fa cup matches always seem to fill the jack walker stand. Also off topic but why were blackpool fans on the left side of Darwin end ?

Away from home fans.

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Sutton or Lincoln home or away would be nice. I'd also be happy with Oxford or Millwall as I don't think you can ever complain with a tie against a club in a lower division. Although having watched some of Millwall against Watford today I wouldn't be too keen on playing them at their place.

I never want to play the likes of Man City, Man Utd, Arsenal or Chelsea as I'd like to get through and have a chance of going to Wembley.

Huddersfield, Middlesbrough, Wolves or Fulham would be dreadful.

As for Burnley, avoid. Not because I'm 'scared' of what Dyche's swashbuckling side (LOL) could do to us, but because I can think of nothing worse than another OTT police operation, 12pm kick off, Belfast 70s style segregation and all the rest of the hysteria that the local authorities, media and clubs apply which makes the whole day, home or away, a poor experience.

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As for Burnley, avoid. Not because I'm 'scared' of what Dyche's swashbuckling side (LOL) could do to us, but because I can think of nothing worse than another OTT police operation, 12pm kick off, Belfast 70s style segregation and all the rest of the hysteria that the local authorities, media and clubs apply which makes the whole day, home or away, a poor experience.

Was surprised at the OTT police escort for Blackpool coaches to the M65. There were mixed supporters walking together up Bolton Road who must have thought there was a crime in Darwen as the blue lights flashed by.

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I feel any home tie against most of the remaining premier league teams will attract a decent crowd. I'd also be very interested in the number of season ticket holders that attended Saturday. These fa cup matches always seem to fill the jack walker stand. Also off topic but why were blackpool fans on the left side of Darwin end ?

No Rovers fans were allowed in the DE and the Riverside was closed. If the JW is not looking full under those Club enforced conditions it never will.

The Clubs hierarchy then agreed to put the Blackpool fans in the DE space usually used by Rovers fans so creating a wide empty space between them and the JW.

Scared of fans joining together to protest inside Ewood????? Who knows when punatics run the asylum.

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No Rovers fans were allowed in the DE and the Riverside was closed. If the JW is not looking full under those Club enforced conditions it never will.

The Clubs hierarchy then agreed to put the Blackpool fans in the DE space usually used by Rovers fans so creating a wide empty space between them and the JW.

Scared of fans joining together to protest inside Ewood????? Who knows when punatics run have the keys to the asylum.

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No Rovers fans were allowed in the DE and the Riverside was closed. If the JW is not looking full under those Club enforced conditions it never will.

The Clubs hierarchy then agreed to put the Blackpool fans in the DE space usually used by Rovers fans so creating a wide empty space between them and the JW.

Scared of fans joining together to protest inside Ewood????? Who knows when punatics run have the keys to the asylum.

It occurs to me that the bums in the Blackpool seats could not be asked where they came from and how much they paid for a ticket....being stuck in the corner like naughty schoolkids.

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Personally, I won't be renewing my ST after this season until Venky's leave. My attendance will be determined by whether a protest requires me to boycott or attend.

My ST money will be saved upto help the protest effort when appropriate.

HOWEVER, I will never miss Burnley at home.

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I feel any home tie against most of the remaining premier league teams will attract a decent crowd. I'd also be very interested in the number of season ticket holders that attended Saturday. These fa cup matches always seem to fill the jack walker stand. Also off topic but why were blackpool fans on the left side of Darwin end ?

ITS SPELT DARWEN, DARWIN IS IN AUSTRALIA!

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Do we think that the lapsed fans/boycotters who maintain an interest will maintain their lack of interest/principled stance respectively or will they pack Ewood on a one off basis to defend the Clubs honour in the longstanding rivalry with the six finger Ed barstewards?

No I won't be attending whoever we draw, but how does it affect you one way or the other and why are you so anxious about it?

There is nothing for you to concern yourself with, just park the car, get your rattle, pay your money, buy your treats, go to the match and enjoy yourself as always.

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Interesting story regarding the FA insisting the BBC show Manure instead of Lincoln v Brighton. Denying a non legaue club live tv cash

Just shows the contempt the FA show for their non cash cow clubs, an organisation that is Rotten to the Coar (sic)

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2 hours ago, perthblue02 said:

Interesting story regarding the FA insisting the BBC show Manure instead of Lincoln v Brighton. Denying a non legaue club live tv cash

Just shows the contempt the FA show for their non cash cow clubs, an organisation that is Rotten to the Coar (sic)

I expect the FA will already be making preparations for the TV rights to the next round -

they will have the balls for the Prem league teams in a heater and the championship teams in the freezer

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18 hours ago, RevidgeBlue said:

Do we think that the lapsed fans/boycotters who maintain an interest will maintain their lack of interest/principled stance respectively or will they pack Ewood on a one off basis to defend the Clubs honour in the longstanding rivalry with the six finger Ed barstewards?

I have my season ticket which I use for league games, where I attend to both cheer the boys and to hold my protest banner. I no longer purchase from the bars / counters or club shop. I have no intention of buying a ticket for the next round whoever it is against. That said Id like to see us draw Millwall, Sutton or Lincoln in the next round. 

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I will not be at Ewood if it is a home game......unless I get given a ticket (fat chance of that as I normally only get loaned ST's).  No money to the loons even if is Burnley or Manure at home.

I do hope we get Millwall away.  It is a lovely part of London - ideal if you like browsing scrap yards.  

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Just now, preston blue said:

I will not be at Ewood if it is a home game......unless I get given a ticket (fat chance of that as I normally only get loaned ST's).  No money to the loons even if is Burnley or Manure at home.

I do hope we get Millwall away.  It is a lovely part of London - ideal if you like browsing scrap yards.  

Even if it is away , % goes to the loons

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