FA Cup Games 7/8/9/10 January

Ridiculously empty ground at Stoke judging from the highlights. their self proclaimed famous atmosphere and fans quickly bailed on them the minute they dropped out of the Premier league.
To be fair to them, their last two average attendances (25,000 and 23,000) have remained well above their old second/third tier ones (1990-2008, averages ranged from 11,000-16,000).

That’s more than Leeds were getting in a few seasons in the Championship in the last decade (22,000 in 2016, 21,000 in 2013).
 
It was very poor. I was there and was sat in the main stand, behind the cameras, that was mostly shut except for a few hundred in the exec boxes. I was the only one sat in the lower left section of the main stand. The club channel presenter told me beforehand that they were only expecting 4-5k. Not even sure there were that many there.



Quite a few Orient fans there, considering, who made a lot of noise and took the usual piss out of them. They should've been a couple up before HT. But their finishing was shite and Stoke made them pay in the end. Saved the agony of an extra 30 mins tbh. Orient had a decent little player called Smyth.

It was similar at Burnley on Saturday. Huddersfield sold out their section and made loads of noise. Home crowd was poor but so were the team.


Did Tezgel get a chance to do anything for Stoke? Saw he'd made it on but I'm assuming only for a few mins?

Rumours there's a lot of PL clubs monitoring his progress.
 
It was very poor. I was there and was sat in the main stand, behind the cameras, that was mostly shut except for a few hundred in the exec boxes. I was the only one sat in the lower left section of the main stand. The club channel presenter told me beforehand that they were only expecting 4-5k. Not even sure there were that many there.



Quite a few Orient fans there, considering, who made a lot of noise and took the usual piss out of them. They should've been a couple up before HT. But their finishing was shite and Stoke made them pay in the end. Saved the agony of an extra 30 mins tbh. Orient had a decent little player called Smyth.

It was similar at Burnley on Saturday. Huddersfield sold out their section and made loads of noise. Home crowd was poor but so were the team.

I was driving by the ground at full-time on my way back from Nottingham, dropping off a mate's daughter with him as he can't drive at uni and was surprised there was no traffic....I know why now.

Crazy world of football fans will mean if we end up playing them later in the compy we'll get a full rendition of WWYWYWS.
 
It was very poor. I was there and was sat in the main stand, behind the cameras, that was mostly shut except for a few hundred in the exec boxes. I was the only one sat in the lower left section of the main stand. The club channel presenter told me beforehand that they were only expecting 4-5k. Not even sure there were that many there.



Quite a few Orient fans there, considering, who made a lot of noise and took the usual piss out of them. They should've been a couple up before HT. But their finishing was shite and Stoke made them pay in the end. Saved the agony of an extra 30 mins tbh. Orient had a decent little player called Smyth.

It was similar at Burnley on Saturday. Huddersfield sold out their section and made loads of noise. Home crowd was poor but so were the team.

We got boozing with some Orient fans in London on the way to Spurs away one day, they were travelling the other way for their away game. Top fellas who said they hoped we do Spurs (we didn’t) and said they hate United as there’s loads of local Rags in their area.
 
We got boozing with some Orient fans in London on the way to Spurs away one day, they were travelling the other way for their away game. Top fellas who said they hoped we do Spurs (we didn’t) and said they hate United as there’s loads of local Rags in their area.
Orient are every Cockneys favourite 2nd Club it seemed to me from my 20 years down there -apart from the Millwall Boys of course who hate everything
 
Watching Utd is a double edged sword for me. I enjoy watching how shit they are and seeing their heads drop, camera panning to deeply concerned looking fans, love it. Problem is the footy is so soul destroying at the same time, it can be a tedious chore. It does make me appreciate us all the more though i suppose.
 
BBC obviously isn`t live......this was on their website 3 minutes before he said it on screen.

Probably so that they can edit out Micah`s F-Bombs.




19:35

'When Gerrard speaks, everyone listens'​

Man Utd v Aston Villa (19:55 GMT)
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Micah Richards
Former Aston Villa defender on BBC One
 
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If I was a Villa fan I’m not sure I could put up with the Gerrard/Liverpool connections being brought up every 5 minutes. BBC done a section on the Gerrard/Utd rivalry. Unbearable.
 
Watching Utd is a double edged sword for me. I enjoy watching how shit they are and seeing their heads drop, camera panning to deeply concerned looking fans, love it. Problem is the footy is so soul destroying at the same time, it can be a tedious chore. It does make me appreciate us all the more though i suppose.
I’ve got an awful feeling Ralf Ragshit may be on to something and they will actually perform
 

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