Takes place at 7.00pm on Monday on BBC2.
We are ball number 15.
Usually I'd hope for a home tie against non league opposition, but Alvechurch and banana skin keep flashing in my head.
FA cup draw
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Yeah...not really sure what a good draw would be given our record against non-league teams in recent years. As long as they're bang out of form when it comes to the game, I don't think we can be too happy with anything! Plucky non-leaguers having a great start to their season or Birmingham City or Wrexham, incoming! Hopefully at home, at least...Brum & Wrexham are virtually guaranteed to be a TV tie, so we'll get a few quid.
"Cheltenham initially received a bye into round 2 but it was then discovered that they forgot to actually enter..."
Only joking, that's about the only thing I'd be certain of us not messing up as I'd assume Paul Godfrey would be on it.
PG is the man for making sure we’re legit in every area. What would we do without him??Shade wrote:"Cheltenham initially received a bye into round 2 but it was then discovered that they forgot to actually enter..."
Only joking, that's about the only thing I'd be certain of us not messing up as I'd assume Paul Godfrey would be on it.
Although we do have form for forgetting to enter
With the squad we have at the moment, I feel we are there for the taking by anyone.
We have a poor out of form team . I have seen nothing so far this season to make me think otherwise .
league 2 status is a must ! And that is a mountain for us right now .
I have supported the Robins for many years . This season ranks a among an all time low.
Just turn up and hope for the best .
We have a poor out of form team . I have seen nothing so far this season to make me think otherwise .
league 2 status is a must ! And that is a mountain for us right now .
I have supported the Robins for many years . This season ranks a among an all time low.
Just turn up and hope for the best .
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If we get Birmingham at home then how many times are we going to see May’s Man City goal in the TV build up!Shade wrote: ↑11 Oct 2024, 15:58 Yeah...not really sure what a good draw would be given our record against non-league teams in recent years. As long as they're bang out of form when it comes to the game, I don't think we can be too happy with anything! Plucky non-leaguers having a great start to their season or Birmingham City or Wrexham, incoming! Hopefully at home, at least...Brum & Wrexham are virtually guaranteed to be a TV tie, so we'll get a few quid.
A few teams could be in the draw that would catch the imagination I would think imho.
Bath City, Yeovil, Forest Green, Kidderminster,WSM?
Losing to FGR with a goal by Sercs would be the nightmare scenario.....unless they fielded an illegible player of course.
Bath City, Yeovil, Forest Green, Kidderminster,WSM?
Losing to FGR with a goal by Sercs would be the nightmare scenario.....unless they fielded an illegible player of course.
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Absolutely dreading this. Alvechurch MkII a nailed on certainty if we get a non-league team. Almost hoping for a Peterborough away or something so we can go out without humiliation.
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Yeovil and Bath both lost.
FGR through. The likes of them, Barnet, Oldham and Rochdale will be very tough.
Harborough Town, of the Southern League Prem Central looks like the banana skin.
FGR through. The likes of them, Barnet, Oldham and Rochdale will be very tough.
Harborough Town, of the Southern League Prem Central looks like the banana skin.
I wonder what he would be like in the middle of a back 3?ctfc-fan wrote: ↑11 Oct 2024, 16:54PG is the man for making sure we’re legit in every area. What would we do without him??Shade wrote:"Cheltenham initially received a bye into round 2 but it was then discovered that they forgot to actually enter..."
Only joking, that's about the only thing I'd be certain of us not messing up as I'd assume Paul Godfrey would be on it.
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I'm with Shade, Wrexham or Birmingham at home and on TV. The likelihood is we are going out whoever we play so may as well get some money out of it. Who knows, maybe Mr Bence comes back for one game only and makes us another half a million!
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Birmingham away. Better for gate receipts as it's split in the cup, and a new ground for most of our supporters who weren't around 30-odd years ago.
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Depends how many turn up at St Andrew’s of course.WhaddonIrregular wrote: ↑14 Oct 2024, 11:02 Birmingham away. Better for gate receipts as it's split in the cup, and a new ground for most of our supporters who weren't around 30-odd years ago.
Would almost certainly be at double the crowd of Whaddon Road, I woud imagine and TV revenue isn't much I think it;s £40k.RegencyCheltenhamSpa wrote: ↑14 Oct 2024, 11:05Depends how many turn up at St Andrew’s of course.WhaddonIrregular wrote: ↑14 Oct 2024, 11:02 Birmingham away. Better for gate receipts as it's split in the cup, and a new ground for most of our supporters who weren't around 30-odd years ago.
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Not much in the way of excitement in that draw.
Bristol Rovers hosting Weston-Super-Mare is a great local derby (but that seemed to pass the host by). Especially if Weston get a replay and take it back to the mudflats. Northampton v Kettering another.
The Franchise v Wimbledon obviously the standout.
And the less said about our draw the better.
Bristol Rovers hosting Weston-Super-Mare is a great local derby (but that seemed to pass the host by). Especially if Weston get a replay and take it back to the mudflats. Northampton v Kettering another.
The Franchise v Wimbledon obviously the standout.
And the less said about our draw the better.
as might we....and in doing so, Flynn hits on the magic formula....like Duff and the 532 Vs Arsenals u21s
I just thought, the bloody Roly Poly man is in charge there again now, isn't he. I saw at HT on Saturday he was getting praise on the BBC Sport text updates for some changes he'd made at 1 down at Perborough and they were leading 1-3, but it ended up 3-3.
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....me too, thanks.
Bad news for the under dogs, having to hang on for an extra 30 minutes before penalties.
Maybe fairer to go straight to penalties after 90 minutes.