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Bournemouth (a)

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Ricey

Ricey

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1 hour ago, Aus Fox said:

So it looks like it will be:

 

Stolarczyk 

 

Cover

Coady

Vestergaard 

Doyle


Choudhury

Yunus

Praet

 

Albrighton

Cannon

Wanya

 

With a mix of some youth and experienced players on the bench. It all depends on then how strong Bournemouth go. I’d love to see us return to winning ways, or at least put up a fight. If Bournemouth also make 8+ changes then it becomes a more even battle and which players want to step up and battle for their first team place.

I’m going for a sneaky 1-0 win Tom Cannon thunderbolt

 

I suspect Nelson will play RB rather than Cover.

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Chelmofox

Chelmofox

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Stolarczyk 

 

Nelson 

Coady

Vestergaard 

Doyle


Choudhury

Yunus

Nacho (ok it will be Praet)

 

Albrighton

Cannon

Fatawu

 

thats all right actually.

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fuchsntf

fuchsntf

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3 hours ago, lestuhfox said:

Can you imagine a 6th round tie against the lot down the M69?

Every reason to go for it.

Go as far as we can. 

Could you imagine a 6th former daring to have those thoughts…

Ric Flair

Ric Flair

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1 hour ago, FosseSpark said:

Stolarczyk

Choudhury Coady Nelson Doyle

Winks

Praet Alves Yunus

Cannon Iheanacho

 

9 changes, not a bad side actually 

Alves is out for a month and Winks hasn't travelled with the squad. The rest looks plausible.

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RonnieTodger

RonnieTodger

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Really disappointed. What was the point in the Millwall and Birmingham games?

 

You can call it “an exciting opportunity” for youngsters but what if they get hammered by a Premier League team? What about the 2000 going all the way to ****ing Bournemouth to watch our reserves get dispatched?

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filbertway

filbertway

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3 minutes ago, RonnieTodger said:

Really disappointed. What was the point in the Millwall and Birmingham games?

 

You can call it “an exciting opportunity” for youngsters but what if they get hammered by a Premier League team? What about the 2000 going all the way to ****ing Bournemouth to watch our reserves get dispatched?

Yeah, I hope the club refund the fans as were going to get walloped unless Bournemouth play their kids.

 

 

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Ric Flair

Ric Flair

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5 minutes ago, RonnieTodger said:

Really disappointed. What was the point in the Millwall and Birmingham games?

 

You can call it “an exciting opportunity” for youngsters but what if they get hammered by a Premier League team? What about the 2000 going all the way to ****ing Bournemouth to watch our reserves get dispatched?

The point is he's done exactly the same in both of those games as well. 

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RonnieTodger

RonnieTodger

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35 minutes ago, Ric Flair said:

The point is he's done exactly the same in both of those games as well. 

Not to this extent and they were against lower opposition. We could be in for a drubbing here. 
 

I get the fear around injuries to key players, but this feels like we’re throwing it completely.

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CaliFOXnia

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Let’s all be honest here, we aren’t winning the FA Cup. We’ve also just been pegged back to a 6 point lead by our closest rivals in quite possibly the most morale damaging fashion all of 3 days ago.. Saturday’s league game is the very definition of MUST WIN and we’re whinging at the fact that we’re not going full strength away to Premier League opposition? 
 

If he goes full strength, scrapes past Bournemouth and draws Man City next round and then we get turned over Saturday and the lead is cut to 3 there’d be open rebellion on here and rightly so. He’s damned if he does, damned if he doesn’t, really. Sorry to the travelling fans, but timing has scuppered you. 
 

The priority is the league and promotion. Had the lead still been 12 (which it bastard should be, by the way) then give the FA Cup a whirl n’all. It’s 6, we’re wetting the bed a bit and a raft of changes is the right call. Fresh for the weekend and get back in the box seat. 
 

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Aus Fox

Aus Fox

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7 hours ago, RonnieTodger said:

Really disappointed. What was the point in the Millwall and Birmingham games?

 

You can call it “an exciting opportunity” for youngsters but what if they get hammered by a Premier League team? What about the 2000 going all the way to ****ing Bournemouth to watch our reserves get dispatched?

The point is really it’s our second choice competition this season, IF we had won against Middlesbrough and Leeds and we were sitting with a 12 point lead at the top of the Championship, then we would have put out a much stronger team and maybe looked to take on this competition with promotion all but secured.

As we lost those two games, this game can no longer take any sort of priority. Between now a the 1/4 final we play 3 games, if we get through and win all 3 games in the league. Then we can think about going stronger in the quarters.

FosseSpark

FosseSpark

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7 hours ago, Ric Flair said:

Alves is out for a month and Winks hasn't travelled with the squad. The rest looks plausible.

Winks always goes about his business unseen. I bet he was on the bus but no one noticed.

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Claudio Fannieri

Claudio Fannieri

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I really don’t have an issue with us fielding a team that ultimately protects our key players but also gives an opportunity to fringe/squad and academy prospects to stake a claim and show what they are capable of.
 

We have seen this season a far bigger appetite to promote academy prospects and this has certainly had a very positive impact with a number of academy players getting decent opportunities and generally showing an ability to step up and play at a higher level.

 

Given our FFP situation, it is absolutely necessary that we find a way to develop a conveyor belt of academy players that we nurture and promote to the 1st team squad and eventually sell on for significant profit. 

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Sol thewall Bamba

Sol thewall Bamba

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I love the cup as much as anyone but losing the last two has shifted the feel of the season completely, we now can't afford the distraction unfortuantely. 

 

Shame becasue the buffer we had built up meant that we could have given it a decent go. 

 

See a few of you ill individuals down here later. If it's any consultation almost all the raodworks on the journey have gone now. Get you foot down and it's 2 hours 45 from Leicester. 

Fox92

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Can't believe in throwing a game. Ever. Especially when a win here would see us into the quarter finals, then who knows what might happen (we could end up with Cov!?).

 

Bournemouth was always going to be a tough game but it's pointless if we're going with a reserve team. It would have been a good chance to see where we are as well, considering these are Premier League opponents. 

Ricey

Ricey

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1 minute ago, Fox92 said:

Can't believe in throwing a game. Ever. Especially when a win here would see us into the quarter finals, then who knows what might happen (we could end up with Cov!?).

 

Bournemouth was always going to be a tough game but it's pointless if we're going with a reserve team. It would have been a good chance to see where we are as well, considering these are Premier League opponents. 

Would it though? Bournemouth might make some changes, meaning it isn't quite the acid test that people want.

 

Also, what if we both go full strength and we beat them? What does that really mean? That we are Premier League quality? Great, no signings required in the summer then.

 

The best chance to see where we are is to achieve our objective of winning promotion.

Sol thewall Bamba

Sol thewall Bamba

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4 minutes ago, Fox92 said:

Can't believe in throwing a game. Ever. Especially when a win here would see us into the quarter finals, then who knows what might happen (we could end up with Cov!?).

 

Bournemouth was always going to be a tough game but it's pointless if we're going with a reserve team. It would have been a good chance to see where we are as well, considering these are Premier League opponents. 

Please no, I can't deal with another big game flop. 

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Fox92

Fox92

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1 minute ago, Ricey said:

Would it though? Bournemouth might make some changes, meaning it isn't quite the acid test that people want.

 

Also, what if we both go full strength and we beat them? What does that really mean? That we are Premier League quality? Great, no signings required in the summer then.

 

The best chance to see where we are is to achieve our objective of winning promotion.

Might do, especially mentally. Of course beating them doesn't mean we're a Premier League team, in fact I think we're far from it, but in Cup games who knows. Anything happens.

TheGoldenGod

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Some of these comments are insanity. Why the hell would we care about the FA Cup at this point? We literally need to get promoted, so rest everyone we can. We won the FA Cup not long ago, we won't be winning it this season, its really not rocket science. 

Had we actually switched on for 90 minutes against Leeds, or Middlesbrough for example, I might think differently but the reality is we can't consider this now, the game is a hindrance!

Trev3939

Trev3939

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2 minutes ago, TheGoldenGod said:

Some of these comments are insanity. Why the hell would we care about the FA Cup at this point? We literally need to get promoted, so rest everyone we can. We won the FA Cup not long ago, we won't be winning it this season, its really not rocket science. 

Had we actually switched on for 90 minutes against Leeds, or Middlesbrough for example, I might think differently but the reality is we can't consider this now, the game is a hindrance!

I hope the team does not have this 'we won't be winning it this season' mentality. Why not forfeit in the first round? Whole point of the FA cup is that anyone can win it. I'm not crazy I know that it is likely we will lose tonight, but upsets are always possible. Promotion is the main priority but we cannot call the players mentality weak if fans are going to say competitions like the fa cup have no purpose for us because it is unlikely we win it

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