When you say again, last season 6 Under 21 sides reached the last 32. 2 reached the last 16 and Brighton reached the last 8 by beating RFC.Sutekh wrote:So as I understand things Reading will get an away game in the round of 32, this means they’ll get a trip to one of the following 7 southern section group winning clubs (excluding Cheltenham)…
Walsall
Wycombe
Charlton
Peterborough
Colchester
Burton
Exeter
The other southern section qualifiers are
Cheltenham
Birmingham
Wimbledon
Cambridge
Stevenage
Orient
Northampton
Swindon
And for completists everywhere the northern section qualifiers at the moment (based on current shorelines).
Stockport
Tranmere
Wrexham
Port Vale
Morecambe
Wigan
Bolton
Villa U21
Crewe
Blackpool
Huddersfield
Chesterfield
Lincoln
Rotherham
Bradford
U21 sides unsurprisingly failing to get very far again.
Selles out.windermereROYAL wrote:27 (7) Efforts on goal, in reality it could and should have been 6-0 at least.
Memory says they generally struggle, think last season was the best they’ve had for a while. Personally love to see one (or even two) of them get to the final and see if it causes a meLOLtdown amongst the 3rd/4th division clubs for hijacking “their” cup..andrew1957 wrote:When you say again, last season 6 Under 21 sides reached the last 32. 2 reached the last 16 and Brighton reached the last 8 by beating RFC.Sutekh wrote:So as I understand things Reading will get an away game in the round of 32, this means they’ll get a trip to one of the following 7 southern section group winning clubs (excluding Cheltenham)…
Walsall
Wycombe
Charlton
Peterborough
Colchester
Burton
Exeter
The other southern section qualifiers are
Cheltenham
Birmingham
Wimbledon
Cambridge
Stevenage
Orient
Northampton
Swindon
And for completists everywhere the northern section qualifiers at the moment (based on current shorelines).
Stockport
Tranmere
Wrexham
Port Vale
Morecambe
Wigan
Bolton
Villa U21
Crewe
Blackpool
Huddersfield
Chesterfield
Lincoln
Rotherham
Bradford
U21 sides unsurprisingly failing to get very far again.
debatable, there are plenty of opportunities between then and now to convince us one way or the other, his stats (if not his overall performances…….and popularity) are reasonable.morganb wrote:His loan only runs til January (due to the embargo). Do you think we can/will extend to the summer?AthleticoSpizz wrote:Chem Campbell with two assists, hopefully he’s settled-in now.windermereROYAL wrote:Subs have made a big difference.
His determination not to stop playing and shout at the ref when being manhandled for a solid 5 seconds of dribbling which lead him to assist the equaliser on Saturday impressed me. Many a player would feign being pulled back to win a free kick but he realised he was in a dangerous position and persisted. I have warmed to him after that considerably.Hound wrote:He’s useful enough and signs of improvement
In our situation we were never going to bring in a top notch player. What we have done is found someone who can fit the system and the team ethic
If it’s between keeping him and nobody in Jan then I’d happily see him stay. If we’re allowed to look elsewhere for whatever reason then I’d not be unhappy if he didn’t
Whenever it is it is likely to be live on SKY Sports news- maybe Friday 22ndStranded wrote:Anyone know when the draw is?
I think there is one game in the Northern Section to be played next week so I assume it will be after that.
See you in the Bree in April m8?LUX wrote:cannot help but be pleased with the win, but for me:
League safety>>>>>Cup run>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>this competition
Do you really think that would happen if we played somebody like Morecambe or Crewe?From Despair To Where? wrote:To be fair, if, and I accept that's a big if, but if we got to the final we could take 30,000+ to Wembley and that would be a decent pay day.
No sneering , just don't think we have sunk that low that ANY bit of small time glory would attract as many as 30,000.From Despair To Where? wrote:So we should sneer at the chance if a reasonable payday because it's not as "glamorous" as an alternative, less likely one?
As I have already made clear-for a mid-table 3rd division club it should be the FA Cup where so much more money is potentially available.From Despair To Where? wrote:I was brought up on Div3 and Div4 football but I think we should look to take every opportunity available to us.
I don't think we're above any level of ambition because we are where we are; a League 1 team on its arse with fcuk all money and a young squad that could walk for peanuts or, in other words, pretty much where we always were prior to 1992.
What should our ambitions be because mid table in the Championship is looking a very long way away at present.
err, I am?Are we that desperate for minor glory?