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The leagues in England are shut down this weekend for the third round of the F.A. Cup. Here's a look at the match-ups and Friday's results. Game of the weekend? Tottenham Hotspurs vs. Newcastle United on Sunday Friday, December 10, 1999 Cambridge United (First Division) 2 - 0 Crystal Palace (First Division) Benjamin (74) Cambridge, Wanless (81) Cambridge Nottingham Forest (First Division) 1 - 1 Oxford United (Second Division) Freedman (39) Forest, Powell (75) Oxford Saturday, December 11, 1999 Aston Villa (Premier) vs. Darlington (Third Division) Bolton Wanderers (First Division) vs. Cardiff City (Second Division) Charlton Athletic (First Division) vs. Swindon Town (First Division) Crewe Alexandra (First Division) vs. Bradford City (Premier) Derby County (Premier) vs. Burnley (Second Division) Exeter City (Third Division) vs. Everton (Premier) Fulham (First Division) vs. Luton Town (Second Division) Grimsby Town (First Division) vs. Stockport County (First Division) Hereford United (Conference) vs. Leicester City (Premier) Hull City (Third Division) vs. Chelsea (Premier) Norwich City (First Division) vs. Coventry City (Premier) Preston North End (Second Division) vs. Oldham Athletic (Second Division) Queens Park R (First Division) vs. Torquay United (Third Division) Reading (Second Division) vs. Plymouth Argyle (Third Division) Sheffield Wednesday (Premier) vs. Bristol City (Second Division) Sunderland (Premier) vs. Portsmouth (First Division) Tranmere Rovers (First Division) vs. West Ham United (Premier) Walsall (First Division) vs. Gillingham (Second Division) Watford (Premier) vs. Birmingham City (First Division) West Bromwich (First Division) vs. Blackburn Rovers (First Division) Wigan Athletic (Second Division) vs. Wolves (First Division) Wimbledon (Premier) vs. Barnsley (First Division) Wrexham (Second Division) vs. Middlesbrough (Premier) Sunday, December 12, 1999 Chester City (Third Division) vs. Manchester City (First Division) Huddersfield Town (First Division) vs. Liverpool (Premier) Leeds United (Premier) vs. Port Vale (First Division) Sheffield United (First Division) vs. Rushden & Diamonds (Conference) Tottenham Hotspur (Premier) vs. Newcastle United (Premier) Monday, December 13, 1999 Arsenal (Premier) vs. Blackpool (Second Division) Ipswich Town (First Division) vs. Southampton (Premier) Note: Defending Champions Manchester United opted out of the contest for the first time in FA Cup history. [This message has been edited by Jonsey (edited December 11, 1999).] |
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Tokens: 0 | F.A. Cup Results from Saturday Saturday, December 11, 1999 Aston Villa (Premier) 2-1 Darlington (Third Division) Carbone (43) Villa, Dublin (63) Villa, Heckingbottom (71) Darlington Bolton Wanderers (First Division) vs. Cardiff City (Second Division) *Postponed Charlton Athletic (First Division) 2-1 Swindon Town (First Division) Hunt (48) Charlton, Gooden (54) Swindon, Kinsella (61) Charlton Crewe Alexandra (First Division) 1-2 Bradford City (Premier) Blake (53) Bradford, Little (75) Crewe, Saunders (83) Bradford Derby County (Premier) 0-1 Burnley (Second Division) Cooke (62) Burnley Exeter City (Third Division) 0-0 Everton (Premier) Fulham (First Division) 2-2 Luton Town (Second Division) George (6) Luton, Horsfield (11) Fulham, Davis (14) Fulham, Spring (82) Luton Grimsby Town (First Division) 3-2 Stockport County (First Division) Livingstone (34) Grimsby, Bailey (63) Stockport, Moore (81) Stockport, Livingstone (89) Grimsby, B Allen (90) Grimsby Hereford United (Conference) 0-0 Leicester City (Premier) Hull City (Third Division) 1-6 Chelsea (Premier) Poyet (8) Chelsea, Brown (38) Hull, Poyet (49) Chelsea, Poyet (58) Chelsea, Sutton (30) Chelsea, Di Matteo (47) Chelsea, Wise (90) Chelsea, Norwich City (First Division) 1-3 Coventry City (Premier) Whelan (58) Coventry, Llewellyn (66) Norwich, Roussel (76) Coventry , Eustace (84) Coventry Preston North End (Second Division) 2-1 Oldham Athletic (Second Division) Macken (6) Preston, Alexander (pen 69) Preston, Adams (85) Oldham Queens Park R (First Division) 1-1 Torquay United (Third Division) Wardley (9) QPR, O'Brien (82) Torquay Reading (Second Division) 1-1 Plymouth Argyle (Third Division) McIntyre (37) Reading, Hargreaves (82) Plymouth Sheffield Wednesday (Premier) 1-0 Bristol City (Second Division) Booth (24) Wednesday Sunderland (Premier) 1-0 Portsmouth (First Division) McCann (24) Sunderland Tranmere Rovers (First Division) 1-0 West Ham United (Premier) Henry (21) Tranmere Walsall (First Division) 1-1 Gillingham (Second Division) Southall (27) Gillingham, Robins (pen 75) Walsall Watford (Premier) 0-1 Birmingham City (First Division) Rowett (66) Birmingham West Bromwich (First Division) 2-2 Blackburn Rovers (First Division) Frandsen (65) Blackburn, Hughes (66) WBA, Evans (80) WBA, Blake (70) Blackburn, Wigan Athletic (Second Division) 0-1 Wolves (First Division) Robinson (90) Wolves Wimbledon (Premier) 1-0 Barnsley (First Division) Cort (34) Wimbledon Wrexham (Second Division) 2-1 Middlesbrough (Premier) Deane (42) Middlesbrough, Gibson (50) Wrexham, Ferguson (68) Wrexham |
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Jonesy, According to William Hill, Cambridge Utd were playing Barnet today. I don't know what the event was, as they are in seperate divisions, and they were not scheduled to play in the cup. Could you find out if this game took place ? REason: I put some money on it for a draw. Only 2 dollars but desperate times call for desperate measures. Actually, I am doing fairly well with the betting, but I would like know what happened with this game. Burnsiewaitingforahugepayoff |
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Great result for Everton away vs Exeter. Now they can win the return match at home? It's nice to see the Everton brass allow the draw so that Exeter can recieve a big payoff at Goodison. Well done Blues now continue on the road to Wembly! Harry |
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Tokens: 0 | FA Cup: Third Round Replays Saturday, January 8 2000 Gillingham 2 - 1 Walsall Barras (38 og) Walsall, Larusson (44) Walsall, Thomson (100) Gillingham Oxford United 1 - 3 Nottingham Forest Paul Powell (72) Oxford, C Bart-Williams (81) Forest, Bart-Williams (pen 83) Forest, Alan Rogers (89) Forest FA Cup: Fourth Round Saturday, January 8 2000 Aston Villa 1 - 0 Southampton Southgate (20) Villa * 2 goals last weekend and one this. Southgate's on fire. Charlton Athletic 1 - 0 QPR MacDonald (68) Charlton Coventry City 3 - 0 Burnley Chippo (11, 69) Coventry, Whelan (75) Coventry Everton 2 - 0 Birmingham City Unsworth (75, 90) Everton * One goal last weekend and two this weekend. Unsworth is on fire. Fulham 3 - 0 Wimbledon Collins (22) Fulham, Finnan (25) Fulham, Collins (77) Fulham Grimsby Town 0 - 2 Bolton Wanderers Gudjohnsen (33) Bolton, Hansen (54) Bolton Newcastle United 4 - 1 Sheffield United Shearer (5) Newcastle, Smith (17) Sheff. United , Dabizas (47) Newcastle, Ferguson (59) Newcastle, Gallacher (69) Newcastle Plymouth Argyle 0 - 3 Preston North End O'Sullivan (39) Preston, Beswetherick (77) Preston, Alexander (60) Preston Sheffield Wed. 1 - 1 Wolves Alexandersson (9) Sheffield Wed., Sedgley (68) Wolves Tranmere Rovers 1 - 0 Sunderland Allison (25) Tranmere Wrexham 1 - 2 Cambridge United Benjamin (15) Cambridge, Connolly (44) Wrexham, Butler (52) Cambridge Sunday, January 09, 2000 Arsenal 0-0 Leicester City * Darren Eadie (82 so) Manchester City 2-5 Leeds United Goater (2) Man. City, Bakke (8) Leeds, Bishop (11) Man. City, Smith (20) Leeds, Kewell (41) Leeds, Bowyer (66) Leeds, Kewell (88) Leeds Monday, January 10, 2000 Liverpool vs. Blackburn Rovers Tuesday, January 11, 2000 Gillingham vs. Bradford City FOURTH ROUND REPLAYS Tuesday, January 18, 2000 Wolverhampton vs. Sheffield Wednesday Wednesday, January 19, 2000 Chelsea vs. Nottingham Forest [This message has been edited by Jonsey (edited January 09, 2000).] |
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Tokens: 0 | FA Cup: Fifth Round Draw The draw for the fifth round of AXA Sponsored FA Cup is as follows: Gillingham or Bradford City vs. Sheffield Wednesday or Wolves Everton vs. Preston * come on PNE!!!!!!!!! Liverpool or Blackburn vs. Newcastle Coventry vs. Charlton Cambridge Utd vs. Bolton Aston Villa vs. Leeds Utd Fulham vs. Tranmere Chelsea or Nottm Forest vs. Arsenal or Leicester * Matches to be played week ending January 29, 30. [This message has been edited by Jonsey (edited January 09, 2000).] |
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The decision on the Tranmere v Sunderland debacle (ref red carded a player and then allowed him to be subbed and Tranmere were able to finish the game with eleven players) has been delayed a day. The FA may order the game replayed so this could change the FA Cup draw. |
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Tokens: 0 | HEATH STUNNED AT NO REPLAY DECISION The Football Association have announced that there will be no replay after the controversy in the FA Cup Fourth Round clash between Tranmere and Sunderland at Prenton Park. Sunderland assistant boss Adrian Heath slammed the decision, telling Sky Sports Online: "If the referee has made a mistake, why should we be the ones being punished?" Source: Sky Sports Online |
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I think that was the right decision. There was only a minute left and you have to back the refs even when they make a mess of it. This guy will be completely and thoroughly fired within a week. He's the same guy who screwed up and gave a red to someone on Liverpool (Staunton?) for encroaching on a free kick and then after seeing the TV replays rescinded the red and admitted he hadn't moved at all. |
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TO ALL YOU LOVELY EVERTON SUPPORTERS, Everton race into the fifth round while Liverpool get bounced by Blackburn 1-0! Can't wait to hear the support towards the Super Blue from CoachK or Blair. I don't want to get ahead of myself here but to draw PrestonNorthEnd next round has a promising feel to it. Final Eight here we come! My take on the Sunderland fiasco is that the decision not to replay the game is the right one. Let's face it, teams have won games with ten men let alone just defend for the one or two minutes that was left in the game. I think Sunderland were just grasping for an excuse to cover up a bad performance. However after saying all of this I did not see the game and my comments are purely speculation. Glad to be Blue! Harry |
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Harry No offence, but I hope you get pressed on your North End (no pun intended). ![]() Every dog must have his day, so go ahead and get your grins while the REAL pride of merseyside prepare for the home stretch and go looking for their 20th leauge title.Now you can watch Liverpool really overachieve.(Right Harry) Liverpool v Everton - Mid-April...Get your wagers in now Harry, Toffeeman Focussingontheleague Blair |
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Blair, I suppose you will want odds for your 'Mighty' Reds eh wanker! We'll go straight up , you make the amount. As for focussing on the league well I didn't expect any other answer than what you gave. Typical Liverpool shit. Just hope you are not too too disappointed when your boys slip out of Europe. Don't say I never told you so! My predictions for Europe are: Manchester United Leeds Arsenal Sunderland Everton Now Blair repeat after me; E-V-E-R-T-O-N, T-O-N, We're Everton and we'll be Everton foreeeeeeverrrr! Focussingontheleagueandcup, Harry |
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I just read the match report for the Leicester/Arse match and apparently Suker missed a shedload of chances. Having watched him play last weekend on CTV Sportsnet it amazes me that anyone can play top-flight football while being so utterly unable to even poke a football with his right foot. Yes, he scores some excellent goals and yes, there's no doubt he's a great player BUT last week, for instance, if he hadn't been so afraid of his right peg he could have had six goals against Sunderland. He reminds me of a Croatian Gaffa. 'Nuff said.
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Suker? awful missing a shedload is a compliment. I watched it on my dish and one of his chances at the backpost he could of had a piss before he put it in. Then he had the audacity to appeal for a penalty after he struck his shot into the upper terrace. The handball in question actually helped to serve him the ball!!! Shite
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Tokens: 0 | <font color="yellow">FA CUP: FIFTH ROUND Under Dogs Have Their Day</font> The FA Cup continues to be the most glamorous and exciting Cup competition in the World. The Fifth Round once again produced upsets. Gillingham came from a goal behind to claim their Quarterfinal place for the first time in their history, beating Premiership strugglers Sheffield Wednesday. First Division leaders Charlton also knocked pout Premiership opposition coming from 2-0 down to win the tie in the dying stages. Tranmere already in the Worthington Cup Final produced another upset beating big spenders Fulham 2-1 at Craven Cottage. <font color="red">Saturday, January 29 2000</font> Cambridge United 1 - 3 Bolton Wanderers Benjamin (29) Cambridge, B Taylor (53, 75) Bolton, Gudjohnsen (86) Bolton Coventry City 2 - 3 Charlton Athletic Roussel (15, 21) Coventry, Robinson (40) Charlton, Newton (45) Charlton, Hunt (88) Charlton Everton 2 - 0 Preston North End Unsworth (64) Everton, Moore (90) Everton * Tough luck PNE, congrats on the FIFA thingy! * TOFFEEMAN and EFCforever get to brag for one more round. janmolby is still concentrating on the league and recovering from the "Pit". Happy B-Day Jan. Fulham 1 - 2 Tranmere Rovers Allison (9) Tranmere, Coleman (18) Fulham, Kelly (70) Tranmere Gillingham 3 - 1 Sheffield Wed. Sibon (27) Wednesday, Saunders (70) Gillingham , Thomson (72) Gillingham , Southall (82) Gillingham <font color="red">Sunday, January 30, 2000</font> Aston Villa vs. Leeds United Chelsea vs. Leicester City <font color="red">Monday, January 31, 2000</font> Newcastle United vs. Blackburn Rovers [This message has been edited by Jonsey (edited January 29, 2000).] |
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Tokens: 0 | <font color="yellow"><font size="3">F.A. CUP QUARTER FINAL RESULTS </font></font> <font color="red">Sunday, February 20 2000</font> Chelsea 5 - 0 Gillingham Flo (16) Chelsea, Terry (49) Chelsea, Weah (50) Chelsea, Zola (pen 85) Chelsea, Morris (88) Chelsea Everton 1 - 2 Aston Villa Stone (16) Villa, Moore (20) Everton, Carbone (45) Villa, * Will now concentrating on the league, eh TOFFEEMAN? Tranmere Rovers 2 - 3 Newcastle United Speed (27) Newcastle, Domi (36) Newcastle, Allison (45) Tranmere, Ferguson (58) Newcastle, Jones (76) Tranmere <font color="red">Saturday, February 19, 2000</font> Bolton Wanderers 1 - 0 Charlton Athletic Gudjohnsen (47) Bolton <font color="yellow"><font size="2">F.A. CUP SEMI FINAL DRAW</font></font> Aston Villa (Premier) vs. Bolton (Division One) Chealsea (Premier) vs. Newcastle (Premier) <font color="red">Latest FA Cup odds</font> Aston Villa 13-8 Chelsea 7-4 Newcastle 11-4 Bolton 9-1 [This message has been edited by Jonsey (edited February 20, 2000).] |
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