The FA Cup fourth round draw

Shit draw, I'm sure we're all surprised eh

Fourth round could have been a lot worse. Potentially one for MOTD live. Fifth round is very crap.

Sheffield’s a great day out on the razz. Oh, hang on! FFS.

Away to a prem team albeit a shit one is ok plus in with a slight chance of winning.

They could be very short on confidence at the moment looking at their league position.

If they play a weakened side it ain’t a foregone conclusion. I’m relieved we didn’t get a Big 6 side away. That would have been a sickener not being able to go to it.

I can't see them fielding the B string they will want to go as far as possible and they will fancy themselves in round five. Shit draw x 2

Earwegoagain wrote:

I can't see them fielding the B string they will want to go as far as possible and they will fancy themselves in round five. Shit draw x 2

staying in the premiership is their priority so i can see them fielding not a b team but certainly resting a few "key" players.

I don't get the the 5th round draw possibilities....

Both winnable. Would have been a great away day under normal circumstances with a good 5000-6000 going
Millwall or City and you're in the quarters

Earwegoagain wrote:

I can't see them fielding the B string they will want to go as far as possible and they will fancy themselves in round five. Shit draw x 2

Must be something in the water... I totally agree with you.

If there was ever a good time to cause an upset, then Sheff United away could be it. I would expect they are more worried about the fixture than Argyle are.

I wouldn't write off an upset but I wouldn't lay money on it.

VillageGreen wrote:

If there was ever a good time to cause an upset, then Sheff United away could be it. I would expect they are more worried about the fixture than Argyle are.

absolutely village couldn’t agree more

VillageGreen wrote:

If there was ever a good time to cause an upset, then Sheff United away could be it. I would expect they are more worried about the fixture than Argyle are.

Covid could help us

Angry wrote:

Earwegoagain wrote:

I can't see them fielding the B string they will want to go as far as possible and they will fancy themselves in round five. Shit draw x 2

staying in the premiership is their priority so i can see them fielding not a b team but certainly resting a few "key" players.

Think they know they have sweet FA chance of avoiding relegation TBH They might want to "do a Wigan" though. Win the Cup and get relegated

Big Boy obviously getting somewhat agitated over some Pasoti post lol

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Another twat that just doesn't get what a forum is for. I literally haven't even looked at pasoti in twelve months or so ever since he changed it to mobile stylee so he could get "likes" which then got binned shortly after. I love the irony that many of us would have happily deleted the forum if we could but Nool has done the work for is himself.

harvetheslayer wrote:

Big Boy obviously getting somewhat agitated over some Pasoti post lol

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the pig comment obvious hits too close to home for him to allow it to be mentioned on his site lol.

The cup clash against Chris Wilder’s Blades will take place on Saturday, January 23 with a 3pm kick-off.

It will be shown live on BBC digital platforms and The FA’s broadcast fee is £42,000 for each club.

Winning clubs in the fourth round will receive £67,500 from the competition’s prize fund, with losing clubs getting £22,500.

If Argyle are beaten in the fourth round tie they will pick up £65,000 in broadcast fees and prize money.

Tgwu wrote:

The cup clash against Chris Wilder’s Blades will take place on Saturday, January 23 with a 3pm kick-off.

It will be shown live on BBC digital platforms and The FA’s broadcast fee is £42,000 for each club.

Winning clubs in the fourth round will receive £67,500 from the competition’s prize fund, with losing clubs getting £22,500.

If Argyle are beaten in the fourth round tie they will pick up £65,000 in broadcast fees and prize money.

thats £22,500 towards the travel budget for next season then.

Watching Sheffield Utd against Tottenham earlier and if the Blades field the same side we'll do well to avoid a heavy defeat next Saturday
You never know though.

I stopped watching after half time. Another crap game.

mouldyoldgoat wrote:

I stopped watching after half time. Another crap game.

Well you're an expert on crap.

Says the man who can only lie.