Chipmeister
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It's like watching a big game of head tennis at times.
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FA Cup Quarter Finals
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101toMR
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The romance of the FA cup.
Shit pitch and two teams that hump the ball at every given.
I have seen more interesting pub teams playing the beautiful game.
Shit pitch and two teams that hump the ball at every given.
I have seen more interesting pub teams playing the beautiful game.
baildon blue
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Just heard if Reading get to the semi final it will be the first time since. 1927 .
If Bradford City get to the semi final it will be the first since 1911 .
This match is massive for both teams .
If Bradford City get to the semi final it will be the first since 1911 .
This match is massive for both teams .
Super2Goten
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baildon blue said:Just heard if Reading get to the semi final it will be the first time since. 1927 .
If Bradford City get to the semi final it will be the first since 1911 .
This match is massive for both teams .
Nice facts.
JoeMercer'sWay
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terrible miss by Brown, Anthony Taylor seems to be the FA's favourite at the moment.
jimharri
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Decent enough atmosphere, but the game is the televisual equivalent of watching ice melt.
Ducado
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jimharri said:Decent enough atmosphere, but the game is the televisual equivalent of watching ice melt.
It's quite entertaining
jimharri
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I was thinking more the quality of the football on display. Watching two poor sides slugging it out and constantly giving the ball away is not the easiest on the eye.Ducado said:jimharri said:Decent enough atmosphere, but the game is the televisual equivalent of watching ice melt.
It's quite entertaining
Ducado
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jimharri said:I was thinking more the quality of the football on display. Watching two poor sides slugging it out and constantly giving the ball away is not the easiest on the eye.Ducado said:jimharri said:Decent enough atmosphere, but the game is the televisual equivalent of watching ice melt.
It's quite entertaining
It's quintessentially English