And Shearer, after watching all the replays, still claims it was not a red card.
Wonder if he would say the same if it was him or a Newcastle player that had been tackled like like that or he hadn't been commentating for the BBC who collectively sounded imo like they were a tad disappointed Man City had been beaten
And Shearer, after watching all the replays, still claims it was not a red card.
Wonder if he would say the same if it was him or a Newcastle player that had been tackled like like that or he hadn't been commentating for the BBC who collectively sounded imo like they were a tad disappointed Man City had been beaten
Unlike the Sky boys who are all rooting for a semi-final line up of Rochdale, Wigan, Brighton and Leicester...
only downside for wigan is promotion i would put as a higher priority than a cup run and with 3 games already in hand on leaders shrewsbury puts the pressure on, have to say wigan when they played us at home looked very good and should of won about 6-0
And Shearer, after watching all the replays, still claims it was not a red card.
Wonder if he would say the same if it was him or a Newcastle player that had been tackled like like that or he hadn't been commentating for the BBC who collectively sounded imo like they were a tad disappointed Man City had been beaten
Unlike the Sky boys who are all rooting for a semi-final line up of Rochdale, Wigan, Brighton and Leicester...
Sky couldn't give a toss, they don't have the FA Cup.
And Shearer, after watching all the replays, still claims it was not a red card.
Wonder if he would say the same if it was him or a Newcastle player that had been tackled like like that or he hadn't been commentating for the BBC who collectively sounded imo like they were a tad disappointed Man City had been beaten
Unlike the Sky boys who are all rooting for a semi-final line up of Rochdale, Wigan, Brighton and Leicester...
Sky couldn't give a toss, they don't have the FA Cup.
Guardiola made himself look a right nob last night
Absolutely. The FA should be throwing the book at him too. Bet he gets away with it. Funnily enough, listening to Neil Warnock on TalkSport this morning with Brazil and Parlour and he pretty much said the same thing, saying that if that was him, he would have been up in front of the FA on a charge with a big fine.
Guardiola made himself look a right nob last night
Absolutely. The FA should be throwing the book at him too. Bet he gets away with it. Funnily enough, listening to Neil Warnock on TalkSport this morning with Brazil and Parlour and he pretty much said the same thing, saying that if that was him, he would have been up in front of the FA on a charge with a big fine.
I remember in the first minute a Wigan player literally passed the ball to his own player and Aguero got in the guys way and the ref some how gave city a free kick. Sums the fa up
1) Definite red. The speed, recklessness, and the fact that he could've ended a guy's career. Studs showing and off the floor - even if you're on the floor by the time you fly into someone - is a red! I think the ref gets a word in his ear from his linesman re the card change - Wigan players were really ungentlemanly though. Then City players the same. Jeez. Ugly.
2) Great goal.
3) Guardiola's a tit. Very, very bitter when things don't go his way. There is a real sense of entitlement that I think will ultimately lead to his downfall - but not with a squad as brilliant as the one he's built this season.
4) The Aguero incident seems like a fan spat in his face, then made as if he was gonna swing at him, so he pre-empted that by shoving him out the way. Also he didn't react to any of the other Wigan fans so it's not unreasonable to conclude that that guy in particular was a prick.
5) Good news in that Wigan can be faced with more fixture congestion. Well played to them.
at the time didn't look like Wigan were doing a lot, but having seen some of the footage today a small number of them were acting like Bellends, So whatever punishment comes there way will be welcomed, if you wanna have a pop at away fans do it after the game where there isn't an army of coppers standing between you and them.
Walker, Stones and Delph are not good enough if City want to be one of the all time best teams. They are more than a sum of their parts. Silva, De Bruyne and Sane are their only real quality players.
sheff weds/swansea vs spurs/rochdale 3pm wigan vs southampton 3pm man utd vs brighton 7.45pm bt
sunday 18th march
leicster vs chelsea 4pm bbc
what a fucking shambles the fa are
tv wins again and as usual and puts fans last as any brighton fan heading to the game on train will have to stop over night, as the last train leaving manchester is 8.35pm,
fans can get club arranged coaches at £38.00 a head and a match ticket is £45.00 for adults £10.00 for under 16s, allocation of 5,5000
i remember when football was for fans, i hope brighton knock them out, and that smug arrogant cnut morinho gets sacked.
from the mail;
The TV selections are also controversial as they ignore League One Wigan Athletic's home tie against top tier Southampton. The Latics stunned Manchester City in round five to make it to this stage.
Instead the BBC and BT have chosen the bigger clubs. Manchester United are back on TV having had 58 matches shown live in a row over 12 years - until the third round this season, when their game against Derby was not broadcast live.
The Brighton game is the second to be shown in the Saturday 7.45pm slot by BT Sport, in a precursor to the Premier League introducing weekend evening kick-offs for the 2019-20 season.
The first saw West Brom win 3-2 at Liverpool in the fourth round, with Baggies fans facing a significantly shorter trip than their Seagulls counterparts.
Manchester United v Brighton, a repeat of the 1983 final, also represents the first time Albion have reached the last eight since 1986, and therefore many fans will have been hoping to make the journey for the game.
Lovely of them to not televise the League One side who caused one of the biggest upsets in recent history - Just an insult if that happens
Can only hope that Policing etc. has surely yet to be decided for the other two, Sheff Wednesday v Rochdale wouldnt be a bad game to watch... Swansea v Spurs would be better than those choices!!
Really hope we end up with an all League One Final with the Semi Final line up of:
Rochdale Wigan Brighton Leicester
Would be two fingers up at BT and BBC who are only caring about the tv figures now!!
And Shearer, after watching all the replays, still claims it was not a red card.
Wonder if he would say the same if it was him or a Newcastle player that had been tackled like like that or he hadn't been commentating for the BBC who collectively sounded imo like they were a tad disappointed Man City had been beaten
Unlike the Sky boys who are all rooting for a semi-final line up of Rochdale, Wigan, Brighton and Leicester...
Sky couldn't give a toss, they don't have the FA Cup.
Ah - good point. well made. Let's say BT then...
Surely the point being made was that SKY (who don't have the rights), would be laughing if all the big clubs didn't make it through
If they got through, Wednesday vs Spurs would be a decent match for TV I'd have thought, but maybe the BBC/BT didn't fancy the prospect of dealing with Katrien
And Shearer, after watching all the replays, still claims it was not a red card.
Wonder if he would say the same if it was him or a Newcastle player that had been tackled like like that or he hadn't been commentating for the BBC who collectively sounded imo like they were a tad disappointed Man City had been beaten
Unlike the Sky boys who are all rooting for a semi-final line up of Rochdale, Wigan, Brighton and Leicester...
Sky couldn't give a toss, they don't have the FA Cup.
Ah - good point. well made. Let's say BT then...
Surely the point being made was that SKY (who don't have the rights), would be laughing if all the big clubs didn't make it through
In all honesty, that wasn't what I meant. I wish I had thought of that as an excuse though...
I think people have been discussing the Charlton Twitter Account the last few days...
Just been checking the Swansea account to see if tonight's FA Cup game has been cancelled at all, nothing as yet but this is quite a good feature from them - If Charlton do decide to stream their own version of iFollow from next season, it'll be good for them to do something similar for the overseas Addicks to easily work out when to watch the games...
Spurs have a goal unluckily disallowed, score, and now the players are standing around in the freezing snow while they decide whether it's a penalty or not! The penalty is scored and then disallowed, so still 1-0!
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Will be an absolute disaster for the FA, for tv and for anyone that hates Man u, if Sheff Weds, Man U, Leicester and Wigan come through the quarters.
Funnily enough, listening to Neil Warnock on TalkSport this morning with Brazil and Parlour and he pretty much said the same thing, saying that if that was him, he would have been up in front of the FA on a charge with a big fine.
2) Great goal.
3) Guardiola's a tit. Very, very bitter when things don't go his way. There is a real sense of entitlement that I think will ultimately lead to his downfall - but not with a squad as brilliant as the one he's built this season.
4) The Aguero incident seems like a fan spat in his face, then made as if he was gonna swing at him, so he pre-empted that by shoving him out the way. Also he didn't react to any of the other Wigan fans so it's not unreasonable to conclude that that guy in particular was a prick.
5) Good news in that Wigan can be faced with more fixture congestion. Well played to them.
saturday 17th march 2018
sheff weds/swansea vs spurs/rochdale 3pm
wigan vs southampton 3pm
man utd vs brighton 7.45pm bt
sunday 18th march
leicster vs chelsea 4pm bbc
what a fucking shambles the fa are
tv wins again and as usual and puts fans last as any brighton fan heading to the game on train will have to stop over night, as the last train leaving manchester is 8.35pm,
fans can get club arranged coaches at £38.00 a head and a match ticket is £45.00 for adults £10.00 for under 16s, allocation of 5,5000
i remember when football was for fans, i hope brighton knock them out, and that smug arrogant cnut morinho gets sacked.
from the mail;
The TV selections are also controversial as they ignore League One Wigan Athletic's home tie against top tier Southampton. The Latics stunned Manchester City in round five to make it to this stage.
Instead the BBC and BT have chosen the bigger clubs. Manchester United are back on TV having had 58 matches shown live in a row over 12 years - until the third round this season, when their game against Derby was not broadcast live.
The Brighton game is the second to be shown in the Saturday 7.45pm slot by BT Sport, in a precursor to the Premier League introducing weekend evening kick-offs for the 2019-20 season.
The first saw West Brom win 3-2 at Liverpool in the fourth round, with Baggies fans facing a significantly shorter trip than their Seagulls counterparts.
Manchester United v Brighton, a repeat of the 1983 final, also represents the first time Albion have reached the last eight since 1986, and therefore many fans will have been hoping to make the journey for the game.
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They certainly were in 2014 when we played Sheffield United at midday on the Sunday.
Lovely of them to not televise the League One side who caused one of the biggest upsets in recent history - Just an insult if that happens
Can only hope that Policing etc. has surely yet to be decided for the other two, Sheff Wednesday v Rochdale wouldnt be a bad game to watch... Swansea v Spurs would be better than those choices!!
Really hope we end up with an all League One Final with the Semi Final line up of:
Rochdale
Wigan
Brighton
Leicester
Would be two fingers up at BT and BBC who are only caring about the tv figures now!!
All 4 ties will be televised, but it hasn't been decided who will cover the other 2. I imagine they're waiting to see who gets through the replays
Just been checking the Swansea account to see if tonight's FA Cup game has been cancelled at all, nothing as yet but this is quite a good feature from them - If Charlton do decide to stream their own version of iFollow from next season, it'll be good for them to do something similar for the overseas Addicks to easily work out when to watch the games...
Wigan vs Soton will be on BBC (1:30 Sunday game). Presumably the final match will be on BT
Spurs have a goal unluckily disallowed, score, and now the players are standing around in the freezing snow while they decide whether it's a penalty or not! The penalty is scored and then disallowed, so still 1-0!