Blue2112
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Marvin said:
Noooo Marvin surely you mean Dave Whelan ;-)
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6th Round draw (Wigan it is)
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Noooo Marvin surely you mean Dave Whelan ;-)
NorCalBlue
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Why are you holding a piece of lead pipe, Marvin?Marvin said:FA Cup goalscorer Ben Watson out with a broken leg
Blue2112 said:Marvin said:FA Cup goalscorer Ben Watson out with a broken leg
Noooo Marvin surely you mean Dave Whelan ;-)
Dave Whelan has broken his leg... he's kept that one quiet all these years
Broke his leg last night.CaliforniaBlue said:Why are you holding a piece of lead pipe, Marvin?Marvin said:FA Cup goalscorer Ben Watson out with a broken leg
Thank God we didn't incur any similar injuries. We thrashed Spurs, but lost Aguero, and sometimes losing players for a length of time is more significant than the result and has a bigger impact
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manchester blue
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Quagmire blue said:Saturday tea time sounds good to me too, wish they'd hurry up and let us know though!M18CTID said:beermusic said:Arsenal Everton is the Sat lunchtime
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Very surprised about that - I thought that was nailed on to be the Saturday tea-time game. Hopefully we'll get that slot now though I won't bank on it.
Does everyone drink tea at the same time? I didn't realise there was a convention for this. What time are we talking about? I drink tea firstly at around 9am. Won't be that time surely?
WickyWain
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Tea time is normally about 5 or 6 in the evening, when we tend to eat our tea. It is the 3rd meal of the day after breakfast (AM) and dinner (12-1pm)manchester blue said:Quagmire blue said:Saturday tea time sounds good to me too, wish they'd hurry up and let us know though!M18CTID said:Very surprised about that - I thought that was nailed on to be the Saturday tea-time game. Hopefully we'll get that slot now though I won't bank on it.
Does everyone drink tea at the same time? I didn't realise there was a convention for this. What time are we talking about? I drink tea firstly at around 9am. Won't be that time surely?
jimharri
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You mean breakfast, lunch and dinner.Quagmire blue said:Tea time is normally about 5 or 6 in the evening, when we tend to eat our tea. It is the 3rd meal of the day after breakfast (AM) and dinner (12-1pm)manchester blue said:Quagmire blue said:Saturday tea time sounds good to me too, wish they'd hurry up and let us know though!
Does everyone drink tea at the same time? I didn't realise there was a convention for this. What time are we talking about? I drink tea firstly at around 9am. Won't be that time surely?
bluwes
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I think they will go for the late Sunday game, bigger audience and hoping for a cup upset
WickyWain
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No. It's breakfast, dinner and tea, end of discussion :)jimharri said:You mean breakfast, lunch and dinner.Quagmire blue said:Tea time is normally about 5 or 6 in the evening, when we tend to eat our tea. It is the 3rd meal of the day after breakfast (AM) and dinner (12-1pm)manchester blue said:Does everyone drink tea at the same time? I didn't realise there was a convention for this. What time are we talking about? I drink tea firstly at around 9am. Won't be that time surely?
manimanc
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gutted for ben Watson,i`m sure he came back from a similar injury last season....
what a difference a year makes,hope he makes a speedy recovery...
what a difference a year makes,hope he makes a speedy recovery...