FA Cup 5th Round Draw | Luton (A)

[City & Blue Brazil]

It would be a media fuckfest, Hollywood on fkin acid over here so I’d prefer not!
I quite like watching the Wrexham story, Mullins the scouse Twat aside, but let them have their ‘dream’ draw at Klanfield or The Swamp and keep the totally over the top media shite away from us.
Personally, I think they will get beat at Blackburn and quite easily IMO.

Like Mullins boots tbf

 

[BufordUSABlue]

Like Mullins boots tbf

Can’t stand the scouse twat after that interview when he said in typical scum scouse style that Liverpool didn’t want to be part of the UK.
Well guess wha, we don’t want you to be either you deluded twats!

 

[BufordUSABlue]

I Take your points but do you not think the (over) exposure would benefit us in the USA as well?
But yea probably not getting past Blackburn anyway.

Good point but nope as we don’t need it over here. I see more and more City fans over here every year!!
I was in hospital this week and the doctor was a city fan

 

[BufordUSABlue]

Brum away if they get past Leicester.

They’re struggling at Leicester mate despite battering them in first half

 

[BlueMoonRisin’]

It wouldn't bother me if we get the hardest draw of the lot and that's away at candlefield.

 

[Alan Harper's Tash]

Weakest team at home, anyone wanting anything different are wrong.

They’ve got to beat Newport first.

 

[Mad Eyed Screamer]

I Take your points but do you not think the (over) exposure would benefit us in the USA as well?
But yea probably not getting past Blackburn anyway.

I don't think playing Wrexham would increase our support / profile in the States. Those interested over here know exactly who we are.

 

[Mad Eyed Screamer]

Sheffield Wednesday away after they have spanked cov in their replay.

 

[ShorehamCitizen]

Looks like Maidstone are the first team below level 5 of the pyramid to make it to the 5th round since the 1925-26 season?.

I think when before 1979 when the National League started, the Northern League and Southern League was level 5 and that seen Blyth Spartans, Yeovil and Colchester make the 5th round.

Then in 1985, Telford became the first non-league team to get at least that far after the introduction of the Alliance Premier League, today known as the National League and sat on the 5th tier.

After this we had Kidderminster Harriers (1994), Crawley (2011), Luton (2013), Lincoln* and Sutton (2017), then Boreham Wood (2022) all appear in the 5th round as teams from that same league, regardless of it's name changes (Football Conference and then National League) all as 5th tier sides.

So, today marks a bit of FA Cup history.... Maidstone United are the first ever team since 1925-26 season from below level 5 of the football pyramid and the first below level 1 of the non-league system to appear in the 5th round of the FA Cup.

Before 1925 I think the highest level of non-league football began at like level 3?**, so it might be an FA cup first for Maidstone and not just after 1925-26?.

* Only non-league side to make the Quarter Finals, although they had to play in the 5th round at first to get there.

** Spurs won the cup in 1901 as an Alliance League side, which sat on level 3.

 

[Spurs quarter 69]

No chance we will play dippers or rags too much danger we will win . We will get Chelsea or Villa get rid off another threat to the redtops. Dippers will get Maidstone, rags Wrexham both at home. Liverpool v Utd final BBC wet dream.