FA Cup 5th round draw - Huddersfield Town (Away)

chaddblue said:
Chelsea v City
Rags v Sutton

Would anybody really be surprised?
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No surprise at all the way things are going this season. It looks like the FA are doing everything they can to hinder us and help out the ****s from Trafford.

Even if one of the BBC's monkeys pulls out the wrong ball from their point of view and we somehow get a home tie, it's virtually guaranteed their favourites (50 televised cup games in a row?) will get one of Lincoln, Oxford or Sutton.
 
TonyM said:
It'll be ...

Utd v City
Arsenal v Spurs
Sutton v Chelsea
Lincoln v Blackburn

2 derbies and 2 for the dreamers ... plus more games cos I'm too lazy to check who's left. :-)
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Arsenal, Blackburn, Burnley, Chelsea, Fulham, Huddersfield, Lincoln, Man City, Middlesborough, Millwall, Oxford, Spurs, Sutton, Wolves are through.

Leicester to replay against Derby and our near neighbours will get a bye.
 
Whoever we get, we have to play on the Friday night or certainly no later than 3pm on the Saturday or it will be a weakened side. The FA and BBC shafted us last season and hopefully our weak side showed them that if they take the piss, we will too, devaluing a cup that is at its lowest ebb ever from a clubs being interested in it point of view. This was once such a prestigeous trophy and I would spend all day on a Saturday watching the final. It's now no more important than the league cup.
 
Roughly 1 in 4 chance of getting someone decent

Pretty good odds of progressing versus anyone else left in it
 
Arsenal v Spurs
Man Utd v Man City
Burnley v Blackburn
Fulham v Chelsea
Huddersfield v Boro
Lincoln v Sutton
Wolves v Leicester
Millwall v Oxford

Could be a few derbies in the last 16
 
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