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Hungerford Town 0...Winchester City 2

Wasn't able to attend (no coach), but Winchester City pulled off a smash-and-grab cup win to make the last eight of the Southern League Cup, to host Godalming or Northwood.
 
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Liverpool Stoke has gone to extra time in the League Cup.
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Liverpool are in the final. 6-5 penalty shoot out victory.
 

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Manchester City 3...Everton 1

In this second leg of the semi-final, Everton extended their 2-1 first leg lead when Ross Barkley scored in the 17th minute but three unanswered goals from Manchester City (the last two coming in the 70th and 76th minute) saw them win by the aggregate score of 4-3, to set up what surely will be a sell-out final against Liverpool.

What will be worrying for Manchester City was that Kevin de Bruyne, who scored the second goal, was later carried off with his leg in a cast. He has had a very good season so far.
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We play Shrewsbury on Tuesday night and we have to beat them or we could found ourself nine points off 20th team Chesterfield. (that if Blackpool get win against Sheff Utd)

Well then, young Owl of Oldham, I was waiting for your celebratary posting about that Tuesday night match away to Shrewsbury.....

Shrewsbury Town 0...Oldham Athletic 1

That result took three points off the gap that you mentioned and Oldham Athletic still have that game in hand.
 

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... I just had Everton fans on my tram. All signing no bother. But the tram was literally bouncing through the city centre haha

Good to hear a comment like that because I went to the game & took my kids, as Evertonians without Scouse accents it's absolutely shocking to hear opinions from city fans & police about us, couldnt care less about city fans opinions but when the police have the same 'scouse B..s' view it gets worrying.
Total mayhem after the game, we were all herded into the carpark & the usual shenanigans between supporters went on but the police decided that the city lot (who do it every single week there in the corner) didnt need policing but we warranted something akin to the miners strike.
Having a copper waving a baton at you screaming get on your effin coach when you firstly are with your kids and secondly didnt come on one & are stuck in a closed car park unable to leave is a bit hairy to say the least.

weird thing was coppers at 1st gave you attitude then when didnt hear a scouse accent changed it completely.
 

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Well then, young Owl of Oldham, I was waiting for your celebratary posting about that Tuesday night match away to Shrewsbury.....

Shrewsbury Town 0...Oldham Athletic 1

That result took three points off the gap that you mentioned and Oldham Athletic still have that game in hand.

I was shock that Oldham finally won a match since mid of November. :)

Massive win that for Oldham and hopefully it start of them moving up table, no game for Oldham on Saturday (Peterborough fancy to play West Brom then home match against us) but our next game is against Blackpool which again is massive game and if Oldham win that then I may start feeling Oldham will avoid drop to League two.
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I thought Hyde was worse non league team but I think New Mills have change that.

New Mills: Non-league team end 26-game losing streak with a draw

A non-league team dubbed "the worst in the country" have ended a 26-game losing streak.

New Mills, who play in the eighth-tier Northern Premier League Division One North, had lost all of their league and cup games this season.

But on Tuesday night the Derbyshire club drew 2-2 with Witton Albion to earn their first point of the campaign.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/35428336
 

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I was shock that Oldham finally won a match since mid of November. :)

Massive win that for Oldham and hopefully it start of them moving up table, no game for Oldham on Saturday (Peterborough fancy to play West Brom then home match against us) but our next game is against Blackpool which again is massive game and if Oldham win that then I may start feeling Oldham will avoid drop to League two.

Sheridan took a few weeks to get a win at Argyle and Newport. Both were bottom of the league when he took over, pulled both clear of relegation zone. Oldham should be ok.
 

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Woking 2...Barrow 2

A game that had just about everything; including a linesman getting knocked out in the first minute and 15 minutes of first half stoppage time.
 

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Stourbridge FC 5....Hyde United 1

I just knew that these last few days with matches against superior opposition would reveal all the shortcomings that are now endemic at Hyde United. The 4-0 home defeat by high-flyers Workington earlier in the week was another heavy defeat to bear.

Hyde now down to 16th place in the league....with an ever-growing goals differential.
 

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What happened to Villa in the FA Cup ?

They rolled over and lost 4-0 to Manchester City :roll:

This current bunch are a disgrace to the name and unworthy of pulling on the Claret and Blue.

Let's get the spirit of the seventies back when 48,000 flocked to Villa Park in the old Third Division to watch Villa beat Bournemouth remain top of the table and be promoted at the end of the season.

These guys were probably on £100 week if they were lucky.

If Villa accept they are going to be relegated why don't they terminate the contracts of the 1st team and just put out the Youth Team. Let's face it at least some of them will have some hunger and desire to succeed.
 

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What happened to Villa in the FA Cup ?

They rolled over and lost 4-0 to Manchester City :roll:

This current bunch are a disgrace to the name and unworthy of pulling on the Claret and Blue.

Let's get the spirit of the seventies back when 48,000 flocked to Villa Park in the old Third Division to watch Villa beat Bournemouth remain top of the table and be promoted at the end of the season.

These guys were probably on £100 week if they were lucky.

If Villa accept they are going to be relegated why don't they terminate the contracts of the 1st team and just put out the Youth Team. Let's face it at least some of them will have some hunger and desire to succeed.


By terminate I presume you mean pay off the remainder of their contracts because that what they would have to do, frustrating as it is Footballers can constantly underachieve or even just turn up for training and go through the motions without getting anywhere near the team & earn millions.
 

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Nice cup draw for Shrewsbury after they beat Sheff Wednesday 3-2 yesterday.

FA Cup Fifth Round draw
Arsenal v Hull
Blackburn v Liverpool or West Ham
Bournemouth v Everton
Chelsea v Man City
Reading v West Brom or Peterborough
Shrewsbury v Man Utd
Tottenham v Crystal Palace
Watford v Leeds

York win! Hooray! :D

1-0 against Stevenage.

Do you mean 2-1 win against Stevenage after York scored in 93rd mins to win the game.

Sheridan took a few weeks to get a win at Argyle and Newport. Both were bottom of the league when he took over, pulled both clear of relegation zone. Oldham should be ok.

Hopefully same thing will happened at Oldham but until we win more games we still in trouble and probably still favourite of going down along with Colchester and Crewe.
 
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What happened to Villa in the FA Cup ?

They rolled over and lost 4-0 to Manchester City :roll:

This current bunch are a disgrace to the name and unworthy of pulling on the Claret and Blue.

Let's get the spirit of the seventies back when 48,000 flocked to Villa Park in the old Third Division to watch Villa beat Bournemouth remain top of the table and be promoted at the end of the season.

These guys were probably on £100 week if they were lucky.

If Villa accept they are going to be relegated why don't they terminate the contracts of the 1st team and just put out the Youth Team. Let's face it at least some of them will have some hunger and desire to succeed.

Mr Butts. Who do support? I notice you tend to comment about The Villa often so I must conclude you are either an Albion or Blues fan!
 

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Mr Butts. Who do support? I notice you tend to comment about The Villa often so I must conclude you are either an Albion or Blues fan!

Not at all, I remember when Villa had class.

Andy Gray, Peter Withe, Tony Morley, Dennis Mortimer, Paul McGrath , Brian Little, Allan Evans, Gary Shaw, Gordon Cowans , Jummy Rimmer etc.

When they won the European Cup the whole team including the subs were British.
 

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Not at all, I remember when Villa had class.

Andy Gray, Peter Withe, Tony Morley, Dennis Mortimer, Paul McGrath , Brian Little, Allan Evans, Gary Shaw, Gordon Cowans , Jummy Rimmer etc.

When they won the European Cup the whole team including the subs were British.

I was there that night in Rotterdam. At least we can always say we won the CHAMPIONS Cup. When it was for Champions.
It's true we are on a downward spiral right now but we have been there before. My first game at Villa Park was against Torquay in Division 3 so I know all about the ups and downs.
Hopefully our present owner will find a buyer and relinquish his hold upon the club soon. But to be perfectly honest it doesn't really matter who's in charge. Modern football is utterly screwed and getting more and more screwed by the day. I will always be a Villa fan and will always go to games but I do so with less and less emotional attachment every season. It's just not the same anymore. In fact a few weeks ago, the first weekend of this year, I was more disappointed in the New York Jets loss and elimination from NFL play-off contention than I was in Villa's loss at Sunderland.
Sad but a Villa loss is kind of expected these days!

So come on. Spill the beans. Who is your team? :lol:
 

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I was there that night in Rotterdam. At least we can always say we won the CHAMPIONS Cup. When it was for Champions.
It's true we are on a downward spiral right now but we have been there before. My first game at Villa Park was against Torquay in Division 3 so I know all about the ups and downs.
Hopefully our present owner will find a buyer and relinquish his hold upon the club soon. But to be perfectly honest it doesn't really matter who's in charge. Modern football is utterly screwed and getting more and more screwed by the day. I will always be a Villa fan and will always go to games but I do so with less and less emotional attachment every season. It's just not the same anymore. In fact a few weeks ago, the first weekend of this year, I was more disappointed in the New York Jets loss and elimination from NFL play-off contention than I was in Villa's loss at Sunderland.
Sad but a Villa loss is kind of expected these days!

So come on. Spill the beans. Who is your team? :lol:

I am a Hearts and Liverpool fan - two other former giants :oops:
 

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So. Transfer deadline day. Or Day as it's known at Villa Park.
We've thrown in the towel

Can you still afford towels? ;)

It may be a blessing in disguise. You can taste the joy of promotion in a few years again. I won't predict which division it will be in.
 

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Hark at these upstarts getting all big for their boots :-P

We should be allowed to enjoy our time in the sun. We have earned that right after all those miserable years I reckon. :p

I keep thinking the bubble's gonna burst when I wake up one day but it hasn't yet happened.
 

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What are the views about the draw for the next round of the F A Cup? I see that Manchester City and Chelsea must have thoughts about being paired together so early in the competition.

Shrewsbury must be delighted to have drawn one of the "underdogs"...:D
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Man City in the next round. At least we'll go out to a high level team

Well, your crystal ball was certainly working well when you made that posting.
 

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Boro have gambled big on promotion: £9m rising to £11m after promotion for Jordan Rhodes

Small change against the financial gain for promotion. BBC suggested yesterday that promotion will be worth at least £165m more than the championship even if they finish 20th next year due to the ridiculous TV deal I assume.
 

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Small change against the financial gain for promotion. BBC suggested yesterday that promotion will be worth at least £165m more than the championship even if they finish 20th next year due to the ridiculous TV deal I assume.

I am not sure they have the money - although the chairman will no doubt be putting in a large amount of his own money again. They paid £6m for Downing earlier in the season
 

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I am not sure they have the money - although the chairman will no doubt be putting in a large amount of his own money again. They paid £6m for Downing earlier in the season


The extra seats filled going for a promotion push should help them. Its probably been borrowed on promotion but if they dont get it he'll be off for similar money so not all that bad a deal.
 

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