For those of you too young to remember, this is the pinnacle of Biggus' sexual fantasies. 

@RAWK_Meltdown
(Man Utd) Arsenal will rip these fuckers to bits, just like we would given the opportunity.

@lorddulaarsenal wrote:

Biggy stop trying to keep up when he turned 45 😆

  You're not wrong Dules, err except I started to lose pace when i was 41.......

[size=xx-small]Still like a blow job mind you....[/size]

y va marquer wrote:

@RAWK_Meltdown
(Man Utd) Arsenal will rip these fuckers to bits, just like we would given the opportunity.

Surely inspires confidence to have such support from a bunch of deluded nutters.

Seems like I'll be going to England for this one. The only other Arsenal match I've been to was at Stamford Bridge, lost 2-0. We'll definitely win this one, though.

Rex wrote:

For those of you too young to remember, this is the pinnacle of Biggus' sexual fantasies. 

I don't agree with this.

Monday night football?

No trains back from manchester so its is either 1/10 chance of getting the train or getting back at 4am on the coach. Modern football has fucked the mathc going fan in the face yet again. The FA cup is about fans and getting big away allocations, what is the point when the BBC make the united match move to televise it for the general non-fan audience?

Unless they are going to put on proper football specials to ferry fans around this exploitation is just going to weaken the game even more.

It is a double edged sword; on the one hand tv money has given English teams a massive advantage compared to the rest of the world, but on the other hand broadcasters set more and more of the rules. That's why we get situations like this one. The game has become more and more geared towards people watching at home at the expense of match going fans. Clubs can't complain too much either since tv revenue gives more money than admission fees at the turnstiles for most clubs in England now. Unsurprisingly, Wenger didn't complain at all in his presser today about the game being scheduled for a Monday.

banduan wrote:
Rex wrote:

For those of you too young to remember, this is the pinnacle of Biggus' sexual fantasies. 

...still would.

Good man Bandy, thats what a real woman looks like.
The rest of you are just a bunch of crypto-pedophiles fantasising about unrealistic body images.

Biggus wrote:
banduan wrote:

...still would.

Good man Bandy, thats what a real woman looks like.
The rest of you are just a bunch of crypto-pedophiles fantasising about unrealistic body images.

Slim women are not hard to find 😆

14 days later

Bradford v Reading playing on a field freshly ploughed just prior to planting.

Bradford don't do their own team justie with that kinda pitch. 0-0 it turns out to be.

Meanwhile, Villa go thru after a pitch invasion. Fabian Delph scored and got a love bite for his troubles.

Tim Sherwood.

I can't tell if I hate this guy or like him.

He is entertaining in some ways.

Whatever he is, it's a vast improvement on that boring, depressed Paul Lambert.

No wonder Villa were doing so poorly .

Very important for managers to be engaging and full of energy.

Liverpool are not playing great against Blackburn, would be great if the latter can sneak a win. Liverpool would be desperate to avoid a replay I'd imagine.

If it does go to a replay, scheduling's going to be a nightmare for Liverpool. They've got a league game next Monday. They'll get less than 48 hours gap between that and a Wednesday replay, and then they play Man Utd on Sunday. Man Utd have a similar problem but less extreme. We absolutely have to bring Man Utd for a replay - convinced they'll roll over for us in order to beat Liverpool.

Would our replay with United not be played a week later, seeing as we have Monaco on the Tuesday?