FA cup 5th round draw

[perth_blue]

Hey! That was proper English grammar, was that. Not like all this text speak nonsense today ?

I thought it would have been "3.00pm".

 

[Nymzee]

How shockingly awful Bournemouth were is a part of the FA cup magic too, I guess.

We’ve been shockingly awful all season long.

 

[irishtony1878]

Everton at home in the 5th round to the non league side... It ain't true!

Welcome Borehamwood.

This is Everton we are talking about, remember those mad days way back when ........... a few weeks ago actually when we were being beaten by Norwich, Watford etc.
These are the same fragile lunatics we have playing, albeit with a different mentality manager.
We should win easily is not the same as we won easily until it happens.
This is the daily Soap Opera that is Everton Football Club.

 

[Dddddd]

These posts are pathetic.

Tory!

 

[RomanReigns]

we have to do a man city here and play the strongest XI and crush them 5-0 before we make any subs imo

 

[little elfin]

 

[Billy Dean]

Tamworth 2012 afraid not

2012 we absolutely should've got the final though. That Liverpool side was probably their worst in living memory. Arguably Moyes' biggest bottle job that game.

 

[PhilM]

2012 we absolutely should've got the final though. That Liverpool side was probably their worst in living memory. Arguably Moyes' biggest bottle job that game.

The back pass by Distin still gives me nightmares.

 

[Billy Dean]

The back pass by Distin still gives me nightmares.

I find it very difficult to forgive him for that.

 

[maccavennie]

So they took about 1500 fans to Bournemouth and the commentators were saying they get nowhere near that for league games. So what do we reckon they'll take allocation wise, 3k?

 

[PhilM]

I find it very difficult to forgive him for that.

I'm still unsure if he miss hit or simply under hit it. They'd really not threatened too much, so I remember thinking at half-time that it was ours.

 

[PhilM]

So they took about 1500 fans to Bournemouth and the commentators were saying they get nowhere near that for league games. So what do we reckon they'll take allocation wise, 3k?

Dean Court only has an attendance of eleven thousand, so I think they've probably took the full allocation of 15% to Bournemouth if they had 1,5000.

If it was the weekend, I think they may have took a good few thousand. As it's not the weekend, I think three thousand may be a stretch.

 

[ToffeeTim]

So they took about 1500 fans to Bournemouth and the commentators were saying they get nowhere near that for league games. So what do we reckon they'll take allocation wise, 3k?

Averaging just under a thousand per home game this year in the league, but did get 4k against Wimbeldon at home in the 3rd round.

The 1500 at Bournemouth is probably the 15% to be fair. Their ground is proper tiny. You'd think they could probably take 3 or 4k to Goodison

 

[Nymzee]

Averaging just under a thousand per home game this year in the league, but did get 4k against Wimbeldon at home in the 3rd round.

The 1500 at Bournemouth is probably the 15% to be fair. Their ground is proper tiny. You'd think they could probably take 3 or 4k to Goodison

Most sides like that bring a huge amount of glory fans to big away games. Happened with Barrow a lot when we got away cup trips to the likes of Boro.

 

[EFC_FRANCIS]

So they took about 1500 fans to Bournemouth and the commentators were saying they get nowhere near that for league games. So what do we reckon they'll take allocation wise, 3k?

They'd have sold out the away end at the 6k capacity or whatever if it was a weekend. Spurs and arsenal etc would've jumped on the bandwagon. 3k for a midweek probably