FA Cup 3rd Round draw | Salford City (H)

[TinFoilHat]

“Salford are so so dangerous on transition, believe me”

Gary Neville Trans?

Nah, that's what being burn in Bury does to you.
:)

 

[threespires]

Rags get Arsenal away, potential favourites and we get Neville’s scummy Salford City at home.

Perfect.

Nod to Tamworth too. Spurs at home.

Glad Tamworth got a PL club, hope Spurs are a bit arrogant in their team selection and The Lambs at least give them a fright.

 

[eyalluvitt]

If I was City I'd make the game £1 a ticket so Neville gets fuck all in gate receipts.

And wipe our arses on the £20s we do hand him

 

[Gordyola]

If I was City I'd make the game £1 a ticket so Neville gets fuck all in gate receipts.

I suggested earlier but it was tongue in cheek as I’m pretty sure the prices have to be agreed by the away team

 

[hello]

Yeah , the only real Manchester derby would be if MCFC drew MCWFC

And we would be fucking underdogs on current form

 

[TinFoilHat]

I suggested earlier but it was tongue in cheek as I’m pretty sure the prices have to be agreed by the away team

Bastards.

:(

 

[cleavers]

Brentford v Wayne Rooney's Plymouth the tie of the round, obviously.

It could be if Brentford get double figures.

 

[TinFoilHat]

Glad Tamworth got a PL club, hope Spurs are a bit arrogant in their team selection and The Lambs at least give them a fright.

Tamworth will win because it's Spurs.

 

[Bluesince1979]

Loads of reds i know have a second team. Usually County, fc united or salford . Seems peculiar to reds to have a second team but seams more prevalent when they are really shit and say “prem football is fucked”. Then jump back to the scum when they turn another corner

 

[SalfordAmmie]

I've supported Salford City home and away every week well before the Class of '92 took us over in 2014 and am neither a City or United supporter although admittedly we do have a lot of people who now follow the team since the takeover who used to watch United OR City but who no longer do for a variety of reasons as well as lapsed football fans who have decided to watch their local club - even though we've been in existence since 1940! As much as I enjoy the EFL I have to admit to having a preference for non league football as it's a far more sociable experience and don't get me started on the Class of '92 changing our colours from tangerine shirts and black shorts to red and white as it still rankles with me!