Solo la neve ferma lo Swindon Town Di Renato Cignoni Southend United 1 (Kalala '33)Swindon Town 4 (Ritchie '8, Smith '15, '35 Devera, Bodin '55) Swindon Town – Burton (rinviata) Swindon Town:Wes Foderingham;Paul Caddis (Capitano), Joe Devera, Alan McCormack, Callum Kennedy, Matt Ritchie, Oliver Risser, Jonathan Smith, Luke Rooney, Paul Benson, Ronan Murray (Bodin '50)Sostituti: Daniel Boateng,

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Cup tickets announcement

Liverpool Football Club would like to announce the selling details for the upcoming FA Cup third round tie at Anfield against either Oldham Athletic or Southend United.

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FA Cup tickets announcement

Liverpool FC have released ticket selling arrangements for Priority Rights Holders for our FA Cup with Budweiser 3rd round clash against Oldham Athletic or Southend United.

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FA Cup ticket news

A date for the FA Cup with Budweiser third round home tie between Liverpool and Southend United or Oldham Athletic has yet to be confirmed.

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Swindon Town, il sogno Wembley continua Di Renato Cignoni SOUTHEND UNITED 1 (Sturrock '63)SWINDON TOWN 2 (Caddis '69, Murray '82) Southend United:Luke Daniels; Sean Clohessy, Bilel Mohsni, Chris Barker (cap), Peter Gilbert; Luke Prosser (Kalala '74), Anthony Grant, Kane Ferdinand (Sawyer '83), Ryan Hall; Neil Harris (Dickinson '74), Blair SturrockSostituti non utilizzati: Glenn Morris , Graham

Liverpool at home for FA Cup 3rd Round

LIVERPOOL will begin their 2012 FA Cup campaign with a home match against either Southend United and Oldham Athletic. League Two Southend drew 1-1 at home to Oldham Athletic yesterday, matching their club-record 17 match unbeaten run, and now face a trip to League One Oldham's Boundary Park for the 2nd round replay.

LFC get Southend or Oldham in Cup

Liverpool have been drawn at home to either Southend United or Oldham Athletic in the third round of the 2011-12 FA Cup.

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Liverpool has been drawn at home to either Southend United or Oldham Athletic in the third round of the 2011-12 FA Cup.
The draw was made by Gianfranco Zola and ex-Everton midfielder Li Tie at Wembley Stadium on Sunday afternoon.
Among the highlights was Manchester United being drawn away to Manchester City.

Mac the Life
Lizzy Ammon caught up with journalist, Football Manager addict and Southend United fan Iain Macintosh.
LA: Hi Macca, thanks for taking time away from playing Football Manager to talk to us. This might prove to be one of the most testing interviews you've ever done in your life.

They lost again yesterday, of course, a two-nil reverse at Southend United which left them anchored to the bottom of the entire Football League and this morning, in an act entirely at odds with the slow, long, drawn out procedure of the take-over of Plymouth Argyle, Peter Reid paid the price for his failure as an alchemist with his job.

Swindon Town, Di Canio regala il bis Di Renato Cignoni SWINDON TOWN 1 (SMITH J '37, KERROUCHE '48)SOUTHEND UNITED 0 SWINDON TOWN: Mattia Lanzano; Paul Caddis (Cap), Joe Devera, Oliver Risser, Callum Kennedy; Matt Ritchie, Simon Ferry, Alan McCormack, Raffaele De Vita; Alan Connell, Mehdi KerroucheSostituti: Phil Smith, Ahmed Abdulla, Etienne Esajas, Jonathan Smith, Miles Storey SOUTHEND UNITED:

Anton Peterlin earned a start for Walsall while Nottingham Forest's Robbie Findley and Southend United's Jemal each saw time off the bench in England.

Frank Simek and Carlisle United dropped their opener to Notts County while Jemal Johnson and Southend United picked up three points in a home win over Hereford United

Raheem Sterling has been voted the top Academy player of 2010-11.
Rodolfo Borrell's U18s enjoyed a great season scoring 91 goals and there were some exceptional performances.
We set up an exclusive online poll asking you to vote for the best Academy player of the season and Sterling picked up 44 per cent of the vote.

Way, way back, many years ago, not long before the Premier League began, yes kids we did have football in the 1980s, Gillingham played two home games. First up was Southend United who they beat 8-1. Next came Chesterfield, who James The Gill tells me, hadn't conceded a goal all season. Didn't matter to a rampant Gills who put 10 past them without reply.

Kenny Dalglish has insisted that the FA Youth Cup result against Manchester United is less important than the players progressing.
The two rivals met in the quarter-finals of the U18 competition yesterday, and whilst bragging rights could be a factor, it's not the most important thing for the Liverpool boss.

Sterling pounds Southend Fresh from his appearance in OTP's Ten Premier League stars of the future list, Liverpool youngster Raheem Sterling proved precisely why he had been included with a five-goal haul in his side's 9-0 FA Youth Cup demolition of Southend United. Granted Sterling will probably face tougher challenges in his career than The [.

Raheem Sterling scored five times as Liverpool U18s stormed into the quarter-finals of the FA Youth Cup with a 9-0 win over Southend United at Anfield.
Three strikes in six first-half minutes put the Reds into an unassailable lead, with Sterling bagging a brace and Conor Coady firing home from the penalty spot all before the midway point of the opening period.

Adam Morgan struck a late winner as Liverpool U18s warmed up for the FA Youth Cup with an impressive 2-1 victory over Manchester City on Saturday afternoon.
The striker showed great composure to drill a low shot into the bottom corner on 82 minutes after Raheem Sterling's first-half opener had been cancelled out by Alex Henshaw's stunning volley.

You could frame it. If you wanted a short, pithy representation of all that has been wrong with football finance in 2010, you could do no better than quote a Plymouth Argyle fan known as "Sensible Surfer" on the BBC Football website over the Christmas period. "Ridsdale set to take control.