it's all Tottenham. Then the league's best defence gifts Leicester a goal.

Super sub scores, Leicester ahead

Why did Kante go off, injured?

Don't know, only have watching this.

Spurs fans heralded Kane as if he were Messi whilst Leicester fans told him that he's just a s*** Jamie Vardy

Oh ffs - Spurs gifted a homer penalty

Jammy cunts.

Oh well enjoy your replay, hope it costs you league points.

What a shit call

It annoys me when they get such soft decisions but Giroud is acked down from behind while shooting and we get nothing.

Ugh, they're all fired up now.
I can't stand the sound of the COYS chant.

Meh, another game to congest their schedule....probably just after a trip to BFE

At least its an extra game for them, jammy sods

Yeah, I'd fancy Leicester to beat them in the King Power

They were absolutely gifted that peno. All in all, pretty good that both clubs get an extra game to play, provided Leicester end up knocking them out at home of course.

good result. extra game for both and leicester at home for the replay.

Qwiss! wrote:

It annoys me when they get such soft decisions but Giroud is acked down from behind while shooting and we get nothing.

That was criminal. Why would the striker dive there? Instinct should've dictated a penalty decision

Don't underestimate extra games at this stage of the season.

One of the main reasons we cocked up the 2010/2011 season was amount of unessary cup replays we had to play around this time of the season.

Claudius wrote:

Qwiss! wrote:

It annoys me when they get such soft decisions but Giroud is acked down from behind while shooting and we get nothing.

That was criminal. Why would the striker dive there? Instinct should've dictated a penalty decision

Even the commentators were appalled at the decision, good thing for us and for that cunt Atkinson that it wasn't a relevant call

We drew Burnley at home in the next round. Fantastic draw for us

Perfection, practically in the 1/4 finals.

otfgoon wrote:

Perfection, practically in the 1/4 finals.

Nah, the round of 16 is after this.

Great draw! Especially because it's a home game.

FA Cup fourth-round draw

Arsenal v Burnley
Bury/Bradford City v Hull City
Carlisle/Yeovil v Everton
Colchester v Tottenham/Leicester
Crystal Palace v Stoke City
Derby v Manchester United
Eastleigh/Bolton v Leeds United
Exeter City/Liverpool v West Ham
Huddersfield/Reading v Walsall
Ipswich/Portsmouth v Bournemouth
Northampton/MK Dons v Chelsea
Nottingham Forest v Watford
Oxford United v Newport County/Blackburn
Shrewsbury v Sheffield Wednesday
West Bromwich/Bristol City v Peterborough
Wycombe/Aston Villa v Manchester City

More to follow.

Threepeat might be really on the cards for us, our rivals are almost exclusively playing away on minefields basically at the end of January.

That Eduardo volley... :drool:

I miss Eduardo.

The player he could have been if it wasn't for that fucking tin-pot footballer.

Oh man, that goal was so goooood

Who would even attempt to finish with the outside of his heel there?

Really boring draw, not one interesting game there.

Yeah, I'm please with our draw but all the big teams should be able to make it through to the next round as well.

With this straightforward home draw, we may be able to bench key players again which is handy.

exeter city v west ham should be good biggus

Mirth wrote:

Yeah, I'm please with our draw but all the big teams should be able to make it through to the next round as well.

Thats not bad thing either. Its good for the competition to have both stronger late rounds and the chance of exciting upsets.

Who knows where Eduardo (or we) would've gotten if it wasn't for that tackle. Taylor might be a hack but he at least genuinely was sorry for the tackle, seemed like a good bloke in the interviews I've seen with him. Unlike that cunt Dan Smith who destroyed Diaby's career and still complains to newspapers talking like he's the victim.

Klaus wrote:

Who would even attempt to finish with the outside of his heel there?

That's the most impressive thing about the goal in my opinion. Not just the outrageous quality of the finish but to have the cheek to even try that in the first place; it wasn't borne out of necessity but purely because he wanted to do it. It's something you rarely see in the game these days, guys like Neymar are a dying breed. Players have been streamlined and instructed to go on the pitch and be as effective and goal oriented as possible, in the 80s and 90s it was much more common to see players who found and displayed genuine joy in the game. You could say neoliberalism has made its way even onto football pitches.

arsedoc md wrote:

exeter city v west ham should be good biggus

I like to see the possibility of an upset or else two top clubs to go head to head.

Looks like Spurs are going through to the next round of the FA Cup unless Leicester can find it in themselves to score 3 without reply in ten minutes

Wast Ham score in the last minute of extra time to beat liverpool

West Brom really are the new old-Stoke....dirty, despicable football they play now, true to their manager's style.  No wonder West Brom fans want him gone.

They really are a horrible, horrible side. They look like the lower league side in this game. They don't know how to play football, genuinely look like team made up of some army reserves.

Lucky to go through.. weak-ass penalty at the end...