Big name glamor tie at home?
Or Millwall or Preston where we have a chance?
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Big name glamor tie at home?
Or Millwall or Preston where we have a chance?
Exeter away
Spurs away but nailed on to be Preston
Agree. Sheffield u round 3, stoke in 4, has to be Preston or Millwall in 5. All the glamour…….Quote:
Originally Posted by goats
I'd take liverpool manu or man city home for the revenue.
The home Championship game against Burnley on 1st March will now be rescheduled. So, the FA Cup 5th round draw - Cardiff v Burnley.
The next shittest team at home. We can deal with the big boys in the semi finals......
Suits me. The nearest team to me.Quote:
Originally Posted by WJ99mobile
Spurs away. Nearby, not been there yet and should get a decent allocation.
We’ll get Belgium, we always get fecking Belgium!
Fulham away. Easy to get to, big allocation, arguably winnable.
If not then Millwall since they’re the weakest opponent left in the cup (assuming Plymouth don’t beat Liverpool). Home or away, not too fussed but if it’s at home I hope it’s £10 tickets and kids for a quid.
It would have to be an argument constructed by OJ Simpsons lawyer to make Fulham away winnable!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Canton Kev
Nieuwpoort County?Quote:
Originally Posted by Des Parrot
Liverpool home.
My worry is games in hand . We won't win the bloody thing
So go out to a full house against the lead leaders and champions league favourites.
If we get a winnable game, we're 1 match from Wembley. PNE or Millwall at home would be great, genuinely. I realise it isn't a glamour tie but who cares if we win it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tuerto
winnable :hehe:Quote:
Originally Posted by Canton Kev
Preston at home please
Man Utd away would be winnable, every other bugger’s winning there.
Of the 15 teams left in the cup (assuming today’s results) I think more than half are tougher opponents than Fulham.Quote:
Originally Posted by William Treseder
On paper Ipswich would be an easier draw but they’ve had some convincing wins in the cup, whereas Fulham less so.
Likewise Burnley on paper would be easier but I think we’d struggle a lot more to snatch a win against them compared to Fulham. Our attack is actually pretty strong, especially in recent months. But Burnley’s defence is excellent, I’d have more confidence in scoring against Fulham than Burnley.
We’d also be seen as an easy target to rest players against. I think Ipswich and Burnley would be more wary about playing the kids or reserves.
Ultimately Preston or Millwall at home would be easier games, but this thread is about who we want. I want to go to Anfield or Newcastle but I also know we’d likely get torn apart. I want to go to Fulham because it’s a good away day, we’ll take a good crowd and I don’t think an upset is out of reach.
Wigan nearly took them to Extra Time, Preston knocked them out of the League Cup.Quote:
Originally Posted by delmbox
Several teams would be easier to beat, several teams would be a lot harder.
Spurs or W@nky Wanderers at home. Both would probably put out 2nd string teams, thus giving us a chance to progressQuote:
Originally Posted by Porth Pouncer
Liverpool at home for me.
I don’t think so.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wales-Bales
That may be a problem.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wales-Bales
Plymouth at home please.