FA Cup R1 Draw

So who is looking forward to this then? Can we finally beat a pub side and reach R2 or will we be humiliated for the third year in a row.

Keep an eye/ear out for number 31 as that's us

I'm sure shezza will add to fletchers impressive record of losing to non league giants!

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Shortwood. They got some proper English named players.
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Salisbury away please - only 4 stops on the train for me. Great pubs but warning, the ground is bloody miles out of the town!!

Bandwagon wrote:

Salisbury away please - only 4 stops on the train for me. Great pubs but warning, the ground is bloody miles out of the town!!

Yeah Salisbury will do me too, can meet up for a few sherbets Bandy  

Greenjock wrote:

Bandwagon wrote:

Salisbury away please - only 4 stops on the train for me. Great pubs but warning, the ground is bloody miles out of the town!!

Yeah Salisbury will do me too, can meet up for a few sherbets Bandy  

Heh heh heh.

Near the South Coast and with a City Boy on the wing, too many echoes of Dorchester, Shirley?

Lord Tisdale wrote:

Greenjock wrote:

Bandwagon wrote:

Salisbury away please - only 4 stops on the train for me. Great pubs but warning, the ground is bloody miles out of the town!!

Yeah Salisbury will do me too, can meet up for a few sherbets Bandy  

Heh heh heh.

Near the South Coast and with a City Boy on the wing, too many echoes of Dorchester, Shirley?

Possibly but it won't stop me drinking copious amounts of alcohol before the game.

Greenjock wrote:

Near the South Coast and with a City Boy on the wing, too many echoes of Dorchester, Shirley?

Possibly but it won't stop me drinking copious amounts of alcohol before the game.[/quote]
'twould seem that there were nowt could do that at any time, let alone before a game, although there would seem to be almost no evidence of pre match drinking previously, possibly due to the lack of attendance.

Lord Tisdale wrote:

Greenjock wrote:

Near the South Coast and with a City Boy on the wing, too many echoes of Dorchester, Shirley?

Possibly but it won't stop me drinking copious amounts of alcohol before the game.

'twould seem that there were nowt could do that at any time, let alone before a game, although there would seem to be almost no evidence of pre match drinking previously, possibly due to the lack of attendance.[/quote]
 feck knows what you're babbling on about now Tis.

Its going to be Sailsbury away, nailed on que another early exit.
Wake me up when this nightmare is over.

Greenjock wrote:

Lord Tisdale wrote:

Greenjock wrote:

Bandwagon wrote:

Salisbury away please - only 4 stops on the train for me. Great pubs but warning, the ground is bloody miles out of the town!!

Yeah Salisbury will do me too, can meet up for a few sherbets Bandy  

Heh heh heh.

Near the South Coast and with a City Boy on the wing, too many echoes of Dorchester, Shirley?

Possibly but it won't stop me drinking copious amounts of alcohol before the game.

If there's to be an ATD outing, can we all crash at your pad, GJ?

more non-league misery

Worcester or Lincoln

Thats our fa cup dreams over, just the relegation battle left! cheers jimmy.

We will be out in the first round whoever we play....to non-league opposition yet again.   

It'll be Licoln. Imps vs The Chimps.

I know loads about Lincoln as I took them to the Premier League on Championship manager way back in 1996. An excellent club with an amazing manager in the late 90s. We signed Peter Beardsley on loan.

Fookin crap draw again.Worcester were the first ever non league team to beat Argyle in the FA cup when Malcolm Allison was in charge down here,about 1978 i would say.It was pretty cataclysmic at the time but just shows how far we've gone down in the football world to say that those type of results are now commonplace and, as things stand,i'd make either Worcester or Lincoln favourites.Sad.

Greenskin wrote:

Fookin crap draw again.Worcester were the first ever non league team to beat Argyle in the FA cup when Malcolm Allison was in charge down here,about 1978 i would say.It was pretty cataclysmic at the time but just shows how far we've gone down in the football world to say that those type of results are now commonplace and, as things stand,i'd make either Worcester or Lincoln favourites.Sad.

I remember that result greenskin, it felt like a disaster! i never thought argyle would get beat by a non league club, now sadly its the norm.

We'e not lost yet. We could do a Wycombe.

Sufferedsince68 wrote:

Thats our fa cup dreams over, just the relegation battle left! cheers jimmy.

 

Greenjock wrote:

 feck knows what you're babbling on about now Tis.

Try reading it again when you have sobered up.

Lord Tisdale wrote:

Greenjock wrote:

 feck knows what you're babbling on about now Tis.

Try reading it again when you have sobered up.

Haven't had a drink in two weeks LT, nor any other mind altering substances. It's that foreign language you're using that's confusing me, the one usually known as gobbledigook.

Do Worcester play their games at the kidderminster ground

Tgwu wrote:

Do Worcester play their games at the kidderminster ground

They do indeed.Looks like they've had some problems with poor directorship and a severely restricted capacity at their proposed new ground,set in a retail park.They should become our twin club then.

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free Saturday in December for the avvivas to look forward to