The FA Cup Thread

[Lee]

Two minutes into stoppage time and it's 2-1.

I so do hope that Stevenage can hold on.

[Lee]

3-1

[SimonNo7]

3-1

[Reece]

TORRES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

Haha he just got the winner against Derby

We're on our way to Wembley!!!!

[Reece]

Got Torquay away next round too, reckon we can knock them out!

[Dim Tim]

SERGIO TORRES CRAWLEY'S NUMERO 8!! ****ing over the moon!!

[sniffer]

TORRES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

Haha he just got the winner against Derby

We're on our way to Wembley!!!!

Great result for Crawley can't stand Derby county

[Reece]

Bloody wish I'd gone now! Damn this January skint-ness!

[Craig_H]

Cant have been THAT pricey, Reece??

[Reece]

£20 believe it or not! I'm skint already and I've got my (postponed) work do and gigs coming up before pay day

I'm going to be living off Asda tuna noodles a la PTP.

[Reece]

Plus it was on TV anyway

[Craig_H]

£20!! Geez, that's mad. I know it's 3rd round of the cup, but at that level, it's mental

[Reece]

Aye tell me about it. £17 for a normal league game for sitting, £15 I think for standing. They need to help pay for "Project Promotion" somehow.

[Craig_H]

That's shocking too. I live very close to AFC Wimbledon's home games, and i had a mind to go along and see them on days we werent playing. Thought it'd be nice to help support them, given what happened.

Then i saw the prices. £14 or £18. It wont break the bank, but for the level of football, it's dreadfully overpriced. Or at least, to my mind it is. But perhaps most clubs at that level charge similar? I'm not sure.

In AFC's case, they have a massive fanbase, relatively speaking - so they can justify it i guess, supply and demand. But still

[dom9]

It's surprising what these playerrs get paid.

Higher rate tax payers most of them when you take into account their day jobs.