FA Cup

[shawry]

I admit, Im quite glad that Chelsea have gone out.

Now, all I want is for Man Utd to put a hatful past Crawley.

I hate their manager, who after what he helped do at Boston shouldnt of been allowed back in football.

I also dislike the money they have spent in their gamble to get promoted; their crowds dont support their expenditure, and so while Im glad that the game against Man Utd has allowed their gamble to pay off, Im wary the effect it has on other clubs, will they gamble in the same manner? If so its just a matter of time before another club goes pop :(

[michaelkenward]

Now, all I want is for Man Utd to put a hatful past Crawley.

Failed on that one then.

I live three miles from the Crawley ground. Glad to see them kicked out, but also pleased that they gave the northern wusses a run for their money.

I mean, 1:0 against a bunch of semi-pros paid less than Rooney's premiums for car insurance, or Fergie's wine bills?

[AaronWHUFC]

Micheal, Crawley's players are professional footballers, not semi pro's :)

[ZodiarK]

man u deserved to get their *** handed tbf

[sibeer]

Liverpool fan happy to see Everton progress here :)

[cruciate]

I admit, Im quite glad that Chelsea have gone out.

Me too.
I support Reading and I would rather lose to Everton than Chelsea in the next round :thumb:

[Krusty]

Furk the City games kicking off!

/Bye

[nft99]

1-0 or 10-0 a win is a win :thumb:

Do hope most of the 9000 or so Crawley fans made it to the next match :p

[supersaverzuk]

Birmingham City is going to do the double and win both Cups!!

[cruciate]

Me too.
I support Reading and I would rather lose to Everton than Chelsea in the next round :thumb:

But we didn't lose! 1-0 to the mighty Reading!!
Woot!!! :D


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[cruciate]

And now Reading are coming to Manchester.
How I love the FA cup :D


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