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3 minutes ago, Bob Weasel Fox said:

It took me a few seconds to work out lolim not the brightest bloke lol 

I wouldn't say that Bob.. You obviously know your onions! 

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I dont think I can bring myself to watch Okazaki and Ulloa up front. Okazaki's been great but how are we still in a position when we are wheeling Ulloa out :ill:

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16 minutes ago, AKCJ said:

 

2-1 with our top scorer to score first is 115/1 lol 

I'm not going to bet purely because it will make it more likely to happen. I hope it's better than the Palace game haha. 

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9 minutes ago, sylofox said:

While your looking into the future and see us playing man c in the fa cup can I have tonight's lotto numbers please.

don't know about lotto numbers but, it's a 1-3 defeat for the game

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Just a heads up. If you are getting to the game from Birmingham, then the M6 near Corley is closed and I'm currently sat in stand still traffic and have been here for a 30 mins. Alternatively route is advised... 

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Posted (edited)
17 minutes ago, lgfualol said:

I dont think I can bring myself to watch Okazaki and Ulloa up front. Okazaki's been great but how are we still in a position when we are wheeling Ulloa out :ill:

Was just about to say the same. Depressing. Even more depressing if he starts in a cup 1/4 final. Time for Ian Nacho to show us what he can do. He at least deserves a chance. 

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Posted (edited)
3 hours ago, Buce said:

 

 

My math isn't up to it, but would be interesting to see the odds of this particular line-up occurring naturally.

 

 

There are 40230 (8 factorial) possible draw orders. 

Dividing this by 24 (4 factorial) gives a total of 1680 match pairings, ignoring the match order. 

Divided again by 16 ((2!)^4) gives the total number of match ups, ignoring home/away. 105.

 

Of these 105, there are 24 possibilities in which the top 4 sides all avoid each other. 

 

 

In other words, the chances a draw like this without any match ups between Man U, Man City, Chelsea and Arsenal were roughly 23%. Perfectly plausible for a legitimate draw. 

 

Add in a London Derby with Chelsea/Arsenal drawing West Ham and it halves to 11.5%.

 

 

It wouldn't surprise me at all if the Carabao (coc)k-up draw was rigged, but the people claiming the unlikeliness of the draw as evidence for this are misguided. 

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16 minutes ago, Xen said:

In other words, the chances of this draw were roughly 23%. Perfectly plausible for a legitimate draw. 

If there are 8 teams in  a draw, then city had a 1 in 7 chance of drawing ManC,, so that is just over 14%

 

what is this 23% you quote?

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Just now, Larry_LCFC said:

I'll be pretty pissed off with anything other than our strongest team.

 

Are we going to win the prem? No

Are we going to get top 4? Very unlikely 

Are we going to get relegated? No 

Do we have a great chance of winning silverware if we navigate through tonight? Absolutely.

 

It may not be the FA cup, but this is the quarter final of the second biggest cup in the country. We should be taking this seriouly and I'll be fuming if Ulloa is anywhere near the team.

This.

If we play a weakened team against this standard of opposition what's the point in entering it anyway ?

Can understand it against weaker teams but not this lot.

Be fuming if looks like a donkey and plays like a donkey starts.

Posted
10 minutes ago, treer said:

If there are 8 teams in  a draw, then city had a 1 in 7 chance of drawing ManC,, so that is just over 14%

 

what is this 23% you quote?

23% chance that none of the big 4 teams get drawn against each other. 

 

I wasn't that clear in my first post, my bad. 

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