Carling Cup Thread

Discussion in 'Prem talk, Those Other Leagues, and International' started by HatterDon, Aug 12, 2008.

  1. HatterDon

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    And here's the next round -- tentatively scheduled for Tuesday, September 23:

    Third Round Draw in full:

    Arsenal v Sheff Utd
    Brighton or Man City v Derby
    Burnley v Fulham
    Portsmouth v Chelsea
    Blackburn v Everton
    Rotherham v Southampton
    Swansea v Cardiff
    Ipswich v Wigan
    Stoke v Reading
    Leeds v Hartlepool
    Watford v West Ham
    Man Utd v Middlesbrough
    Liverpool v Crewe
    Aston Villa v QPR
    Sunderland v Northampton
    Newcastle v Tottenham

    Not really all that pleased to be playing a useful CCC side at their patch. We'll see how seriously Roy takes the Cup when we don't have 2.5 weeks off after.
     
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  2. SoCalJoe

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    On the bright side, we're playing a useful CCC side at their patch as a team from the Premiership, sure looked like we were going to play Burnley twice this year (excluding the cup matches) in April.
     
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  3. HatterDon

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    Thanks for the perspective! It's good to remind ourselves of this from time to time!
     
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  4. RidgeRider

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    3-0 Arsenal over Wigan. The practice squad boys, made the Wigan, mostly starters, look old. Whether you like Arsenal or not, these young guys looked really good. What a system they have.
     
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  5. omsdogg

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    agree and I like them. Just don't like whiney Wenger and don't like them when they play us.
     
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  6. nevzter

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    Chelsea 1-1 Burnley (aet). Burnley win 5-4 on penalties. Prem scalp #2.
     
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  7. bearzfan4lfe

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    At least Chelsea lost to Burnley as well. I don't know if it's better or worse that they lost on penalties.

    Either way Burnley is SW6 killers...hope they don't make the jump up.
     
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  8. HatterDon

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    They played against 10 men for a while as a Burnley defender got a second card.

    Belle, it is lovely to see you back.


    What's a hockey?
     
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  9. WhitesBhoy

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    Feck it!! Chelscum lost! Burnley yer a beaut!!
     
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  10. Jensers

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    So -

    Spurs go thru and Gomes is a disaster again.

    Unless I am wrong:

    Spurs
    Burnley
    Blackburn
    Arsenal
    Derby
    Man Utd
    Stoke
    Watford

    Are still in it... Draw this Saturday.
     
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  11. SoCalJoe

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    **Conspiracy Theory Alert** Straight from the Frozen Knicks Logo Card (The Ewing Draft) File is the draw... Arse and ManUre will only play in the finals (Gooners and Spuds in one semi, ManUre and _____ in the other).
     
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  12. HatterDon

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    PFA recommend 3-match ban for Dog-Breath

    http://soccernet.espn.go.com/news/story ... nd&cc=5901

    First he taunts the Burnley fans after scoring [is this part of Chelsea training? Remember Fat Frank taunting our fans after scoring two seasons ago?], and then he appears to hurl a missile into the crowd.

    Feck the Scum. I didn't think anyone could have less class than Lumphard and Terry and Cashley Cole, but DogBreath seems to have proved me wrong.

    Scolari: you have too much class for these assholes. Hope you get a job with a real club soon.
     
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  13. Jensers

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    Wow!

    Give it to em Hatter!
     
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  14. SteveM19

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    http://www.fulhamusa.com/index.php?name ... ply&t=5122

    Ladies and Gentlemen, the legal mind that is Frank Lampard!

    Naaah, no need to force consequences on a professional who acted like an idiot, we'll just blame everyone else. What a tool.
     
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  15. andypalmer

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    While I strongly disaprove of Drogba's response, players, even Chelsea ones, should not have things thrown at them on the pitch.

    I'm seeing a lot of blame placed on Drogba and none placed upon the idiot who threw something at him in the first place.
     
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  16. HatterDon

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    Metropolitan Police, with the assistance of Burnley and Chelsea FC, will be reviewing the spy-cams. Rest assured that the person who threw stuff onto the pitch will be banned for life and probably fined. This happens all the time.

    The last time a player through something at the terraces, he was hit with a 3-match ban. Drogba should get at least that, and a healthy fine to boot. He had about 80% of the stands to celebrate in front of, and he chose to incite the Burnley supporters. He's the instigator here.
     
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  17. Jensers

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    Woah - No conspiricy I guess... Spurs get Watford, and then will have to beat either stoke or derby (Assuming they pick up a win).

    I dont think I would be out of line to say Spurs have a great shot of getting into the final again.
     
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  18. HatterDon

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    and an even better chance of getting out of the bottom three! :twisted:
     
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  19. Jensers

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    Actually - They draw again for the next round dont they?

    Yes, Yes - back into the relegation zone. I dont think they will get into the top 8 - but I see a 10-14 finish is in Spurs future.
     
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  20. HatterDon

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    With Burnley and Derby County [?] already in the semi finals, it's possible for the "final four" to be three CCC squads and one CCC squad elect! The Spuds are away at Watford to play The Cheesehead and the rest of the Dirty Yellows, and Blackburn are at Old Trafford.

    Harry is fielding a full-strength side, but are down a goal after 15 minutes. Sir Alex has benched many of his regulars, but pretty much everyone in red is some sort of international. Paul Ince has the same fine players that can't get a result for him in the league.

    Who will make it to Wembley for the semis?
     
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