I was at that match last night. It was an honour to witness the Man City breakdown first hand. :lol: Such a great atmosphere when Grigg scored.

 

I haven't seen a replay but I was right at the front and in line with the Delph red card. I have to say it didn't look like one at the time.

 

Regarding Aguero, I don't really like pitch invasions but he should be able to remain much more professional than he did.

 

If he was spat at or taunted then he has every right to push back. I'm glad he's avoided charges as it would be bloody stupid if he did, yes he should not have reacted in the way he did but the FA response is surprisingly reasonable for once.

If he was spat at or taunted then he has every right to push back. I'm glad he's avoided charges as it would be bloody stupid if he did, yes he should not have reacted in the way he did but the FA response is surprisingly reasonable for once.

 

If he was spat at then I get it but if he was just taunted then he really needs to suck it up and let the fan be an idiot. I've gotta say I've never understood why fans get so angry at opposition players. Being a footballer/referee must be one of the only jobs where getting abused by the public is so accepted :lol:

Looks like he had a little swing at said Wigan fan.

 

What with Pep going apeshit at half time and their fans revealing their true colours at full time, I'm wandering how the FA will justify their continued approach of turning a blind eye to our classless neighbours. Any other manager would have been sent to the stands for Pep's half time antics and the only thing we should be discussing about Aguero is "how long will he be banned for"

 

I reckon both will go unpunished.

 

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:w00t:

 

I'm sure if the pitch invasions carry on they will make all pitches completely inaccessible with how high these players prices are getting

I'm sure if the pitch invasions carry on they will make all pitches completely inaccessible with how high these players prices are getting

They've tried that before. Then Hillsborough happened.

Yeh security should do their job!

Swansea City reach the FA Cup quarter-finals for the first time since 1964 with a 2-0 win over Sheffield Wednesday.

FA Cup Quarter-Final Televised Matches confirmed:

 

Sat 17th March:

 

Swansea v Rochdale/Tottenham (12:15pm) [bT]

Man United v Brighton (7:45pm) [bT]

 

Sun 18th March:

 

Wigan v Southampton (1:30) [bBC One]

Leicester v Chelsea (4:30) [bBC One]

Throwing some support behind Rochdale tonight! Would be great to see two League One teams in the final 8.

Stephen Humphrys levels for Rochdale. Game on hopefully.

Nice to see Rochdale put up a fight against Tottenham and send them to a replay! Guess they'll be thrashed at Wembley though :(

And I was right, unfortunately. It was expected though.

Stephen Humphrys levels for Rochdale. Game on hopefully.

It wasn't in the second half, with Tottenham taking control.

 

 

No-one here for the second Mourinho meltdown in a week? :lol:

 

Interesting to see whoever draws Spurs in the semi-final.. going to be a lot of 'unfair advantage' for Spurs lines flying about.

It was better than mid-week but still a bit lacklustre. Team selection was a lot better and Sanchez needed to be dropped. Romero had some quality saves but cant distribute for shit. No more than 5 times did he actually pick out a red shirt and I'm not even exaggerating

 

Plenty of fans let it be known how unhappy they were with Tuesday though. Stadium was really empty

The whole Spurs & Wembley thing did amuse me. Start of the season everyone going on about the "Wembley curse" now all of a sudden it's a supreme advantage :lol:

 

Mourinho is talking absolute crap right now but w/e, that's never gonna change. Happy to be in the Semis anyway, really have to go all out these next few weeks in the league to get to a comfortable enough position to be able to rotate & concentrate more on winning this trophy.

It was better than mid-week but still a bit lacklustre. Team selection was a lot better and Sanchez needed to be dropped. Romero had some quality saves but cant distribute for shit. No more than 5 times did he actually pick out a red shirt and I'm not even exaggerating

 

Plenty of fans let it be known how unhappy they were with Tuesday though. Stadium was really empty

 

He blamed his players, but for me it's his tactics. And the way he is throwing young players under the bus is terrible.

 

He's totally gone nuts, City winning the title against Man Utd will send him over the edge if that happens.

 

Yeah I'm annoyed with that because that was one of Scott's better games imo. He actually managed to pass the ball forwards for once. I dunno. it's a strange one.

 

Think he needs the end of the season to have a break and chill out.

Yeah I'm annoyed with that because that was one of Scott's better games imo. He actually managed to pass the ball forwards for once. I dunno. it's a strange one.

 

Think he needs the end of the season to have a break and chill out.

 

He completely through Luke Shaw under the bus again too, I just don't get it. Yet Sanchez & Lukaku have stunk the place out at times yet they're immune to any criticism.

I thought Shaw was alright on the night. He defo didn't deserve to come off over Valencia who had a shocker of a game. But Valencia did a slightly better job defensively and no one parks the bus on a 1-0 lead like Jose!

 

But I was baffled.

 

To be fair to Young, he was good and he was hassling Brighton in possession more than any other player. He's a leader and the team was missing that person to guide them. It's time like these we miss Herrera who is remarkable at keeping everyone in line and on it. I saw Mata try bless him, he defo didn't deserve to be subbed and yeah I'm not surprised the stadium didn't like that sub either.

No word of today's games being under threat.

 

Would imagine they will make every effort to get the games on, will be a nightmare to reschedule.