purpleronnie Posted 29 September 2008 Author Posted 29 September 2008 Coalville have Leiston Away. Winnable.Whilst Brackley will play Boreham Wood away if they win the replay. Decent draw, they play at the same level as Coalville so after beating a team 3 leagues higher than themselves they must fancy their chances, but Leiston look like a good side played 6 games and won 5 this season. Hope they do it, so often teams after a big win mess it up the next game.
Fox You Forest Posted 29 September 2008 Posted 29 September 2008 Hope they do it, so often teams after a big win mess it up the next game. I said the same thing to my mate earlier. The draw could have been worse though. Come on Coalville.
purpleronnie Posted 29 September 2008 Author Posted 29 September 2008 I said the same thing to my mate earlier. We're more alike than you think.
purpleronnie Posted 29 September 2008 Author Posted 29 September 2008 You watch 'em lose now. I certainly wouldn't put money on Coalville winning.
Fox You Forest Posted 29 September 2008 Posted 29 September 2008 We're more alike than you think. Lets not go overboard.
filbertway Posted 29 September 2008 Posted 29 September 2008 Bear in mind coalville are poor(er) away from home and considering Leistons form, I wouldn't be suprised to see a leiston win. I hope they get a draw personally, would love to go down and watch that one
Simi Posted 29 September 2008 Posted 29 September 2008 Bear in mind coalville are poor(er) away from home and considering Leistons form, I wouldn't be suprised to see a leiston win. I hope they get a draw personally, would love to go down and watch that one Part-timer.
dandannieldanok Posted 29 September 2008 Posted 29 September 2008 I went down a few years ago (when they got through to play Wycombe) to watch them play in the final qualifying round. Over 2,000 crammed around Coalville's tiny pitch, was quality
filbertway Posted 29 September 2008 Posted 29 September 2008 Part-timer. Hey I'm gona be at Leiston mate, hopefully anyway Sir Andrew of the Hunt has offered a lift.
purpleronnie Posted 29 September 2008 Author Posted 29 September 2008 I went down a few years ago (when they got through to play Wycombe) to watch them play in the final qualifying round. Over 2,000 crammed around Coalville's tiny pitch, was quality I actually went to wycombe and my mate was refused entry because he was drunk, all that way for nothing, for him anyway I was let in.
JakeShingler Posted 29 September 2008 Posted 29 September 2008 I actually went to wycombe and my mate was refused entry because he was drunk, all that way for nothing, for him anyway I was let in. Your a good mate
GianEmmo Zola Posted 29 September 2008 Posted 29 September 2008 well go on the bus damo? if you want? get all of the lads to go, one big piss up! haha
filbertway Posted 29 September 2008 Posted 29 September 2008 well go on the bus damo? if you want? get all of the lads to go, one big piss up! haha I do fancy that actually, 3 hour trip though, if they take an actual coach I may be convinced
Floating Fox Posted 29 September 2008 Posted 29 September 2008 I do fancy that actually, 3 hour trip though, if they take an actual coach I may be convinced Why no mini-bus? I'd drive it if I could... <_< (I guess you need a spesh liecense..)
Sods Posted 11 October 2008 Posted 11 October 2008 In other news. BRACKLEY ONLY WENT AND WON 1-0. Cant wait for next round, however problem that I thought would arise is. - Ive been waiting for Leicester to play Northampton for years, close to 10. Clashes.
Corky Posted 11 October 2008 Posted 11 October 2008 In other news.BRACKLEY ONLY WENT AND WON 1-0. Cant wait for next round, however problem that I thought would arise is. - Ive been waiting for Leicester to play Northampton for years, close to 10. Clashes. Another win in two weeks and you could see your boyhood club play your home town in a competitive cup match. How surreal would that be for you?
Sods Posted 11 October 2008 Posted 11 October 2008 Another win in two weeks and you could see your boyhood club play your home town in a competitive cup match. How surreal would that be for you? I would probably cry, theirs only a few people in this town that support City. Everyone knows i do, so if Brackley won or even scored. I would cry, leave the country!
Corky Posted 11 October 2008 Posted 11 October 2008 I would probably cry, theirs only a few people in this town that support City. Everyone knows i do, so if Brackley won or even scored. I would cry, leave the country! You couldn't even contemplate defeat, every single fan of this club would never, ever live it down, no matter where you live.
filbertway Posted 11 October 2008 Posted 11 October 2008 No surprises they lost...oh well. They scored their peno, we missed ours. Other than that a pretty even game.
Floating Fox Posted 12 October 2008 Posted 12 October 2008 They scored their peno, we missed ours. Other than that a pretty even game. And the fact it was never a penalty!! <_< Good day out again, really enjoying these trips.
Floating Fox Posted 13 October 2008 Posted 13 October 2008 TPH! The Stones have got either Dover or AFC Wimbledon at home! Dream tie! Coalville would have had Lewes at home = Weak tie.
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