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RE: Rochdale FA Cup thread - SHEP_HTAFC - 02-02-2017
The one tie that pisses me off that got selected is Fulham v Spurs.
I get the non league teams getting coverage. I even get Man U as they get the biggest viewing figures every time.
I can just about see Wolves v Chelsea....with the blues top of the Prem.
But Fulham v Spurs!!! Spurs might currently be 2nd but Fulham are 9th. We are 5th and Man City are 4th.
That and the managers history.....Wagner no.2 to Klopp, and Guardiola managed Munich.
And purleeze no one tell me it's because it's a London derby. There are about 500 teams in London....there are London 'derby' matches nearly every bloody week. The only London derby that really carries any credit is Spurs v Arsenal. There are minor ones like Chelsea v Fulham, Millwall v West Ham, Spurs v Chelsea (cos of the hatred between the fans) etc.
When we turn over Man City, then the bloody idiots that pick these ties can just lump it.
Rant over.!!!!
RE: Rochdale FA Cup thread - Lord Snooty - 04-02-2017
Ticket details for the Man City game.
http://www.htafc.com/news/article/2016-17/huddersfield-town-manchester-city-emirates-fa-cup-3551317.aspx
If you purchase your ticket for your own seat, it gets uploaded onto your season card, so no need to print owt off. Hmm! That'd better bloody work.
Anyway, tickets on sale on Monday. One ticket per season card though. Priority One members can have one additional ticket. Any remaining tickets go on general sale on Tues 14th.
I reckon we'll sell this one out. Even the card holders who don't turn up will have their seats sold to the general public. This could beat the Liverpool gate of 1999.