FA Cup 2014-2015

FULL 4TH ROUND DRAW

Southampton/Ipswich v Crystal Palace
Cambridge v Man Utd
Blackburn v Swansea
Chelsea v Millwall/Bradford
Derby v Scunthrope/Chesterfield
Preston v Sheff Utd
Birmingham v West Brom
Aston Villa v Bournemouth
Cardiff v Reading
Wimbledon/Liverpool v Bolton
Burnley/Tottenham v Leicester
Brighton v Arsenal
Rochdale v Stoke
Sunderland v Fulham/Wolves
Doncaster/Bristol City v Everton/West Ham
Man City v Middlesbrough

So Basingstoke route would have ended up at home to West Ham

Campo wrote:So Basingstoke route would have ended up at home to West Ham

We would have had Man United at home

FA Cup 4th Round


Friday

Cambridge Utd 0 Man Utd 0

Saturday

Blackburn 3-1 Swansea
Birmingham 1-2 West Brom
Cardiff 1-2 Reading
Chelsea 2-4 Bradford
Derby 2-0 Chesterfield
Man City 0-2 Middlesbrough
Preston 1-1 Sheff Utd
Southampton 2-3 Crystal Palace
Sunderland 0-0 Fulham
Tottenham 1-2 Leicester
Liverpool 0-0 Bolton

FIFTH ROUND DRAW


Gary Lineker will be picking out the balls alongside The One Show presenter Alex Jones. The draw will take place MONDAY at around 7.20pm on the show, which is screened live on BBC from 7pm. Fifth Round Proper ties will take place across the weekend of 14 and 15 February 2015.

CAMBRIDGE

Minnows in the money

Richard Money's tongue may have only been partially in his cheek when he claimed Cambridge chairman Dave Doggett would have been unhappy had they deprived themselves of that trip to Old Trafford by scoring a late winner.

Manchester United - according to the Deloitte list published this week - are the second richest club in the world with a revenue of £433.2m in 2013/14. Cambridge, in contrast, have a turnover of £1.6m and have flirted with extinction in the last decade.

Money admitted the financial difference the replay at Old Trafford would make is "mind blowing." The game may be worth up to £1.7m, more than Cambridge's annual budget on top of the reported £500,000 already raked in from this first game.

A small part of Cambridge will decamp to Old Trafford on 3 February and, with the possibility of a crowd in excess of 70,000, this well-deserved draw has played its part in further securing Cambridge's financial future.

United's annual wage bill is in excess of £200m - Falcao earns £265,000-a-week as part of his loan deal from Monaco - while Cambridge's outlay is £1.1m.

To watch Cambridge's players throwing themselves behind goalkeeper Dunn when it looked like Di Maria might snatch a late goal was proof that the FA Cup meant more than money to these players - but there will have been plenty of smiling faces in the boardroom at The Abbey Stadium.

Look how the experts, Lawro and all, 'b**l*d' it up!

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I saw a tweet earlier from the conference about the FA Cup Pool. Clubs hosting replays from the third round onwards pay 5% of gate receipts into FA Cup Pool and this is then split between the non league teams that reached the first round proper.

Kray JR wrote:I saw a tweet earlier from the conference about the FA Cup Pool. Clubs hosting replays from the third round onwards pay 5%  of gate receipts into FA Cup Pool and this is then split between the non league teams that reached the first round proper.

5% minimum!!

Man City- gone!
Chelsea- gone!
Spurs- gone!
Southampton- gone!
Man Utd- hanging in by the skin of their teeth!
Liverpool- likewise!

All good for us
COYI

does feel like it we give it our full effort we can get quite a cup run this year after all those sides were knocked out

Hammers now favourites, dare I say?

I do hope not Diabo!!!

But it does give us hope

I dunno Motty, it won't be easy today  

Then should we progress, who out of all the giant killers, would you fancy being drawn against in the 5th round ?

daib0 wrote:Hammers now favourites, dare I say?

Liverpool, Arsenal & Man Utd all still in so let's not get ahead of ourselves eh!

Arsenal and Red Mancs favs at 3/1
Then Liverpool at 9/2
West Ham 4th at 10/1

Just worried about SAM team selection and his tactics.

daib0 wrote:Hammers now favourites, dare I say?

 With Arsenal, Man Utd and Liverpool still in it? I doubt it

SKYBET ODDS
1 - Arsenal - 11/4
2 - Manchester Utd - 100/30
3 - Liverpool - 5/1
4 - West Ham - 7/1
5 - Stoke - 16/1
6 - Crystal Palace - 20/1
6 - West Brom - 20/1
8 - Aston Villa - 25/1
9 - Leicester - 28/1
10 - Sunderland - 33/1
10 - Derby - 33/1
10 - Middlesbrough - 33/1
13 - Blackburn - 50/1
14 - Reading - 66/1
15 - Fulham - 80/1
16 - Sheff Utd - 150/1
16 - Bolton - 150/1
18 - Bradford - 200/1
18 - Preston - 200/1
20 - Rochdale - 500/1
21 - Cambridge - 2000/1

ENGLAND: FA Cup today

Fulham - Sunderland
Manchester Utd - Cambridge Utd
Sheffield Utd - Preston




Cambridge fan getting ready for Old Trafford tonight! :-

way things are going. We may yet get booted out the competition...

In a Leeds Utd shirt?

and with his dirty lids pics behind him ......