I remember the game, Gazzaniga was the number 2 but was filling in so Vorm had been re signed post us releasing him as an emergency back up - it was a surprise to me to see him picked to face a prem team for a place in the FA cup quarter finals.It was an early round cup game where all managers tend to rotate
Hope he picks Hugo for this one. Don’t trust Hart.
...and we can send our reserves out on Saturday and give most of tonight's starter a week's break before Villa
Definitely, although it may favour them a little the first leg is always a bit meh as unless it’s an extreme scoreline it doesn’t resolve anything. Better for player fatigue too.Anyone else feel being a single leg actually makes it a lot more exciting?
Actually feels like a big cup game, rather than "we'll prob beat them over 2-legs..."
I remember those days so well mateI'll meet you all in the Railway Tavern, a few neck oils, some sambucca's
Then off to Whistlestop by Platform 1 at victims Street to nick some cans of G & T for the short train ride to Northumberland Park
Aw man wish we could do the above, would be buzzing tonight at the Lane !!!
Not the railway tavern by white hart lane station?I'll meet you all in the Railway Tavern, a few neck oils, some sambucca's
Then off to Whistlestop by Platform 1 at victims Street to nick some cans of G & T for the short train ride to Northumberland Park
Aw man wish we could do the above, would be buzzing tonight at the Lane !!!
Did Hart promptly drop the nozzle? Or fumble his wallet while getting it out of his pocket?Ok - here's my ITK....
My mate's Dad bumped into Joe Hart at a petrol station on Saturday; he asked whether he'd be playing either cup game and Hart's response was that he wont play Tuesday (v Brentford) but will on Sunday (v Marine).
fudging hell. I was in amongst the hardcore Burnley fans right next to the away end, right at the front, having scalped some free tickets through Thwaites. Had to grin and pretend I was enjoying it as they went 3-0 up and we were jumped on by a bunch of hairy Lancastrians. Thankfully I was far too cold, wet, and generally downhearted to celebrate openly when Super Pav rescued the tie.I think Brentford would hold their own in the lower mid half of the PL....I'd put them on par with Brighton who caused us a lot of problems recently so this is certainly no walkover.
In the last 11 occasions where a PL team has faced a lower league opponent in the League Cup SF since 2002 there has only been 1 'upset' which came in 2013 when Bradford (of 4th tier) beat Aston Villa.
2 of those 11 occasions were us - against Burnley (2009) and Sheffield United (2015) where we somewhat limped our way through on both occasions.
That first review is by @ShipOfGoldblum[/