Sky_Blue_Daz
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Anyone know which channel it will be on via an iffy fire stick ?
Match Thread Southampton FA Cup Match Thread (3 Viewers)
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SlowerThanPlatt
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ESPN+ it should be on
torchomatic
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Looking forward to this. Not been to St Mary's before, only the Dell, which was a dreadful ground. Think we could sneak it but probably won't. I'd like a 2-1 win, but this could easily turn into a heavy defeat.
shmmeee
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robbiethemole
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two footer???
Johhny Blue
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No. That was the Kelly Evans boys
COVKIDSNEVERQUIT
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If Southampton play their first team, we're stuffed.
aloisijohnnyaloisi
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Bugsy
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Ralph Hasenhüttl with some nice comments about us...PUSB
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What do you make of Coventry City and Mark Robins, who has done a great job to move them up through the leagues?
Yeah, lots of respect for him. They're a team with a clear plan. I like how they play, how they press, how they defend. This is a tough challenge for us and we have to be sharp, they are tough.
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What do you make of Coventry City and Mark Robins, who has done a great job to move them up through the leagues?
Yeah, lots of respect for him. They're a team with a clear plan. I like how they play, how they press, how they defend. This is a tough challenge for us and we have to be sharp, they are tough.
Every word Hasenhuttl said on Coventry, Saints injuries and quiet deadline day
Ralph Hasenhuttl has been speaking to the media ahead of Saturday's clash with Coventry City in the Emirates FA Cup, discussing transfers, injuries and Tino Livramento
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Any sensible manager says things like this about their opponents. Last thing you want to do is give them an added incentive to beat you.Ralph Hasenhüttl with some nice comments about us...PUSB
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What do you make of Coventry City and Mark Robins, who has done a great job to move them up through the leagues?
Yeah, lots of respect for him. They're a team with a clear plan. I like how they play, how they press, how they defend. This is a tough challenge for us and we have to be sharp, they are tough.
Every word Hasenhuttl said on Coventry, Saints injuries and quiet deadline day
Ralph Hasenhuttl has been speaking to the media ahead of Saturday's clash with Coventry City in the Emirates FA Cup, discussing transfers, injuries and Tino Livramento
Liquid Gold
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Jack Clarke-Sexy-Salter
shmmeee
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Ralph Hasenhüttl with some nice comments about us...PUSB
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What do you make of Coventry City and Mark Robins, who has done a great job to move them up through the leagues?
Yeah, lots of respect for him. They're a team with a clear plan. I like how they play, how they press, how they defend. This is a tough challenge for us and we have to be sharp, they are tough.
Every word Hasenhuttl said on Coventry, Saints injuries and quiet deadline day
Ralph Hasenhuttl has been speaking to the media ahead of Saturday's clash with Coventry City in the Emirates FA Cup, discussing transfers, injuries and Tino Livramento
O Southampton on high, thank you, for these kind words. For such gracious praise, we will truly be eternally grateful.
Alan Dugdales Moustache
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"They're a championship club and we're going to show them how utterly shite they are by fielding our strongest team and then putting half a dozen past them , possibly by half time. Then we'll go down the pub and get hammered , come back and stuff another couple past them in the second half. I couldn't give a shit about them They're crap." "
no_loyalty
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Jacob can’t shoot salty.
JulianDarbyFTW
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That, and if I remember correctly, Steve Hodge pushing the wall out of the way at a free kick - they're the only memories I really have of that game. Pretty sure Pearce just booted Gallacher in the small of the back right on the sideline.
Torquay Sky Blue
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I was at that game and thought it was a league game. He jumped into Gallachers back and kneed him right on the bottom of the spine. It was pretty brutal. Gallacher shit himself and hid for the remainder of the game
Theonlywayisskyblue
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SlowerThanPlatt
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Bugsy
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INTERVIEW: Mark Robins Southampton Preview
The Sky Blues make the trip to Premier League side Southampton in the FA Cup Fourth Round this weekend and City boss Mark Robins is expecting a difficult challenge.
www.ccfc.co.uk
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stevefloyd
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Couldn't you have just copied the quote its taken me 7 hours to read all that
Tile Hill Phil
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Yes I was there for that game didn’t think Peace got even booked for that challenge he’d have probably got sent off nowadays.Mind you it did the job intended,Gallagher was anonymous rest of the game
Bugsy
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Nine of this weekend's 16 FA Cup fourth round ties will have a VAR.
The cut-off is clear. It is in operation at Premier League grounds only.
Effectively, only Premier League clubs have licenses due to the infrastructure, workforce and costs that are involved.
The match cost is £9,250, which is shared equally by the competing clubs from the gate receipts.
didn't know we would be paying half's, lucky it is a sell out...PUSB
The cut-off is clear. It is in operation at Premier League grounds only.
Effectively, only Premier League clubs have licenses due to the infrastructure, workforce and costs that are involved.
The match cost is £9,250, which is shared equally by the competing clubs from the gate receipts.
didn't know we would be paying half's, lucky it is a sell out...PUSB
ccfcchris
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Tip Reasoning
Southampton are short with the oddsmakers to get past Coventry in Saturday’s FA Cup fourth round clash, but there will be some awkward moments before the Saints go marching in.
Ralph Hasenhuttl’s side have lost only once at home in the Premier League this season and are unbeaten in their last eight at St Mary’s, but rarely keep clean sheets on their own patch any more. The three they have managed this season came early on and Saints have allowed their opponents to score in all five of their home games since the start of December.
Coventry have the firepower – if Gyokeres plays
This suggests Saturday’s tie has strong possibilities of being a ‘both teams to score’ affair. The Sky Blues were shut out for the first time this year when they went down 1-0 at Middlesbrough last week, although they were doing plenty of pressing for the opener themselves when Boro’s substitutions paid off.
Mark Robins’ men set up well away from home – as their record of two wins, three draws and only one defeat in their last six Championship aways suggests. Coventry have seen both teams score in three of the last four away games and – as long as they don’t rest leading striker Viktor Gyokeres on the south coast – should oblige again in this respect.
St Mary’s, where both teams have scored in the last five games, has become a real stronghold for Southampton in FA Cup ties with the hosts unbeaten in 90 minutes in their last six there. That’s a big part of our correct score play reasoning that Hasenhuttl’s men make it into the fifth round draw after a 2-1 success this Saturday.
Simon Barlow
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- Both teams have scored in Southampton’s last five home games.
- Both teams have scored in three of the last four Coventry City away games.
- Southampton have not lost any of their last six home FA Cup ties over 90 mins (Won 4, Drawn 2).
Southampton are short with the oddsmakers to get past Coventry in Saturday’s FA Cup fourth round clash, but there will be some awkward moments before the Saints go marching in.
Ralph Hasenhuttl’s side have lost only once at home in the Premier League this season and are unbeaten in their last eight at St Mary’s, but rarely keep clean sheets on their own patch any more. The three they have managed this season came early on and Saints have allowed their opponents to score in all five of their home games since the start of December.
Coventry have the firepower – if Gyokeres plays
This suggests Saturday’s tie has strong possibilities of being a ‘both teams to score’ affair. The Sky Blues were shut out for the first time this year when they went down 1-0 at Middlesbrough last week, although they were doing plenty of pressing for the opener themselves when Boro’s substitutions paid off.
Mark Robins’ men set up well away from home – as their record of two wins, three draws and only one defeat in their last six Championship aways suggests. Coventry have seen both teams score in three of the last four away games and – as long as they don’t rest leading striker Viktor Gyokeres on the south coast – should oblige again in this respect.
St Mary’s, where both teams have scored in the last five games, has become a real stronghold for Southampton in FA Cup ties with the hosts unbeaten in 90 minutes in their last six there. That’s a big part of our correct score play reasoning that Hasenhuttl’s men make it into the fifth round draw after a 2-1 success this Saturday.
Simon Barlow
Southampton vs Coventry Predictions, Betting Tips and Match Previews
Southampton vs Coventry City predictions and tips for Tuesday's Championship clash. Click here for our free match predictions and betting tips.
no_loyalty
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Bugsy
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If VAR goes against us, we should demand a refund.
fuck VAR, fuck VAR, fuck VAR....PUSB
Liquid Gold
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I think if VAR is used many will get to see how absolutely shite it is.
Fine for the armchair fans with commentators going through the details for 5 minutes but in the stadium you just have to stand there waiting while nobody tells you what is going on or why.
It's a properly shite system.
Fine for the armchair fans with commentators going through the details for 5 minutes but in the stadium you just have to stand there waiting while nobody tells you what is going on or why.
It's a properly shite system.
robbiethemole
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It would have saved us losing to Baggies and Kipre’s handball goal
Johhny Blue
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To balance that it would have cost us a point at Millwall
Liquid Gold
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Just like all things it eventually balances out. I'd rather it balance out with incorrect decisions both ways than balance out by taking the passion out of football by forcing people to wait to celebrate a goal.