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Thread: FA Cup weekend fixtures

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    FA Cup weekend fixtures

    First game I’ve heard as a bubble other than ours for years.

    Why as fans do we put up with this?

    I expect this to be a good one, 2-2.

    I expect some upsets in other games too maybe Stoke, QPR and Wimbledon

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    Re: FA Cup weekend / Sunderland Newcastle

    Mackems/Mags derby is the one I’m looking forward to the most.......bar ours of course.

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    Re: FA Cup weekend / Sunderland Newcastle

    Anyone else struggling to follow the game, awful kit clash

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    Re: FA Cup weekend / Sunderland Newcastle

    Seems like a fantastic atmosphere.
    Haway the Mackems!

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    Re: FA Cup weekend / Sunderland Newcastle

    Quote Originally Posted by Der Kaiser View Post
    Anyone else struggling to follow the game, awful kit clash
    I know ones red and ones black, but when they are all together in the box it’s just merges into one !!!!!

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    Re: FA Cup weekend / Sunderland Newcastle

    Look at the shorts....Look at the shorts

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    Re: FA Cup weekend / Sunderland Newcastle

    Quote Originally Posted by BLUETIT View Post
    I know ones red and ones black, but when they are all together in the box it’s just merges into one !!!!!
    Isn't it about time you got yourself a colour telly BT?

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    Re: FA Cup weekend / Sunderland Newcastle

    Look at the shorts! I'm actually pleased they are wearing their traditional strips.

    Terrific full blooded game so far - and no VAR.....tackles flying in...not sure who I want to win this one.

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    Re: FA Cup weekend / Sunderland Newcastle

    Quote Originally Posted by MacAdder View Post
    Isn't it about time you got yourself a colour telly BT?
    Colour be-f uck ed !!!!!!!

    It’s like a f uck ing bar-code out there

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    Re: FA Cup weekend / Sunderland Newcastle

    Quote Originally Posted by BLUETIT View Post
    Colour be-f uck ed !!!!!!!

    It’s like a f uck ing bar-code out there
    oh...and the grass is green....line markings in white in case all is grey....

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    Re: FA Cup weekend / Sunderland Newcastle

    That was a penalty wasn't it? McCoist just seems happy players are kicking each other.

    Edit: Not so much of an issue now.

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    Re: FA Cup weekend / Sunderland Newcastle

    0 - 1. Newcastle lead through a Sunderland o.g.

    But more importantly Maidstone are leading Stevenage. C'mon the non league clubs.

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    Re: FA Cup weekend / Sunderland Newcastle

    Mark Harris has scored for Oxford, but it’s not doing them much good.

    Sunderland rather messing up their big game so far, they seem a bit overawed by the occasion.

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    Re: FA Cup weekend / Sunderland Newcastle

    One thing we’ve learnt watching this is that George Formby’s barber is still alive, Chris Waddle has been there this morning!!

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    Re: FA Cup weekend / Sunderland Newcastle

    FFS Sunderland. Playing out from the back = disaster.

    0-2 only 30 seconds into the 2nd half.

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    Re: FA Cup weekend / Sunderland Newcastle

    How long will this playing out from the back nonsense continue, unless you're Man City ?

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    Re: FA Cup weekend / Sunderland Newcastle

    17 year old Miley on for Newcastle having also played in the Champions League

    Yet in recent years our managers been scared of playing 20 and 21 year olds "too soon"

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    Re: FA Cup weekend / Sunderland Newcastle

    Quote Originally Posted by Moodybluebird View Post
    How long will this playing out from the back nonsense continue, unless you're Man City ?
    No idea why he's tried cutting inside against a top Premier League attacker

    Newcastle's side cost upwards of £150m and are a good pressing side even by Premier League standards, you need to be much cleverer than Sunderland have been today

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    Re: FA Cup weekend / Sunderland Newcastle

    Quote Originally Posted by City123 View Post
    17 year old Miley on for Newcastle having also played in the Champions League

    Yet in recent years our managers been scared of playing 20 and 21 year olds "too soon"

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    Re: FA Cup weekend / Sunderland Newcastle

    Quote Originally Posted by Moodybluebird View Post
    How long will this playing out from the back nonsense continue, unless you're Man City ?
    It’s been debated on here no end of times, some think that we have to persevere regardless of its drawbacks because it’s the modern way and anything else in dinosaur like. It needs to be perfected to the nth degree on the training pitches before teams such as us introduce it constantly on a match day. Accidents waiting to happen, even in our division, attempting it against top Premier League sides is utter suicide.

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    Re: FA Cup weekend / Sunderland Newcastle

    Quote Originally Posted by the other bob wilson View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by City123 View Post
    17 year old Miley on for Newcastle having also played in the Champions League

    Yet in recent years our managers been scared of playing 20 and 21 year olds "too soon"
    Been saying this for ages.....as one who is old enough to remember when we DID play them 16-17-18 years of age.

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    Re: FA Cup weekend / Sunderland Newcastle

    Quote Originally Posted by Moodybluebird View Post
    How long will this playing out from the back nonsense continue, unless you're Man City ?
    It's not the playing out from the back that's the problem, as long as defenders know their limitations or potential problems. Newcastle's front men are far quicker in thought and foot than anything in the Championship, so they should know they won't have any time to dwell on the ball. When they can get through the advanced forward line they have a bit more room in midfield.

    Individual error, not a problem with playing out from the back.

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    Re: FA Cup weekend / Sunderland Newcastle

    Quote Originally Posted by Eric the Half a Bee View Post
    It's not the playing out from the back that's the problem, as long as defenders know their limitations or potential problems. Newcastle's front men are far quicker in thought and foot than anything in the Championship, so they should know they won't have any time to dwell on the ball. When they can get through the advanced forward line they have a bit more room in midfield.

    Individual error, not a problem with playing out from the back.
    It’s a massive problem when you haven’t got the personnel to carry out the tactic.

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    Re: FA Cup weekend / Sunderland Newcastle

    Quote Originally Posted by splott parker View Post
    It’s a massive problem when you haven’t got the personnel to carry out the tactic.
    Exactly. The equivalent of continually playing high balls up to a 5ft 7in centre forward up against a dominant 6ft 4in centre half.

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    Re: FA Cup weekend / Sunderland Newcastle

    Quote Originally Posted by Maurice Swan View Post
    Been saying this for ages.....as one who is old enough to remember when we DID play them 16-17-18 years of age.
    It's not even that long ago that we played youngsters. Aaron Ramsey is the obvious one who played at 16/17, but Cameron Jerome was our starting striker at what, 18? Joe Ledley broke through at 17, so did Chris Gunter and Adam Matthews, James Collins and Darcy Blake broke in as 18 year olds. Even under Mackay younger players like Ben Nugent and Declan John got opportunities. It seems in recent years we've employed "pragmatic" managers with little to no interest in developing players which ends with us loading up on crap journeymen we can't shift

    What's baffling is that it's not like our age group sides are uniquely crap, they're actually generally decent and we've seen players poached by big clubs. Swansea, a side who we've generally gotten the better of in age group levels over recent years, played a 17 year old at Boro recently and he did well. I find it hard to believe that he's far better than every 17 year old at Cardiff

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