FA Cup third round draw (From Lancashire Telegraph)
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FA Cup third round draw
4:06pm Sunday 29th November 2009 in
Burnley will travel to MK Dons in the third round of the FA Cup after Sunday's paired the Clarets with Paul Ince's men.
Blackburn Rovers have also been handed a tough draw and will travel to Aston Villa in the third round.
Accrington Stanley will host Gillingham in the third round if they can beat Barnet in their replay.
Full draw:
Tottenham v Peterborough United
Brentford v Doncaster Rovers
Middlesbrough v Manchester City
Stoke City v York City
Notts County v Forest Green Rovers
Huddersfield Town v West Bromwich Albion
Sheffield United v QPR
MK Dons v Burnley
Chelsea v Watford
Nottingham Forest v Birmingham City
Preston North End v Colchester United
West Ham United v Arsenal
Aston Villa v Blackburn Rovers
Portsmouth v Coventry City
Sunderland v Oxford United or Barrow
Wigan Athletic v Hull City
Everton v Carlisle United
Sheffield Wednesday v Crystal Palace
Tranmere Rovers or Aldershot Town v Wolves
Blackpool v Ipswich Town
Fulham v Swindon Town
Stockport County or Torquay v Brighton
Scunthorpe United v Barnsley
Southampton v Rotherham United or Luton Town
Bristol City v Cardiff City
Reading v Liverpool
Staines Town or Millwall v Derby County
Plymouth Argyle v Newcastle United
Leicester City v Swansea City
Bolton Wanderers v Lincoln City
Accrington Stanley or Barnet v Gillingham
Manchester United v Kettering Town or Leeds United
Ties to be played over the weekend of 2/3 January
Comments(15)
bluerover
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4:14pm Sun 29 Nov 09
Stone Island
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4:18pm Sun 29 Nov 09
bluerover wrote:Yeah, he owes us BIG time....
Well we have to beat Chelsea now if we want to continue a cup run! Let's hope Incey can can do rovers fans a favour...cos he never did when he was here!!
Andy H
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4:22pm Sun 29 Nov 09
bluerover
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4:46pm Sun 29 Nov 09
Andy H wrote:In all fairness it's a game you should win with your squad players.
giving more players first team experience has got to be more beneficial than a cup run for Burnley this season
marghen
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6:09pm Sun 29 Nov 09
Stone Island
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6:21pm Sun 29 Nov 09
bluerover
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6:49pm Sun 29 Nov 09
masher49
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8:01pm Sun 29 Nov 09
Andy H wrote:A potential "banana skin" here... I agree we should give some of the squad players a game, in theory they should be more than good enough for MK Dons. But we're still in the position where the financial revenue from a cup run helps.
giving more players first team experience has got to be more beneficial than a cup run for Burnley this season
paolowhite
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9:27pm Sun 29 Nov 09
masher49
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9:40pm Sun 29 Nov 09
paolowhite wrote:That's a LOT of hate there! :-)
im a rovers fan, i hate burnley but seeing as they have drawn MK Dons im rooting for them... thats how much i hate Paul Ince, come on you clarets do a proper job on them
riono5
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5:22am Mon 30 Nov 09
The Times states "It would mean a bumper payday for investors, including the family trust of Jack Walker, the late Blackburn Rovers Football Club owner, which controls 69% of the business."
Maybe they can send some of that money our way. Wishful thinking i know!
bluerover
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8:34am Mon 30 Nov 09
riono5 wrote:It always annoyed me that Fly Be once sponsored Brum City! Talk about helping out the enemy.
Slightly off the topic but has anyone seen the articles over the last few days about Flybe floating on the stock market at a value of 300 million? The Times states "It would mean a bumper payday for investors, including the family trust of Jack Walker, the late Blackburn Rovers Football Club owner, which controls 69% of the business." Maybe they can send some of that money our way. Wishful thinking i know!
marghen
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11:35am Mon 30 Nov 09
riono5 wrote:WalkerSteel group took over Jersey European Airways which included Spacegrand -it later became British European. The UK’s third largest scheduled Airline at the time-
Slightly off the topic but has anyone seen the articles over the last few days about Flybe floating on the stock market at a value of 300 million? The Times states "It would mean a bumper payday for investors, including the family trust of Jack Walker, the late Blackburn Rovers Football Club owner, which controls 69% of the business." Maybe they can send some of that money our way. Wishful thinking i know!
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... because of aggressive low cost airlines, BE was force to change its business model and Flybe was formed -The Walker Trust own (Rosedale Aviation Holdings) 69% with British Airways 15% & Flybe staff 16% -
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Flybe headquarters are at Exeter airport named Jack Walker House! Fred Walker is the bossman now-he might feel the need to invest a few bob now!
batfastard
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11:44am Mon 30 Nov 09
Now Jack has gone, none of the others have the passion for the club that he had, which is why they are trying to palm the club off every year.
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Stone Island says...
4:12pm Sun 29 Nov 09