FA Cup Quarter-Final Draw | Burnley (H)

[SebastianBlue]

Remember that Yaya semi …?!

I thought it was all the way up, but I won’t fight your assessment.

 

[cookster]

United’s Draws in EFL and FA Cup

H- Everton
H- Reading
H- West Ham
H- Fulham
H- Aston Villa
H- Burnley
H- Charlton
Nottingham
New Castle (basically a home game)

This is just crazy.

Add 3 last season.
10 on the bounce.
Odds 1/1024 seems legit

 

[Bald fraud]

Has a team ever got to two finals in two separate domestic cup competitions after being drawn at home for every tie before?

 

[Craig]

It's not, as each draw is a separate event they have exactly an even chance of being drawn at home each time. If a roulette ball had landed on red 9 consecutive times do you think the odds of it happening on the next roll would be higher than normal?

Try flicking a coin 10 times and getting 10/10 of the same side

 

[bernard o'silver]

Where's the Kenneth Williams picture when you need it?

 

[Zin 'messiah' Zimmer]

Remember that Yaya semi …?!

Remember? It was the pivotal swing in the pendulum where every blue of a certain age felt ‘it’s our time’… monumental day and the energy I got off other blues took no words to explain, we arrived like the yaya train

In terms of permutations for the league, we have the tarquins the following Wednesday, that semi, should we get there, will define the season imo

 

[jimmygrimblesboots]

Don't write Fulham off either

The luck the Rags are having at the moment and some of the refereeing decisions i dont see them having a problem , i think we have the harder game , Burnley brimming with confidence with a manager who knows our club inside/out , will be great to see Vinny back.

 

[Winchester]

Don't want to spoil the mood
But no room for Sentiment
Remember when Uwe arrived with Wigan and knocked us out?
Come on City, let's put them out

 

[cookster]

It's not, as each draw is a separate event they have exactly an even chance of being drawn at home each time. If a roulette ball had landed on red 9 consecutive times do you think the odds of it happening on the next roll would be higher than normal?

Based on probabilities it clearly is.

 

[chesterguy]

since the 20/21 season United have been drawn away just once in the FA cup thats once in 10 games whilst we have had 6 out of 10 not saying its fixed but its fixed