FA Cup 3rd Round Draw | Chelsea (H) | 4:30pm, Sun 8 Jan

[Q-Blue]

Does anybody happen to know if this game will go to a replay if it’s a draw?
I seem to recall that there was an announcement after the games that were called off for the Queen’s death that the FA would look at the ties as individual cases. Given that City and Chelsea were against replays, I’m expecting it to be decided on the day.

 

[bluesmith]

Does anybody happen to know if this game will go to a replay if it’s a draw?
I seem to recall that there was an announcement after the games that were called off for the Queen’s death that the FA would look at the ties as individual cases. Given that City and Chelsea were against replays, I’m expecting it to be decided on the day.

There will be a replay if its a draw.

 

[East Level 2]

There will be a replay if its a draw.

Replays are back for 3rd and 4th rounds.

 

[blue44]

Does anyone know if those on cup scheme and being relocated from ss3 can choose a seat prior to being allocated one?
Few of us want to move together but won't allow us to select seats unless we pay upfront when we are all on the cup scheme so don't want to end up paying twice.

there is a priority window open to relocate,i did it for the league cup game v chelsea, i think its from today or tomorrow cup schemers effected by chelsea fans being in your seat can chose your own seat

 

[Mad Eyed Screamer]

i managed to take my kids to fulham at home last year and it wasnt too bad, maybe £25 adults and £12.50 kids.

Now i wont bother tbh. Cant afford £100 or so

I thought Fulham was £10 adults and £1 kids?
I bought tickets for my daughter and grandson

 

[Q-Blue]

Replays are back for 3rd and 4th rounds.

What happened to this?

FA Cup replays set to be scrapped on a 'CASE-BY-CASE' basis

Rather than abolishing all replays the FA will make decisions on individual ties after the second-round draw, with those involving teams playing in Europe likely to be restricted to 90 minutes.

www.dailymail.co.uk

 

[Corky]

What happened to this?

FA Cup replays set to be scrapped on a 'CASE-BY-CASE' basis

Rather than abolishing all replays the FA will make decisions on individual ties after the second-round draw, with those involving teams playing in Europe likely to be restricted to 90 minutes.

www.dailymail.co.uk

It isn't in the rules, sounds like hearsay from a discussion.

They have given clubs the option to scrap the replay before, MU v Reading in 2007, but they did not agree.

They may be looking at slots first, and the replay clashes with Spurs home. If we are still in the LC they should be looking at it.

 

[berryblue]

Well the club are recording profits, so they could do the decent thing and subsidise the ticket prices for us

The point I was making was City may want to but Liverpool may disagree as Scunthorpe did about too low prices a few seasons back!

 

[LongsightM13]

Better still, I can post them all on here just in case you can't sort it.

Apple user? Try doing it in a different browser eg google chrome, our website doesn’t like iOS/Safari

 

[chesterbells]

Does anybody happen to know if this game will go to a replay if it’s a draw?
I seem to recall that there was an announcement after the games that were called off for the Queen’s death that the FA would look at the ties as individual cases. Given that City and Chelsea were against replays, I’m expecting it to be decided on the day.

They should have stuck with that announcement; crackers to be having replays to fit in too. If both teams agree to no replay in advance that should be the case, and future tv broadcast deals should acknowledge that fact.