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Tottenham fans would have tuned in to last weekend's London derby at Upton Park in the hope of
witnessing two things –
- A defeat for the home side
- A solid performance from Harry Kane
Sadly we got neither with Harry starting the game on the subs' bench along with Ryan Mason but
both players got a full 90 minutes under their belt as Millwall saw off the challenge of
Southampton in last night's FA Cup replay.
Blackpool's reward for a scintillating 3-0 demolition of Sheffield Wednesday at Hillsborough is
a trip to Everton in the FA Cup fifth round.
The game was effectively won in the opening 15 minutes as Matt Phillips continued his red-hot
scoring streak with a precise finish and Lomana LuaLua curled in a superb effort soon after.
The draw for the FA Cup's fifth round was held earlier today. A reunion with Gus Poyet (via
Brighton) wasn't in the cards, with Chelsea being drawn against Birmingham.
Not bad. The Championship club will pose a threat, but not to the extent that traveling to
Anfield would have. Ties will be held 18/19 February.
by STUART WATSON I really love the F.A Cup, a lot of my boyhood memories derive from the
competition whether they be good or bad. A few early ones include the two semifinals at Wembley in
the early 90's, Wrexham in 92, Linighans late goal to win us the cup in 93, Andy Walker smashing
the ball past David Seaman to give Bolton a historic win at Highbury, and getting knocked out by
Millwall and Sheffield United in consecutive seasons.
Deloitte report assessing the financial impact of The FA Cup reveals:
£650m earned by clubs in the past 10 years Crawley Town receive
£1m pay day from single FA Cup tie
As excitement builds ahead of The FA Cup with Budweiser Fourth Round Proper,
the financial impact of the competition has been revealed in a new report by the Sports Business
Group at Deloitte.
Only a Game: The Diary of a Professional Footballer By Eamon Dunphy Published by Penguin (second
edition) July 1998, £8.99, ISBN: 9780140102901 Left Foot in the Grave By Garry Nelson Published by
CollinsWillow August 1998, available from 1p, ISBN: 9780002187749 [E]veryone wants to be a
footballer. I still do, and I'm 37.
Ahead of the Big Game at the Weekend..... A "What if ".......
Charybdis. If you value your health ..... don't read this.
Some of our younger bloggers may not know that Sir Alex Ferguson almost became Arsenal manager
before Mr Graham. The Don Howe era had come to a sticky end with Steve Burtenshaw acting as
caretaker manager, therefore Ferguson who was the hot young manager following his superb job at
Aberdeen was approached by Arsenal and according to him, turned them down after lengthy
negotiations.
Ahead of the Big Game at the Weekend..... A "What if ".......
Charybdis. If you value your health ..... don't read this.
Some of our younger bloggers may not know that Sir Alex Ferguson almost became Arsenal manager
before Mr Graham. The Don Howe era had come to a sticky end with Steve Burtenshaw acting as
caretaker manager, therefore Ferguson who was the hot young manager following his superb job at
Aberdeen was approached by Arsenal and according to him, turned them down after lengthy
negotiations.
Two big wins tonight in the FA Cup for Bolton and QPR, two sides that have been struggling for
wins in the league this season.
Bolton beat fourth-tier Macclesfield 2-0 to reach the competition's last 32. First-half goals by
striker Kevin Davies and Bulgaria winger Martin Petrov set up an all-Premier League match against
Swansea on Jan.
Two big wins tonight in the FA Cup for Bolton and QPR, two sides that have been struggling for
wins in the league this season.
Bolton beat fourth-tier Macclesfield 2-0 to reach the competition's last 32. First-half goals by
striker Kevin Davies and Bulgaria winger Martin Petrov set up an all-Premier League match against
Swansea on Jan.
Mirror: Why I would run through brick walls for Neil Warnock
Matt Lawrence has played for seven league clubs including Fulham, Crystal Palace, Millwall and
now Gillingham. During his time at Palace he played under Neil Warnock, who was dismissed as QPR
boss this week.
Mirror: Cheap pints, changing tyres and the magic of the Cup
Matt Lawrence has played for seven league clubs including Fulham, Crystal Palace and Millwall,
for whom he appeared in the 2004 FA Cup final during his 16-year career. Now with League Two
Gillingham, his diary will appear on MirrorFootball every Monday.
Mirror: Cheap pints, changing tyres and the magic of the Cup
Matt Lawrence has played for seven league clubs including Fulham, Crystal Palace and Millwall,
for whom he appeared in the 2004 FA Cup final during his 16-year career. Now with League Two
Gillingham, his diary will appear on MirrorFootball every Monday.
The Legend of Clint Dempsey continues to grow at Craven Cottage.
Just over a month removed from eclipsing Brian McBride's record 36 career goals scored by an
American in the English Premier League, the former Revolution midfielder pulled the trigger three
times in a 4-0 FA Cup tournament victory over Charlton Athletic on Saturday.
[I]n an article last year, The Economist coined the phrase `Londonism' to refer to what it
regarded as a distinct ideology driven by the office of Mayor. It cited as the central tenets of
`Londonism': enthusiasm for the financial services industry; an openness to immigration; and the
unceasing pursuit of economic growth.
Soup Dragons, pizza and a Dagger through the heart
Matt Lawrence has played for seven league clubs including Fulham, Crystal Palace and Millwall,
for whom he appeared in the 2004 FA Cup final during his 16-year career. Now with League Two
Gillingham, his diary will appear on MirrorFootball every Monday.
AP Photo/Christian Thompson.
A tanker full of eggnog has just broken down outside our HQ.
It's just provocative really.
GOOD WEEK
Toure Treasure: Yaya Toure has been named 'African Footballer of the Year' for
his performances for Manchester City in the EPL this season.
Matt Lawrence's diary of a lower-league footballer: Knees, needles and over-nights in
Knutsford
Matt Lawrence has played for seven league clubs including Fulham, Crystal Palace and Millwall,
for whom he appeared in the 2004 FA Cup final during his 16-year career.
The football world is still trying, and failing, to come to terms with the loss of a legend.
The shocking news on the sudden death of Wales manager Gary Speed brought the country to a
stand-still. Since the announcement there has been an endless amount of tributes for the 42 year
old husband and father, showing just how much he meant to not only football, but the UK itself.
Back to some normality on this weeks show. Reports from the game against Millwall, U:18s Cup
news, Leeds Ladies news and lots of interviews. And of course, your listener email views.
Everything you need to know about Leeds United only on CSRN!
Matt Lawrence's diary of a lower-league footballer: Handbags at training and my prolific
goal-scoring form continues
Matt Lawrence has played for seven league clubs including Fulham, Crystal Palace and Millwall,
for whom he appeared in the 2004 FA Cup final during his 16-year career.
Matt Lawrence's diary of a lower-league footballer: Handbags at training and my prolific
goal-scoring form continues
Matt Lawrence has played for seven league clubs including Fulham, Crystal Palace and Millwall,
for whom he appeared in the 2004 FA Cup final during his 16-year career.
Matt Lawrence's diary of a lower-league footballer: Handbags at training and my prolific
goal-scoring form continues
Matt Lawrence has played for seven league clubs including Fulham, Crystal Palace and Millwall,
for whom he appeared in the 2004 FA Cup final during his 16-year career.
Matt Lawrence's diary of a lower-league footballer: Handbags at training and my prolific
goal-scoring form continues
Matt Lawrence has played for seven league clubs including Fulham, Crystal Palace and Millwall,
for whom he appeared in the 2004 FA Cup final during his 16-year career.
Matt Lawrence's diary of a lower-league footballer: Handbags at training and my prolific
goal-scoring form continues
Matt Lawrence has played for seven league clubs including Fulham, Crystal Palace and Millwall,
for whom he appeared in the 2004 FA Cup final during his 16-year career.
Matt Lawrence's diary of a lower-league footballer: Handbags at training and my prolific
goal-scoring form continues
Matt Lawrence has played for seven league clubs including Fulham, Crystal Palace and Millwall,
for whom he appeared in the 2004 FA Cup final during his 16-year career.
Matt Lawrence's diary of a lower-league footballer: Handbags at training and my prolific
goal-scoring form continues
Matt Lawrence has played for seven league clubs including Fulham, Crystal Palace and Millwall,
for whom he appeared in the 2004 FA Cup final during his 16-year career.
Matt Lawrence's diary of a lower-league footballer: Handbags at training and my prolific
goal-scoring form continues
Matt Lawrence has played for seven league clubs including Fulham, Crystal Palace and Millwall,
for whom he appeared in the 2004 FA Cup final during his 16-year career.
Matt Lawrence's diary of a lower-league footballer: Handbags at training and my prolific
goal-scoring form continues
Matt Lawrence has played for seven league clubs including Fulham, Crystal Palace and Millwall,
for whom he appeared in the 2004 FA Cup final during his 16-year career.
Speed widow to attend tributes at all his former clubs
Louise will be at Leeds' match against Millwall on Saturday
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Matt Lawrence's diary of a lower-league footballer: Parking tickets, chicken dinners and
nil-nils
Matt Lawrence has played for seven league clubs including Fulham, Crystal Palace and Millwall,
for whom he appeared in the 2004 FA Cup final during his 16-year career.
Per the offal: "Fulham FC can confirm that Keanu Marsh Brown has today left the Club by mutual
consent."
Never played a minute for the first team, but was on the bench for those memorable wins over
Shaktar, Juventus; a few other random Europa Games. Had a pretty productive spell at MK Dons the
second-half of last season, and even played a part in the Dons' playoff run.
Matt Lawrence's diary of a lower-league footballer: Full-blooded tackles, gunning down
the Shots and hair transplants
Matt Lawrence has played for seven league clubs including Fulham, Crystal Palace and Millwall,
for whom he appeared in the 2004 FA Cup final during his 16-year career.
Breaking into my own car, Olly Murs fail and still in the FA Cup just
Matt Lawrence has played for seven league clubs including Fulham, Crystal Palace and Millwall,
for whom he appeared in the 2004 FA Cup final during his 16-year career. Now with League Two
Gillingham, his diary will appear on MirrorFootball every Monday.
Taking Mo-vember to new depths, late night cabs and a 4-3 thriller
Matt Lawrence has played for seven league clubs including Fulham, Crystal Palace and Millwall,
for whom he appeared in the 2004 FA Cup final during his 16-year career. Now with League Two
Gillingham, his diary will appear on MirrorFootball every Monday.
`There was no hope left. No one even shouted at the players.' Conversation over post-match drinks
with a Coventry-supporting friend on Tuesday night was dominated by such sentiments. Toning down my
personal delight at City's 3-0 capitulation at Millwall, I murmured in sympathy. The draining away
of hope among the Sky Blues in the Den's North Stand was not dissimilar to the feeling elicited by
How many emotions can one football team make you feel just three months into the season?
Elation: Check (Bristol Away)
Anger: Check (Peterborough Away)
Pride: Check (Coventry at Home)
Hope: Check (West Ham Away)
A little bit Lucky: Check (Portsmouth at Home)
Pure Frustration: Check (Millwall Away)
August's trip to Peterborough was devastating because it highlighted what a mess the side were in
at the time.
Bus trips to Morecombe and wise about dongles
Matt Lawrence has played for seven league clubs including Fulham, Crystal Palace and Millwall,
for whom he appeared in the 2004 FA Cup final during his 16-year career. Now with League Two
Gillingham, his diary will appear on MirrorFootball every Monday.
Bus trips to Morecambe and wise about dongles
Matt Lawrence has played for seven league clubs including Fulham, Crystal Palace and Millwall,
for whom he appeared in the 2004 FA Cup final during his 16-year career. Now with League Two
Gillingham, his diary will appear on MirrorFootball every Monday.
Team bonding, beating Oxford and my plans for next season
Matt Lawrence has played for seven league clubs including Fulham, Crystal Palace and Millwall,
for whom he appeared in the 2004 FA Cup final during his 16-year career. Now with League Two
Gillingham, his diary will appear on MirrorFootball every Monday.
