Round 4 : who do you want ? (1 Viewer)

This is the full list for the draw:

1. Sheffield United
2. Watford
3. Birmingham City
4. Liverpool
5. Brighton or Crystal Palace
6. Peterborough
7. Bournemouth or Wigan
8. Coventry
9. Newport County
10. Huddersfield
11. Yeovil
12. Nottingham Forest
13. Notts County
14. MK Dons
15. Manchester United
16. West Brom
17. Rochdale
18. Tottenham
19. Middlesbrough
20. Fleetwood or Leicester
21. Hull
22. Cardiff or Mansfield
23. Manchester City
24. Shrewsbury or West Ham
25. Wolves or Swansea
26. Stevenage or Reading
27. Newcastle
28. Millwall
29. Southampton
30. Preston
31. Norwich or Chelsea
32. Carlisle or Sheffield Wednesday

Watch it be Carlisle away.

Anyone but Millwall or Shrewsbury please.

is it better get one of the big prem sides away or at home? which would generate most money for the club?

IrishSkyBlue said:

is it better get one of the big prem sides away or at home? which would generate most money for the club?

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Whichever one is likely to have the biggest crowd (assuming ticket prices will be more or less the same for every club). Revenue is split 50:50.

Anyone been invited to attend the draw?

If its a PL team then Brighton or Huddersfield away will do for me. They're a couple I've not been to and probably not much chance of playing them any other time. If its a home tie then Rochdale or Stevenage at home will do me. Get through to the next round.

Surely we’re due to play Huddersfield soon? We always miss them, think it’s about 50 years since we played them. Same with Fulham.

I’d like one of the weaker Prem teams at home. So, Bournemouth (or Wigan), West Brom, Southampton or West Ham (or Shrewsbury)

Want someone who would put loadsa money into our pockets and enable us to secure a topish striker to give us promotion

superskyblue said:

Whichever one is likely to have the biggest crowd (assuming ticket prices will be more or less the same for every club). Revenue is split 50:50.

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It's 45% each and 10% to the FA for prize money.
Interesting the officials fees...
The Competition Proper: Third, Fourth, Fifth and Sixth Rounds:Referee, £375.00; Assistant Referees, £375.00 each; Fourth Official, £300.00.

West Brom at home

fernandopartridge said:

At 45% of ticket income we would be much better off with an away tie at a ground with a larger capacity than ours. Man Utd is the ideal scenario particularly with their prices.

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Yeovil away so it’s only a 3000 odd gate that we get 45% of.:emoji_thumbsup:

Wouldn’t mind Wolves at the Ricoh if they get past Swansea.

SlowerThanPlatt said:

Surely we’re due to play Huddersfield soon? We always miss them, think it’s about 50 years since we played them. Same with Fulham.

I’d like one of the weaker Prem teams at home. So, Bournemouth (or Wigan), West Brom, Southampton or West Ham (or Shrewsbury)

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Not not Shrewsbury I need to take a dump every time I think of them

Houchens Head said:

Give me a shout if you get a spare hour and we can meet in Newport somewhere for a pint!

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Which Newport? :emoji_smirk:

Here we go!!!!!

Can't believe the BBC wont let you watch the draw if you are outside the UK. Video is blocked.

Its great to see people talking about our club again on national TV.

IS THAT DALE EVANS IN THE BACKGROUND BEHIND MR?????????????????

oucho said:

IS THAT DALE EVANS IN THE BACKGROUND BEHIND MR?????????????????

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I think someone has photoshopped him into the shot.

Nice coverage to be honest.

The guy with the beard ?

Fuck Andy Reid has put on about 5 stone since I last saw him play

Fucking hell

MK Dons

MK Dons away. Meh.

stevefloyd said:

Fucking hell

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At least we can knock out the dirty franchisers!

MK Flipping Franchise Don's!! Boooo!!!

No money or tele their I am afraid

MK Dons

Bit of a shit draw that.

Mk dons.. Meh

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not a lot of finance there, though there's always Man Utd in the next draw.

Beatable though.

Ok we will have them ! R6 here we come