FA CUP 2011-2012

^ But then again I remember Mark Hateley's dad playing and now his son is playing in Scotland!

Must admit, al lot stronger Brighton team from the first game tonight.

Brezovan, Calderon, Hall, Dunk, Vincelot; Bridcutt, Navarro, Sparrow; Buckley, Hoskins, Mackail-Smith

Subs: Ankergren, Sampayo, Harley, Rodgers, Kasim, Agdestein, Barnes.

ViolaSeagull wrote:

Must admit, al lot stronger Brighton team from the first game tonight.

Brezovan, Calderon, Hall, Dunk, Vincelot; Bridcutt, Navarro, Sparrow; Buckley, Hoskins, Mackail-Smith

Subs: Ankergren, Sampayo, Harley, Rodgers, Kasim, Agdestein, Barnes.

Not doing them uch good at the moment I'm afraid.

ancient milanista wrote:

ViolaSeagull wrote:

Must admit, al lot stronger Brighton team from the first game tonight.

Brezovan, Calderon, Hall, Dunk, Vincelot; Bridcutt, Navarro, Sparrow; Buckley, Hoskins, Mackail-Smith

Subs: Ankergren, Sampayo, Harley, Rodgers, Kasim, Agdestein, Barnes.

Not doing them uch good at the moment I'm afraid.

Very poor tonight. Not travelled at all well this season.

FT: Watford 0-1 Tottenham Hotspur

Rafael Van der Vaart with a long range strike which i think Scott Loach will be disappointed at letting past him.

FT: Everton 2-1 Fulham

Danny Murphy put Fulham ahead via a penalty. Denis Stracqualursi equalised just past the half hour and Marouane Fellaini scored the winning goal 15 minutes before the end.

QPR v Chelsea and Liverpool v United today, tasty.

forzaitalia wrote:

QPR v Chelsea and Liverpool v United today, tasty.

Very I would guess

Liverpool
25 Reina
03 Jose Enrique
05 Agger
23 Carragher
34 Kelly
37 Skrtel
08 Gerrard
11 Maxi
14 Henderson
19 Downing
09 Carroll
Substitutes
32 Doni, 02 Johnson, 16 Coates, 26 Adam, 33 Shelvey, 18 Kuyt, 39 Bellamy

Man Utd
01 De Gea
03 Evra
06 Evans
12 Smalling
21 Rafael
11 Giggs
13 Park Ji-sung
16 Carrick
22 Scholes
25 Valencia
19 Welbeck
Substitutes
34 Lindegaard, 05 Ferdinand, 20 Fabio Da Silva, 38 Keane, 42 Pogba, 09 Berbatov, 14 Hernandez

few players missing so Liverpool have a good chance I would say.

FT: Queens Park Rangers 0-1 Chelsea

Juan Mata scored the only goal of the game with a penalty on 61 minutes.

FT: Liverpool 2-1 Manchester United

Daniel Agger put Liverpool ahead on 21 minutes heading home a corner. Park equalised with a nice finish 5 minutes before the break. Dirk Kuyt scored the winner burying the ball past David De Gea on 88 minutes.

Well the press will be disappointed, only one yellow card and the mildest Liverpool v Man Utd match I can remember watching! Deserved win for Liverpool.

Shocking result for Hull today but as I said on this thread it was always going to be a tough game. Hopefully it may help us in the long run in terms of the league.

aldair6 wrote:

Shocking result for Hull today but as I said on this thread it was always going to be a tough game. Hopefully it may help us in the long run in terms of the league.

Yes, cup runs are good but promotion is more important.

and Brighton have just gone ahead against Newcastle.

FT: Brighton & Hove Albion 1-0 Newcastle United

Will Buckley cross deflected past Tim Krul by Mike Williamson. Nuff said.

Finishes Brighton 1-0 Newcastle. An own goal by Wilson for the second year running. Violaseagull will be flying

OK, the first thing to say is that we didnt deserve to win. However, neither did Brighton. A draw would have been correct. The ref failed to spot a blatant handball and give us a penalty. How is it allowed to wave your arms into the path of the ball and not concede a penalty?!?! There was no way it was ball to hand. Rant over. Hopefully the Juve game will calm me down!

FT: Sunderland 1-1 Middlesbrough

Barry Robson opened the scoring with a cracking strike but Robson was at fault for Sunderland's equaliser when his attempted pass was intercepted by James McClean and he advanced forward, played through Fraizer Campbell to shoot first time.

Martin O'Neill has done absolutely awesome so far.

FT: Chelsea 1-1 Birmingham City

David Murphy had put Birmingham ahead in the first half. THe opening half also saw Juan Mata miss a penalty. Daniel Sturridge equalised in the second period to secure a replay.