Who ate all the pies? Posted 18 February 2005 Posted 18 February 2005 Just looking on the "other" site and there's a really random rumor about Levine being sacked. This had better only be a rumor!
Who ate all the pies? Posted 18 February 2005 Author Posted 18 February 2005 Talking balls Here's the link to the place they got the rumor from. link
Who ate all the pies? Posted 18 February 2005 Author Posted 18 February 2005 I'm pretty sure it's shit...still it'll get Chandler excited!
Steven Posted 18 February 2005 Posted 18 February 2005 The thread was started yesterday and looks like some Jambos having a laugh. Nothing to worry about.
Who ate all the pies? Posted 18 February 2005 Author Posted 18 February 2005 didn't think it was...just a bit random.
Who ate all the pies? Posted 18 February 2005 Author Posted 18 February 2005 That's it pick up on spelling
foxesfan69 Posted 18 February 2005 Posted 18 February 2005 Whoever started this rumour, was there really any point?
davieG Posted 18 February 2005 Posted 18 February 2005 Probably the same guy that wrote this garbage: The Valley will be close to capacity on Saturday, you would expect that wouldn't you. Charlton have only ever played two FA Cup fifth round ties in SE7 over the course of nearly 50 years. After failing to reach anywhere near capacity against league two opponents Rochdale and Yeovil in the previous rounds everyone will be coming out of the woodwork for this one. The Millenium Stadium is within sight for the first time in a long time and even the bookies have as down as 14/1 fifth favourites for the Cup. League One outfit Leicester though will certainly provide a stiff test and they will also be looking to progress beyond the fifth round and they will be roared on by 4,000 Foxes fans inside The Valley. Alan Curbishley has tinkered with the side in the previous rounds and Bryan Hughes and Francis Jeffers will both be hoping to get the nod for this one. Hughes netted twice against Rochdale and was on the scoresheet again in the next round against Yeovil. Leicester Manager Gary Levein is boosted by the news that a trio of players are ready to return to action. Gareth Williams, Alan Maybury and Matt Heath are all back in training and ready for selection. The last meeting between the two sides came back in May 2004 when the match produced a 2-2 draw. Jon Fortune and Paolo Di Canio netted the goals. Likely team - Kiely, Young, Hreidarsson, Fortune, El Karkouri, Hughes, Holland, Murphy, Thomas, Jeffers, Bartlett.
foxesfan69 Posted 18 February 2005 Posted 18 February 2005 Probably the same guy that wrote this garbage:The Valley will be close to capacity on Saturday, you would expect that wouldn't you. Charlton have only ever played two FA Cup fifth round ties in SE7 over the course of nearly 50 years. After failing to reach anywhere near capacity against league two opponents Rochdale and Yeovil in the previous rounds everyone will be coming out of the woodwork for this one. The Millenium Stadium is within sight for the first time in a long time and even the bookies have as down as 14/1 fifth favourites for the Cup. League One outfit Leicester though will certainly provide a stiff test and they will also be looking to progress beyond the fifth round and they will be roared on by 4,000 Foxes fans inside The Valley. Alan Curbishley has tinkered with the side in the previous rounds and Bryan Hughes and Francis Jeffers will both be hoping to get the nod for this one. Hughes netted twice against Rochdale and was on the scoresheet again in the next round against Yeovil. Leicester Manager Gary Levein is boosted by the news that a trio of players are ready to return to action. Gareth Williams, Alan Maybury and Matt Heath are all back in training and ready for selection. The last meeting between the two sides came back in May 2004 when the match produced a 2-2 draw. Jon Fortune and Paolo Di Canio netted the goals. Likely team - Kiely, Young, Hreidarsson, Fortune, El Karkouri, Hughes, Holland, Murphy, Thomas, Jeffers, Bartlett. 68229[/snapback] Charlton have the Millenium Stadium in sight? What about Arsenal, Chelsea and Man u? Only 2 teams can contest the final and sadly i don't think Charlton will be one of them.
Stuliasz Posted 19 February 2005 Posted 19 February 2005 Clearly validity is th'eminating from th'mouth of people here. Maybe people should just sort their minds out then we may all be better off!!!
filbertway Posted 19 February 2005 Posted 19 February 2005 Probably the same guy that wrote this garbage:The Valley will be close to capacity on Saturday, you would expect that wouldn't you. Charlton have only ever played two FA Cup fifth round ties in SE7 over the course of nearly 50 years. After failing to reach anywhere near capacity against league two opponents Rochdale and Yeovil in the previous rounds everyone will be coming out of the woodwork for this one. The Millenium Stadium is within sight for the first time in a long time and even the bookies have as down as 14/1 fifth favourites for the Cup. League One outfit Leicester though will certainly provide a stiff test and they will also be looking to progress beyond the fifth round and they will be roared on by 4,000 Foxes fans inside The Valley. Alan Curbishley has tinkered with the side in the previous rounds and Bryan Hughes and Francis Jeffers will both be hoping to get the nod for this one. Hughes netted twice against Rochdale and was on the scoresheet again in the next round against Yeovil. Leicester Manager Gary Levein is boosted by the news that a trio of players are ready to return to action. Gareth Williams, Alan Maybury and Matt Heath are all back in training and ready for selection. The last meeting between the two sides came back in May 2004 when the match produced a 2-2 draw. Jon Fortune and Paolo Di Canio netted the goals. Likely team - Kiely, Young, Hreidarsson, Fortune, El Karkouri, Hughes, Holland, Murphy, Thomas, Jeffers, Bartlett. 68229[/snapback] Charlton have the Millenium Stadium in sight? What about Arsenal, Chelsea and Man u? Only 2 teams can contest the final and sadly i don't think Charlton will be one of them. 68231[/snapback] The semi's are played at the millenium aswell
MON Posted 19 February 2005 Posted 19 February 2005 Probably the same guy that wrote this garbage:The Valley will be close to capacity on Saturday, you would expect that wouldn't you. Charlton have only ever played two FA Cup fifth round ties in SE7 over the course of nearly 50 years. After failing to reach anywhere near capacity against league two opponents Rochdale and Yeovil in the previous rounds everyone will be coming out of the woodwork for this one. The Millenium Stadium is within sight for the first time in a long time and even the bookies have as down as 14/1 fifth favourites for the Cup. League One outfit Leicester though will certainly provide a stiff test and they will also be looking to progress beyond the fifth round and they will be roared on by 4,000 Foxes fans inside The Valley. Alan Curbishley has tinkered with the side in the previous rounds and Bryan Hughes and Francis Jeffers will both be hoping to get the nod for this one. Hughes netted twice against Rochdale and was on the scoresheet again in the next round against Yeovil. Leicester Manager Gary Levein is boosted by the news that a trio of players are ready to return to action. Gareth Williams, Alan Maybury and Matt Heath are all back in training and ready for selection. The last meeting between the two sides came back in May 2004 when the match produced a 2-2 draw. Jon Fortune and Paolo Di Canio netted the goals. Likely team - Kiely, Young, Hreidarsson, Fortune, El Karkouri, Hughes, Holland, Murphy, Thomas, Jeffers, Bartlett. 68229[/snapback] Charlton have the Millenium Stadium in sight? What about Arsenal, Chelsea and Man u? Only 2 teams can contest the final and sadly i don't think Charlton will be one of them. 68231[/snapback] The semi's are played at the millenium aswell 68403[/snapback] I don't think they are. They are going to be played at the new embley though. But the semi-finals are now usually played at Villa Park and Old Trafford.
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