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Potential banana skin or should we be asking if the Anfield scoreboard can cope with double figures?

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liverpool have refused a request from havant for more tickets ,, whats up with the kop,, scared of being out sung:evil4: :evil4: :evil4:

under the moon of love.

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79 order wrote: liverpool have refused a request from havant for more tickets ,, whats up with the kop,, scared of being out sung:evil4: :evil4: :evil4:

"Best fans in the world" could never be outsung, shirley?! :crazy:

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79 order wrote: liverpool have refused a request from havant for more tickets ,, whats up with the kop,, scared of being out sung:evil4: :evil4: :evil4:

under the moon of love.

Why the fuck should we let a load of band-wagon jumpers into our ground taking our seats? Shouldn't have given the 6k they'll get. Our fans are far more entitled to be there.

Havant took about 460 to Swansea, cheeky twats.

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Hank Wiseass© wrote:

79 order wrote: liverpool have refused a request from havant for more tickets ,, whats up with the kop,, scared of being out sung:evil4: :evil4: :evil4:

under the moon of love.

Why the fuck should we let a load of band-wagon jumpers into our ground taking our seats? Shouldn't have given the 6k they'll get. Our fans are far more entitled to be there.

Hank, you've got more class than that. Let them have their day. It's the biggest game in that club's history, and will be your smallest game all season - how many Liverpool fans genuinely give a shit about this one? It's a foregone conclusion.

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El Jarvo wrote:

Hank Wiseass© wrote:

79 order wrote: liverpool have refused a request from havant for more tickets ,, whats up with the kop,, scared of being out sung:evil4: :evil4: :evil4:

under the moon of love.

Why the fuck should we let a load of band-wagon jumpers into our ground taking our seats? Shouldn't have given the 6k they'll get. Our fans are far more entitled to be there.

Hank, you've got more class than that. Let them have their day. It's the biggest game in that club's history, and will be your smallest game all season - how many Liverpool fans genuinely give a shit about this one? It's a foregone conclusion.

Disagree. 600, That's all that were arsed about going to Swansea, suddenly it's multliplied 10-12 fold. They're clearly hangers on and band-wagon jumpers who obviously didn't even give a fuck about their town's magnificent achievement in getting to the 3rd round. They haven't got a leg to stand on. I can't speak for everyone else but I'm looking forward to it. Going with me nephew for his birthday.

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600 was their allocation. More wanted to go but couldn't...

You're being very harsh. Let them have their moment and then go back to being an average Conference South team.

Save the plastic fan bile for someone who really deserves it, like Reading. When they were top of the Championship they couldn't even half fill their stadium and you got more atmosphere at the local morgue.

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Just think of all those burglary opportunities on the south coast!

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Hank Wiseass© wrote: Disagree. 600, That's all that were arsed about going to Swansea, suddenly it's multliplied 10-12 fold. They're clearly hangers on and band-wagon jumpers who obviously didn't even give a fuck about their town's magnificent achievement in getting to the 3rd round. They haven't got a leg to stand on. I can't speak for everyone else but I'm looking forward to it. Going with me nephew for his birthday.

Tut tut. Typical 'big club' bollocks. "It's our ball and we're going to play with it."

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hank wrote, they havant got a leg to stand on

,, as mentioned more would have gone to swansea, the y sold out for the home leg v swansea with others still wanting a ticket,, i certainly would have gone up to anfield but the battle of the high seas has me occupied,, you never heard of the "romance of the cup" and what it means to small clubs?,,

iwanna sit,

under the moon of love.

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We have to give a minimum % of our tickets for FA cup ties. Think it's 15%. How come Swansea only had to give 600?

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Tim wrote: Just think of all those burglary opportunities on the south coast!

Is that aimed at me?

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el jarvo wrote" its our ball and were going to play with it"

they nicked our ball when they came to fratton:cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry:

portsmouth f.c. the premier ship... twinned with havant

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Hank Wiseass© wrote:

Tim wrote: Just think of all those burglary opportunities on the south coast!

Is that aimed at me?

Not you personally, no. The likes of Kershaw though.

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tim wrote"just think of all those burglary opportunities"

for a team that plays in west leigh park:nonono: :nonono: :nonono: :nono: :nono: :nono: :nono: :evil4:

shall we sing a song for you.

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hank wrote" think its 15%"

for the battle of the high seas, pompey have given 3500 tickets to plymouth,, which is about 17.5% of avaliable tickets, all have been taken, when pool came down a couple of seasons ago the same curtesy was extended ..they have also reduced the prices for kids down to a fiver,,,,,,the romance of the cup,, alive and well in portsmouth,, twinned with havant.

alone,,your walking alone , your walking alone.

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Tim wrote:

Hank Wiseass© wrote:

Tim wrote: Just think of all those burglary opportunities on the south coast!

Is that aimed at me?

Not you personally, no. The likes of Kershaw though.

Has he got form for burglary, or a stronger scouse accent?

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Hank Wiseass© wrote:

Tim wrote:

Hank Wiseass© wrote:

Tim wrote: Just think of all those burglary opportunities on the south coast!

Is that aimed at me?

Not you personally, no. The likes of Kershaw though.

Has he got form for burglary, or a stronger scouse accent?

Has he got form for buggery,while we are at it?:crazy:

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Hank Wiseass© wrote: We have to give a minimum % of our tickets for FA cup ties. Think it's 15%. How come Swansea only had to give 600?

Don't know - just remember hearing on the local news that 'all 600 tickets are now sold'.

Maybe it's all Swansea thought a 'pub team' (their words) would require.

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Old Blue wrote: Don't know - just remember hearing on the local news that 'all 600 tickets are now sold'.

Maybe it's all Swansea thought a 'pub team' (their words) would require.

Swansea's away end holds summat like 3-4000 too!

Did that game even sell out as a result?

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According to the Swansea website the attendance was 8761!

Capacity is 22K.

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79 order wrote:

hank wrote" think its 15%"

for the battle of the high seas, pompey have given 3500 tickets to plymouth,, which is about 17.5% of avaliable tickets, all have been taken, when pool came down a couple of seasons ago the same curtesy was extended ..they have also reduced the prices for kids down to a fiver,,,,,,the romance of the cup,, alive and well in portsmouth,, twinned with havant.

alone,,your walking alone , your walking alone.

It's all down to segregation, isn't it. I guess it just happens that the Pompy away end holds 17.5% rather than the standard cup allocation of 15%

I'm sure Swansea had hopes of top flight football when planning their new stadium so the away end must hold the league minimum 10% for grounds under 30000 and must have scope for segregation of at least 15%. The stadium is 20000+ so that's at least 3000 that Havant could have had.

The usual away end at Anfield is half the Lower Anfield Road end - 3000. For Cup games they give over the whole Lower Anfield Road - 6000. The only other segregation possible would be the whole of the Upper Anfield Road too (As Celtic got for a testimonial). That would be 9000. Probably more than watch Havant away all season!!

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So does the scoreboard go past 10? It got to 10 a few years back I seem to remember!

Anyone remember the only non-league club ever to beat Liverpool in the FA Cup?

Worcester City!

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well all ends up im glad only 5000 odd are going cos im losing players for me sunday team:shrug:

leggyd :bow: :bow: :bow: :bow: :bow: :bow: :bow: :bow: :bow: :bow: :bow: :bow: :bow:

you nicked my stereo.

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79 order wrote: well all ends up im glad only 5000 odd are going cos im losing players for me sunday team:shrug:

leggyd :bow: :bow: :bow: :bow: :bow: :bow: :bow: :bow: :bow: :bow: :bow: :bow: :bow:

you nicked my stereo.

:) Hey, la, I'll sell it back to yous fa a tenner :thumb:

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1-0 to H & W.

:eek3: :eek: :eek3: :eek: :crazy:

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2-1 up now. Can we get Kershaw back for an evening?

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I was going to put a tenner on H&W to win. At 100-1 it would have been well worth it.

Unfortunately, I didn't have a tenner :cry:

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Chris Nash wrote: I was going to put a tenner on H&W to win. At 100-1 it would have been well worth it.

Unfortunately, I didn't have a tenner :cry:

heard it was 80-1 just for H & W to score first.

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Havant are just bringing on a bin-man as a first-half sub!

Now the Scousers are up against it! :nod:

EDIT: Shit. Liverpewl have just equalised. :(

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El Jarvo wrote: Havant are just bringing on a bin-man as a first-half sub!

Now the Scousers are up against it! :nod:

EDIT: Shit. Liverpewl have just equalised. :(

Makes you wonder how Luton would have fared.:uhoh:

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Burt Reynolds wrote:

El Jarvo wrote: Havant are just bringing on a bin-man as a first-half sub!

Now the Scousers are up against it! :nod:

EDIT: Shit. Liverpewl have just equalised. :(

Makes you wonder how Luton would have fared.:uhoh:

You obviously missed our first game against them?! :skeptic:

Liverpool are a one-man team. If this isn't living proof, then I don't know what is. :lol:

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El Jarvo wrote:

Burt Reynolds wrote:

El Jarvo wrote: Havant are just bringing on a bin-man as a first-half sub!

Now the Scousers are up against it! :nod:

EDIT: Shit. Liverpewl have just equalised. :(

Makes you wonder how Luton would have fared.:uhoh:

You obviously missed our first game against them?! :skeptic:

Liverpool are a one-man team. If this isn't living proof, then I don't know what is. :lol:

Didnt miss the first game, and I prolly agree. Sure he will roll off the bench at half-time.

I was really praising H & W as an attacking force. The way they took apart Swansea would surely concern any fan of a higher-placed league team.

EDIT: Now if H & W were playing Derby (after seeing the half time score there), I think they would have had a very good chance in taking the long-awaited first Premiership non-league scalp.

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Burt Reynolds wrote: I was really praising H & W as an attacking force. The way they took apart Swansea would surely concern any fan of a higher-placed league team.

You don't argue with bin-men! :nod: :lol:

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Burt Reynolds wrote: Sure he will roll off the bench at half-time.

"Oh no he didn't!" :eek3:

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Chris Nash wrote:

Burt Reynolds wrote: Sure he will roll off the bench at half-time.

"Oh no he didn't!" :eek3:

Doesn't need to, now.

best quote on the radio so far 'And the binman marshalls it back to safety, away from Crouch'.:rofl:

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the hawks live the dream and give us a song,,

2.1 to the dustbinman.

shame the scoursers had to take down the havant flag,, got a tetchy chairman there boys,

havant and waterloville:bow: :bow: :bow: :bow: :bow: :bow: :bow: :bow: :bow: :bow: :bow: :bow: :bow: :bow: :bow: :bow: :bow: :bow: :bow: :bow: :bow: :bow: :bow: :bow: :bow: :bow: :bow: :bow: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap:

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well done to the south coast gits :nod: its what the fa cup is about .just got back from night in manchester and watched match of the day.great stuff and as for preston nob ends!! ,well done also

o and,burnley tXXXs and cnuts won in the league :nonono:

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Fair play to the minnows, they had a good go. Not many teams score two at Anfield.

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havant off to old traff as guests of man u . not a bad old w/e for a team that didt have a ghost of a chance eh tim.

2.1 to the dustbinman

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El Jarvo wrote:

Liverpool are a one-man team. If this isn't living proof, then I don't know what is. :lol:

Yeah, Yossi Benayoun :brow:

'Keeper and three of the back four were fucking dreadfull. As were the front two. :nonono:

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Tim wrote: So does the scoreboard go past 10? It got to 10 a few years back I seem to remember!

Anyone remember the only non-league club ever to beat Liverpool in the FA Cup?

Worcester City!

Not strictly correct :nono:

Southampton were a 'non league' team when they beat Liverpool 4-1 in the 2nd Rd of the 1901/02 F.A. Cup.

and so were Norwich when they won 3-2 at Anfield in the 2nd Rd of the 1908/09 F.A. Cup.

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Burt Reynolds wrote:

EDIT: Now if H & W were playing Derby (after seeing the half time score there), I think they would have had a very good chance in taking the long-awaited first Premiership non-league scalp.

Football wasn't invented in 1992 :nonono:

Six Non League teams have beaten Top Flight opposition in the F.A. Cup since WWII

Colchester United 1-0 Huddersfield Town 3rd Rd 1947/48.

Yeovil Town 2-1 Sunderland 4th Rd 1948/49.

Hereford United 2-1 Newcastle Utd 3rd Rd replay 1971/72.

Burnley 0-1 Wimbledon 3rd Rd 1974/75.

Birmingham 1-2 Altrincham 3rd Rd 1985/86.

Sutton United 2-1 Coventry City 3rd Rd 1988/89.

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LeggyD wrote:

Burt Reynolds wrote:

EDIT: Now if H & W were playing Derby (after seeing the half time score there), I think they would have had a very good chance in taking the long-awaited first Premiership non-league scalp.

Football wasn't invented in 1992 :nonono:

At the very least, it was re-invented in 1992 by Rupert Murdoch to keep all the Big Clubs happy!

Before that, it was much more of a level playing field. :nod:

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Burt Reynolds wrote:

Chris Nash wrote: I was going to put a tenner on H&W to win. At 100-1 it would have been well worth it.

Unfortunately, I didn't have a tenner :cry:

heard it was 80-1 just for H & W to score first.

make of mine had a fiver on H&W too take the lead at some point, 60-1 he got.

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LeggyD wrote:

Burt Reynolds wrote:

EDIT: Now if H & W were playing Derby (after seeing the half time score there), I think they would have had a very good chance in taking the long-awaited first Premiership non-league scalp.

Football wasn't invented in 1992 :nonono:

Six Non League teams have beaten Top Flight opposition in the F.A. Cup since WWII

Colchester United 1-0 Huddersfield Town 3rd Rd 1947/48.

Yeovil Town 2-1 Sunderland 4th Rd 1948/49.

Hereford United 2-1 Newcastle Utd 3rd Rd replay 1971/72.

Burnley 0-1 Wimbledon 3rd Rd 1974/75.

Birmingham 1-2 Altrincham 3rd Rd 1985/86.

Sutton United 2-1 Coventry City 3rd Rd 1988/89.

I'd have stuck a tenner we would have been on that list. Phew!

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the young lad who was caught on camera crying when havant scored ,got a smashing w/e away atliverpool courtesy of the mirror , 2 nights in a hotel, match . meet the players .. rock on.......just got to train son of 79 to blub next cup game,, my luck we,ll get tickets for city.:banghead:

shall we sing a song for you:hat:

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