FA Cup 4th Round

[danperkins]

I usually take a beast of a player to mean he's bloody good and hard to handle.

No biggy though! Thought he played well today against the Mancs but I guess that doesn't say much these days

Bony is ok, not my type of player but done well over last few seasons. He's just impossible to push off the ball & brilliant in the air.

My Wilfred Pony joke was wasted here!!! Damn you people

[danperkins]

indeed.

Hi Chazzlee

[Fredo]

You've had your first Gibbo on this site Perky.

[Chazza]

Hi Chazzlee

[Gibbo]

Bony is my cousin.

Pony

[danperkins]

Bony is my cousin.

Pony

Was too much of an irish joke to succeed on here

[baitman]

My Wilfred Pony joke was wasted here!!! Damn you people

Tough crowd

mockney's

[danperkins]

mockney's

[Lee]

[rodo]

Bournemouth supporters have raised almost £3,000 to help Burton fans travel to their re-arranged FA Cup tie.
On Saturday, the original game was called off just an hour before kick-off because of a waterlogged pitch.
The late postponement meant around 200 Burton fans made a fruitless 300-mile round trip to the south coast.
Bournemouth supporter and initiative organiser David Whitehead told BBC Radio Solent: "It shows there is another side to football."


Whitehead set up the fundraising page after recalling the generosity shown by Burton supporters when Cherries fans celebrated promotion from League Two at Burton's Pirelli Stadium in 2010.
"They were so hospitable that day that there's been a special feeling between the clubs ever since," he said.
At the time of writing, pledges totalling £2,930 had been made, more than three times the original target of £800.
Whitehead continued: "We've been overwhelmed by the response, which has come from supporters of clubs all over the country, and even some from abroad.
"We've now capped the fund at the cost of paying for three coaches, and asked Bournemouth manager Eddie Howe to nominate a charity to receive the remaining funds."
Bournemouth chairman Jeff Mostyn said: "It's just the most incredible gesture and I think it's probably unprecedented in football for supporters to be so generous.
"On that day when we were promoted, after years of grief and struggling, for Ben [Robinson, Burton chairman] and all of his staff, the groundsmen and the stewards, to let us have the run of the ground was something that was incredible.
"Stewards by their very nature are designed to hold crowds at bay, but they were joining in the celebrations as well, and our supporters have never forgotten it."

[Chazza]

Nice touch that.

[Chazza]

Liverpool's FA Cup fourth-round tie with either Bournemouth or Burton Albion will be broadcast live on television.

The clash, which will take place away from home, will be shown live on ITV1 on Saturday, January 25, with kick off set for 12.45pm GMT.

The Reds will discover which side they'll be facing when Bournemouth and Burton go head to head next Tuesday evening (January 14) after the tie was postponed on Saturday due to a waterlogged pitch.

Fans will be able to get live audio commentary, pre-match build up, behind-the-scenes news, exclusive interviews, and post-match reaction on LFC TV Online and LFC TV.

[Chris]

Nice consideration for the fans again. ****ing idiots.

[Assassin]

Not sure why you are bumping your gums. I don't see the problem with the early kick off. Its much better than a late kick off

[Phoenix07]

I think Chris might be referring to the fact that fans will have to travel down early for the game at ridiculous times. I'm sure Chris will correct me if I'm wrong on that assumption.