York City.
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good move as every little helps. I enjoy the fa cup and other cup competitions but I,m an old fart who remembers the good old days before these European leagues when everyone looked forward to the cup. I even remember when burnley were find for playing a weakened side before a fa cup game. times certainly have changed.
I know a cup run can be a distraction but winning becomes a habit plus £18000 prize money plus home ties with good gates can be a good earner now being debt free no longer just lost in a pile of debt, a good money earning run could just push our club that much further here,s hoping we get 1600+ home fans on saturday to get behind the lads and get a positive result.
HopeTom and Liam have a good week in training,with dean suspended,great opportunity to grab a shirt and put a performance in to make team selection difficult for Coley.
Both clubs have to agree, can't see Chelsea agreeing to it in the 3rd round
We will have to worry about Chelsea when we get them in the Quarter Finals!
We will have to worry about Chelsea when we get them in the Quarter Finals!
If chelsea get that far
Both clubs have to agree, can't see Chelsea agreeing to it in the 3rd round
The home club set the price, the away club gets no say, and that has been the case for a while now in the FA Cup.
"Competition Proper
Immediately after the draw is known, the Club playing at home shall decide on the prices of admission, subject to a minimum price of £10.00 for all spectators other than concessions."
I was normally the smaller club wanting higher prices that caused disputes over ticket prices. Stanley could charge £10 at home v Chelsea in the FACC as a reward to the fans, but it would never happen.
I think the minimum price goes up to £15 from the third round onwards.
It stays at £10 until the FA set it in the semis. £15 was the minimum several years back though.
I see York have appointed their new manager, Jackie McNamara? Don't know much about him except he 'parted company' as they say with Dundee United in September - could it be that the new gaffer syndrome will come into play on Saturday?
Should be a good game, hopefully the reduced admission will help us get a decent gate & fingers crossed that come 5pm on Saturday we're in the hat for the next round.
Should be a good game, hopefully the reduced admission will help us get a decent gate & fingers crossed that come 5pm on Saturday we're in the hat for the next round.
No but would hope so.
The Fishy item about Mr.Mooney implies that Halliday is available and the latest news (a smiling Professor, just for Mysteron?) suggests other defenders are back from injury/illness.
It will be a very tough match tomorrow. The Minstermen will be out to impress their new manager, and no League 2 side can be taken for granted, home or away.
It will be a very tough match tomorrow. The Minstermen will be out to impress their new manager, and no League 2 side can be taken for granted, home or away.