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Exeter vs WBA - FA Cup Third Round Match Thread - Ska'dForLife-WBA - 05-01-2018

With the league treating us as badly as it ever has, Albion go in search of that elusive, long-awaited win this weekend in the FA Cup down in Devon. Of course, there's no guarantee that we'll be turning the corner even now; if Exeter, hovering around the playoffs in League Two, want to pull off a cup upset this year then they won't have a finer chance. Albion are absolutely on the floor after a knockout blow at West Ham on Tuesday, and our cup performances in general have been awful for years on end.

Still, if nothing else, this match should give Pardew half a chance to assess some of the peripheral players like Leko in action, and may give him some much-needed inspiration. We can only hope.

For Albion fans of a certain age, this fixture inevitably brings back memories of a cold Devon night twenty-five years ago, when Exeter fans with their team 2-0 up elected to taunt the travelling Baggies with chants of "You're not famous anymore". Cue one of the great Albion comebacks of all time.




RE: Exeter vs WBA - FA Cup Third Round Match Thread - Dingle-Dingle - 05-01-2018

Pardew says he`s putting out a STRONG team........ I didn`t think we had one of those. Maybe all eleven new overnight record signings will turn out. DD Angry Angry


RE: Exeter vs WBA - FA Cup Third Round Match Thread - Baggievicar - 05-01-2018

Who scored our goals in that match? I can't remember and sadly can't make them out in the video. Nor is Mr Google is a helpful mood.


RE: Exeter vs WBA - FA Cup Third Round Match Thread - bomberbrown1968 - 05-01-2018

(05-01-2018, 18:09)Baggievicar Wrote: Who scored our goals in that match? I can't remember and sadly can't make them out in the video. Nor is Mr Google is a helpful mood.

Vic, I'd go with Heggs with the first and the weird celebration with SuperBob, Gary Hackett with the second and Hamilton from the spot.

I also remember being 3 nil down and winning 4-3 vaguely Huh


RE: Exeter vs WBA - FA Cup Third Round Match Thread - drewks - 05-01-2018

.....that certainly was a unique goal celebration for the first goal! Big Grin Big Grin

Make that 25 years ago, Ska'd Confused

We've just GOT to win this one.
Haven't we?


Anybody?? Doh


RE: Exeter vs WBA - FA Cup Third Round Match Thread - Zinman - 05-01-2018

25 years ago??? I must be getting old! Happy memories of St James' Park, including this match and being told to eff off by one of their players (ex Arsenal and England?) - fair enough as I had been "teasing" him about how far he'd fallen.


RE: Exeter vs WBA - FA Cup Third Round Match Thread - Ska'dForLife-WBA - 05-01-2018

(05-01-2018, 19:09)drewks Wrote: Make that 25 years ago, Ska'd  Confused

Cue Captain Mainwaring voice: "Very good. I was wondering who'd be the first to spot that."

Will amend the post and take my 2008 calendar off the wall Whistle


RE: Exeter vs WBA - FA Cup Third Round Match Thread - Beefy 1965 - 06-01-2018

Phillips out all the time, Chadli suffers setback and now .............

You couldn't make this season up could ya ! Doh

Alan Pardew on the hunt for a playmaker after James Morrison suffers injury set-back
By Matt Wilson | West Bromwich Albion | Published: Less than an hour ago

Alan Pardew is redoubling his efforts in signing a creative midfielder in January after James Morrison suffered a set-back to his recovery.


Read more at https://www.expressandstar.com/sport/football/west-bromwich-albion/2018/01/05/alan-pardew-on-the-hunt-for-a-playmaker-after-james-morrison-suffers-injury-set-back/#zlP2cdDG25b62Cff.99


RE: Exeter vs WBA - FA Cup Third Round Match Thread - GlassEyedBomber - 06-01-2018

Would anyone take an FA Cup win at the expense of premier league football?

I've been debating this one with myself and I think I would.


RE: Exeter vs WBA - FA Cup Third Round Match Thread - Stairs - 06-01-2018

(06-01-2018, 14:04)GlassEyedBomber Wrote: Would anyone take an FA Cup win at the expense of premier league football?

I've been debating this one with myself and I think I would.

Good question - if TP was still here I would take an FA Cup win and Championship Football in a heartbeat. But be the optimist that I am, we now have Alan’s pardew and I believe he can turn this around and next season could be the first time we will have a quality squad and someone who knows what to do with it.

I want to have a good FA Cup run for confidence boost but stay in the Premier League.