Posted: Mon Jan 28, 2008 2:35 pmThat'll do nicely.
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FA CUP 5TH ROUND DRAW - barnsley at home
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Posted: Mon Jan 28, 2008 2:35 pmPosted: Mon Jan 28, 2008 2:35 pmgot to be happy at that draw apart from the chelski part
Posted: Mon Jan 28, 2008 3:07 pmWhen will the matches be played? Have the dates been released?
Posted: Mon Jan 28, 2008 3:14 pmToffeehater wrote:When will the matches be played? Have the dates been released?
16th and 17th February.
It's worked out well. As it stands, Arsenal and United will be kicking lumps out of each other. Then 3 days later, Arsenal have got Milan and United go to Lyon.
Happy days.
Posted: Mon Jan 28, 2008 3:39 pmstmichael wrote:Toffeehater wrote:When will the matches be played? Have the dates been released?
16th and 17th February.
It's worked out well. As it stands, Arsenal and United will be kicking lumps out of each other. Then 3 days later, Arsenal have got Milan and United go to Lyon.
Happy days.
That's brilliant news , thx amte , but i think with the champions league being of more importance to both arsenal and manure , they might play second stringers like for manu simpson , eagles , fletcher??
Also barnsley boss is happy with the Fa cup draw , must be from the windfall they're gonna get
TYKES BOSS THRILLED WITH ANFIELD TIE
Paul Hassall 28 January 2008
Barnsley boss Simon Davey has expressed his delight at being drawn to face Liverpool in the fifth round of the FA Cup.
The Tykes, who are currently 16th in the Championship, secured their dream trip to Anfield after seeing off Southend United in round four and Davey admits the club is thrilled by the prospect of what is sure to be an enjoyable trip to Merseyside.
"It's a fantastic draw for everybody involved with the club," said Davey.
"It makes all the hard work in getting through the earlier rounds worth it. It promises to be a great day out and we are really, really pleased."
Barnsley last visited Anfield in November 1997 during their all-too brief flirtation with the Premier League.
On that occasion they came away with a shock 1-0 win over Roy Evans' side and Davey is pleased that the fans will once again be able to savour the chance to take on one of the country's best.
"It's great for the supporters," he said. "When you think of the money they spend going on away trips it's great that they will now be going to be visiting a fantastic stadium.
"We've always put our strongest team out to try and win and get a reward that would see us face a club like this. We've done that and I'm pleased for eveyone involved."
http://www.liverpoolfc.tv/news/drilldown/N158623080128-1414.htm
Posted: Mon Jan 28, 2008 7:05 pmLIVERPOOL VERSUS BARNESY?
WTF???
HOW DID THIS HAPPEN???
MANHATTAN KNOWS HOW TO BEAT HIM.
THESE ARE MY TACTICS:
1- You've got to hold or give.
2- But do it at the right time.
3- You can be slow or fast.
4- But you must get to the line.
5- They'll always hit you and hurt you.
6- Defend and attack
7- There's only one way to beat them.
8- Get round the back.
WTF???
HOW DID THIS HAPPEN???
MANHATTAN KNOWS HOW TO BEAT HIM.
THESE ARE MY TACTICS:
1- You've got to hold or give.
2- But do it at the right time.
3- You can be slow or fast.
4- But you must get to the line.
5- They'll always hit you and hurt you.
6- Defend and attack
7- There's only one way to beat them.
8- Get round the back.
Posted: Mon Jan 28, 2008 7:23 pmWhy were people worried about getting United or Arsenal again?
Posted: Mon Jan 28, 2008 7:48 pmEmerald Red wrote:Why were people worried about getting United or Arsenal again?
Because last season we lost two cup games in a row, at home, to Arsenal's youngsters with an aggregate of about 9-3 (iirc).
Posted: Mon Jan 28, 2008 8:13 pmWell I don't think I can remember us getting a more favourable sequence of draws in any competition to be honest. To get through to the quarter finals having played Luton, then a non league team and Barnsley at Home is really the thing which dreams are made of. It might just be our year, which should make the debate on the manager in the Summer very interesting .
.Posted: Mon Jan 28, 2008 8:19 pmRob Sallnow wrote:Emerald Red wrote:Why were people worried about getting United or Arsenal again?
Because last season we lost two cup games in a row, at home, to Arsenal's youngsters with an aggregate of about 9-3 (iirc).
And that automatically means we're beaten in a much bigger competition if we draw them this time? Defeatist mentality that. Not the Liverpool ethos at all.
Posted: Mon Jan 28, 2008 8:22 pmEither Manure or Arsebone are going out.
Chavsea will get through
It'd be nice if Chavsea drew one of Manure or Arsebone in the sixth round.
Chavsea will get through
It'd be nice if Chavsea drew one of Manure or Arsebone in the sixth round.
Posted: Mon Jan 28, 2008 8:57 pmEmerald Red wrote:Rob Sallnow wrote:Emerald Red wrote:Why were people worried about getting United or Arsenal again?
Because last season we lost two cup games in a row, at home, to Arsenal's youngsters with an aggregate of about 9-3 (iirc).
And that automatically means we're beaten in a much bigger competition if we draw them this time? Defeatist mentality that. Not the Liverpool ethos at all.
We lost 6-3 in the League cup which yes, is a lesser competition, then the very next match lost 3-1 to the same team in a much bigger competition.
I know what the Liverpool ethos is....it's winning trophies....but Rafa's ethos is 'I didn't come to this club to win the League Cup' and 'I'm saving my players for the next match'. So whilst I'm, not defeatist when faced with the Inter Milan match up, when it comes to domestic cups I am, I'm afraid
Posted: Mon Jan 28, 2008 9:26 pmRob Sallnow wrote:Emerald Red wrote:Rob Sallnow wrote:Emerald Red wrote:Why were people worried about getting United or Arsenal again?
Because last season we lost two cup games in a row, at home, to Arsenal's youngsters with an aggregate of about 9-3 (iirc).
And that automatically means we're beaten in a much bigger competition if we draw them this time? Defeatist mentality that. Not the Liverpool ethos at all.
We lost 6-3 in the League cup which yes, is a lesser competition, then the very next match lost 3-1 to the same team in a much bigger competition.
I know what the Liverpool ethos is....it's winning trophies....but Rafa's ethos is 'I didn't come to this club to win the League Cup' and 'I'm saving my players for the next match'. So whilst I'm, not defeatist when faced with the Inter Milan match up, when it comes to domestic cups I am, I'm afraid
did we win the FA cup in 2006? hmmmm... i wonder...
Posted: Mon Jan 28, 2008 9:30 pm Has Rafa got a mate at the FA for that draw? 
Luton, H & W, then Barnsley..... And Jimmy Case helpin out..... awesome Posted: Mon Jan 28, 2008 9:49 pmmaguskwt wrote:Rob Sallnow wrote:Emerald Red wrote:Rob Sallnow wrote:Emerald Red wrote:Why were people worried about getting United or Arsenal again?
Because last season we lost two cup games in a row, at home, to Arsenal's youngsters with an aggregate of about 9-3 (iirc).
And that automatically means we're beaten in a much bigger competition if we draw them this time? Defeatist mentality that. Not the Liverpool ethos at all.
We lost 6-3 in the League cup which yes, is a lesser competition, then the very next match lost 3-1 to the same team in a much bigger competition.
I know what the Liverpool ethos is....it's winning trophies....but Rafa's ethos is 'I didn't come to this club to win the League Cup' and 'I'm saving my players for the next match'. So whilst I'm, not defeatist when faced with the Inter Milan match up, when it comes to domestic cups I am, I'm afraid
did we win the FA cup in 2006? hmmmm... i wonder...
Only because Rafa hadn't worked out is ethos....when he did we went out in the 3rd round 3-1 to Arsenal!!