I don't know what you mean really, not sure how much they charged for Friday's game but here are their official ticket prices for the FA cup. http://www.manutd.com/pix/Emails/Files/2017/MEM081Prem-FACup-Pricing.pdfNot if they charge the same!-
It's all about odds. Over time it will even outNo, he's wrong.
Your correct on one thing the law of averages point is to being drawn away however Peterborough are a side to avoid and have goals a plenty in them and disposed of villa at villa.
There are still plenty other L2 sides and L1 clubs below Peterborough in the league still in the cup.
Newport, Notts county, Yeovil. Carlise Mansfield and Stevenage have replays to get through too so are still in the hat. With MK Dons, Rochdale and Fleetwood who are narrowly in the hat too.
It's all about odds. Over time it will even out
I don't think CCFC would see much of whatever we make, for obvious reasons.I don't know what you mean really, not sure how much they charged for Friday's game but here are their official ticket prices for the FA cup. http://www.manutd.com/pix/Emails/Files/2017/MEM081Prem-FACup-Pricing.pdf
Even at £10 per ticket they would pull in £740,000 gross
It's all about odds. Over time it will even out
Man United away just to make money and for MR to stuff it up his old team.But we will probably get Newport away and get knocked out.
It will probably be Rochdale away.
Or Rochale for those who remember our last fa cup visit.
But what a chip shop?
Yep, its 50/50 or the laws of mathematics are in jeopardy.That's true. It is all about odds and over time it is likely (but not certain) to even out. However that doesn't alter the probability of a home tie in the next round.
I get what you are saying, this is MR's post-match transcript, according to the Telegraph. "It's a really proud day" - Mark Robins' post-match transcriptI don't think CCFC would see much of whatever we make, for obvious reasons.
I think he was referring to the chip shop opposite the entrance to the away end, it is very good!!steve82 post: 1456859 said:I'm gonna be honest you've lost me here... been trying to think but nothing.
actually you are notyou're just as likely to be away 10 times out of 10 as you are to have 5 home and 5 away draws.
I think he was referring to the chip shop opposite the entrance to the away end, it is very good!!
you're just as likely to be away 10 times out of 10 as you are to have 5 home and 5 away draws.
Was just thinking that Birmingham at home would tick all the right boxes.
Winnable
Would generate a lot of interest
And would produce a very healthy attendance.
Not true....... many more combinations of five home and five away draws, whereas only 1 possibility in ...lots! of 10 home, or 10 away.
Sorry to be a saddo on the subject - someone who's an expert on probability can give a fuller explanation! (Thanks SB Sam !!)
Man Utd have something like 55K season ticket holders and its a condition of having a season ticket that you have to buy a ticket for home cup games so that would be a lovely pay day.Man United away. They got a crowd of almost 74000 against Derby on friday. 45% of that would be very nice. (plus the winner's prize money)
I think you'll find that's 'possibly' not 'probably'. Then again, you could be right and I wrong. Probably. Trenchie, over to you.Yeovil away probably
any combination from 10 draws, whether 10 homes, 10 aways, 5 homes 5 aways, 4 homes 6 aways has exactly the same mathematical chance of being drawn though I may be wrong @mrtrench will be able to confirm!
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