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FA Cup 4th Round Draw

Amdy Faye

Senior Squad
Originally posted by AberdeenFC
come on southampton just to piss off amdy (H) :p

You'd like that eh! :( We'lllllll see....

Well it's not gonna happen! I want a draw the most, and to win off the pitch :D as long as they get done, im happy! I went twice last year and prolly the 2 best days out i've ever had.

Go Aberdeen :kader:
 

Digitarius

Senior Squad
Originally posted by rhizome17
If it is just the last game that counts, then I guess United will be going in as underdogs against Exeter on the 19th :rolleyes:

Why would that be? Is it because Man Utd didn't actually lose to Exeter? Or because they had more possession in the game? Or because they could have won the game with more or less the last kick of the game? Or is it because they're likely to field a stronger side for the replay?
 

Chelives

Reserve Team
Don't over look Derby-Fulham. There's serious history between these two, going back to the 70/80's when Derby fans stormed the pitch when they were winning, beat up women and children, chucked pigs heads into the away fans and pissed into the away end. AND STILL WON THE MATCH BECUASE IT WAS CALLED OFF BECAUSE OF PITCH INVASION, MEANING WE DIDNT GO UP!!!

THe older Fulham fans hate Derby, so it should be a bit tasty.
 

rhizome17

Fan Favourite
Originally posted by Digitarius
Why would that be? Is it because Man Utd didn't actually lose to Exeter? Or because they had more possession in the game? Or because they could have won the game with more or less the last kick of the game? Or is it because they're likely to field a stronger side for the replay?

Because the home team has an advantage... and if you drew at home, chances are you are bound to lose away... and if you drew away then chances are you will win at home... and blah blah blah I won't bother because any bookmaker will tell you that.

Exeter were paying $40 to win as opposed to United paying $1.03... I wonder what the odds will be now. THe draw alone was worth a whopping $12, when most games only pay out around $3 for a draw.

Anyway, fact remains, boro have an exceptional record against you guys over the last couple of seasons. Prove me wrong.
 

Digitarius

Senior Squad
and if you drew at home, chances are you are bound to lose away

The same chances that led to a 2-0 defeat for Middlesbrough after they got a 1-1 draw at Old Trafford this season?

Exeter were paying $40 to win as opposed to United paying $1.03... I wonder what the odds will be now.

And I think Exeter are still 10,000:1 to win the FA Cup.



Anyway, fact remains, boro have an exceptional record against you guys over the last couple of seasons. Prove me wrong.

If it's just the past two seasons, then the record stands like this:

United 2-3 Middlesbrough
Middlesbrough 0-1 United
United 1-1 Middlesbrough
Middlesbrough 0-2 United

So that stands at two wins for United, one for Boro, and one draw. Hardly what I call exceptional. It's ok, but certainly not exceptional.
 

rhizome17

Fan Favourite
Originally posted by Digitarius
The same chances that led to a 2-0 defeat for Middlesbrough after they got a 1-1 draw at Old Trafford this season?

And again, you prove my original point that you can't use just the one previous game as a form guide.... so you are doing the work for me on this one. You are actually arguing against yourself here... :confused:


Originally posted by Digitarius
And I think Exeter are still 10,000:1 to win the FA Cup.

Odds of Exeter winning the FA Cup run from 999:1 at Bet Fair through to 12,000:1 at VC Bet.


Originally posted by Digitarius
If it's just the past two seasons, then the record stands like this:

United 2-3 Middlesbrough
Middlesbrough 0-1 United
United 1-1 Middlesbrough
Middlesbrough 0-2 United

So that stands at two wins for United, one for Boro, and one draw. Hardly what I call exceptional. It's ok, but certainly not exceptional.

:o

I do believe you have included THIS seasons results rather than looking at the PAST couple of seasons as I stated...

which would make it:

2002-2003 03-Sep Manchester United 1-0 Middlesbrough
26-Dec Middlesbrough 3-1 Manchester United
2003-2004 28-Dec Middlesbrough 0-1 Manchester United
11-Feb Manchester United 2-3 Middlesbrough

Which would make it 2 wins for boro, 2 for united... and an aggregate of 6-5 in favour of boro :o Not bad really.
 


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