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Today's Football - 2023/2024 Season

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Toffe3m4n said:
Gotta be honest - I miss Ancelotti quite a bit 🥲

Am I weird for thinking that there is potential for Davide to get involved with the club again at some point down the line?
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His team beating Liverpool at Anfield was probably the last time I felt anything remotely approaching excitement about Everton. The big moments since v Newcastle Palace under Lampard or Brighton Bournemouth under Dyche have just been pure relief.
 
NathDogg said:
Best manager in world football does it again, would kill to have him back at Everton.

Can’t stand any of the scabs including Madrid, so want any other team to win it.

Hope city can focus on the league now and get that won nice and quickly.
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Feels like PSG under Enrique have a great chance now.

I can see them having too much for Dortmund and Carlo will probably see off Bayern over two legs.

You’d never count out Carlo and Real Madrid in a one off final but just got a feeling it might be PSG’s year the one time they’re going completely under the radar.
 
The FA and the Premier League have reached a new agreement which will strengthen the Emirates FA Cup format with new and exclusive calendar windows.

The agreement, which is for a minimum of six years, starts next season. All rounds of the Emirates FA Cup will now be played on weekends, including the Fifth Round which has been played in midweek for the last five seasons. The Fourth and Fifth Rounds and the Quarter Finals all will be exclusive of Premier League fixtures for the first time, and the Fourth Round will have an extended window from Friday to Wednesday to allow fans to watch consecutive days of Emirates FA Cup football.

From the First Round, the competition will be played without replays. The current format, which has no replays from the Fifth Round onwards, has been extended throughout the "Competition Proper" in light of changes to the calendar driven by the expanded UEFA competitions.
 

Ring master said:
The FA and the Premier League have reached a new agreement which will strengthen the Emirates FA Cup format with new and exclusive calendar windows.

The agreement, which is for a minimum of six years, starts next season. All rounds of the Emirates FA Cup will now be played on weekends, including the Fifth Round which has been played in midweek for the last five seasons. The Fourth and Fifth Rounds and the Quarter Finals all will be exclusive of Premier League fixtures for the first time, and the Fourth Round will have an extended window from Friday to Wednesday to allow fans to watch consecutive days of Emirates FA Cup football.

From the First Round, the competition will be played without replays. The current format, which has no replays from the Fifth Round onwards, has been extended throughout the "Competition Proper" in light of changes to the calendar driven by the expanded UEFA competitions.
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The FA Cup final has also been moved to the penultimate weekend of the Premier League season.

Absolute cow dung this. No matter how the FA and PL try and spin this, it's another huge step in devaluing a once great competition.
 
Ring master said:
The FA and the Premier League have reached a new agreement which will strengthen the Emirates FA Cup format with new and exclusive calendar windows.

The agreement, which is for a minimum of six years, starts next season. All rounds of the Emirates FA Cup will now be played on weekends, including the Fifth Round which has been played in midweek for the last five seasons. The Fourth and Fifth Rounds and the Quarter Finals all will be exclusive of Premier League fixtures for the first time, and the Fourth Round will have an extended window from Friday to Wednesday to allow fans to watch consecutive days of Emirates FA Cup football.

From the First Round, the competition will be played without replays. The current format, which has no replays from the Fifth Round onwards, has been extended throughout the "Competition Proper" in light of changes to the calendar driven by the expanded UEFA competitions.
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The FA Cup is being belittled year after year.
 
Ring master said:
The FA and the Premier League have reached a new agreement which will strengthen the Emirates FA Cup format with new and exclusive calendar windows.

The agreement, which is for a minimum of six years, starts next season. All rounds of the Emirates FA Cup will now be played on weekends, including the Fifth Round which has been played in midweek for the last five seasons. The Fourth and Fifth Rounds and the Quarter Finals all will be exclusive of Premier League fixtures for the first time, and the Fourth Round will have an extended window from Friday to Wednesday to allow fans to watch consecutive days of Emirates FA Cup football.

From the First Round, the competition will be played without replays. The current format, which has no replays from the Fifth Round onwards, has been extended throughout the "Competition Proper" in light of changes to the calendar driven by the expanded UEFA competitions.
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Absolute joke.

All because UEFA have introduced the worst restructure in European competition ever
 
Lee Smith said:
The FA Cup final has also been moved to the penultimate weekend of the Premier League season.

Absolute cow dung this. No matter how the FA and PL try and spin this, it's another huge step in devaluing a once great competition.
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You can imagine the PL in those discussions ‘we want our fixed final day super Sundayto be the climax of the season because there WILL be a title and relegation on the line every season’
 


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