Yet to be listed officially but would be a very strange time if it's not.
http://www.thefa.com/news/the-fa-cup/2014/oct/first-round-live-television-games-confirmed
http://www.thefa.com/news/the-fa-cup/2014/oct/first-round-live-television-games-confirmed
Is it the programme where they have a couple of pundits and just go to each ground to get updates? That is shocking. Surely they should put a full match on.
Taken from the BBC website..
"Mark Chapman will introduce live coverage of the second round draw on BBC Two at 19:00 GMT on Monday from the National Football Museum in Manchester.
Other programmes to look out for include Jason Mohammad presenting a new FA Cup edition of Final Score on BBC One between 13:55 and 16:20 GMT on Sunday, 9 November as eight first-round matches take place.
Manish Bhasin will then wrap up all the weekend's action later the same day on BBC Two with a full FA Cup highlights programme between 18:30 and 20:00 GMT."
"Mark Chapman will introduce live coverage of the second round draw on BBC Two at 19:00 GMT on Monday from the National Football Museum in Manchester.
Other programmes to look out for include Jason Mohammad presenting a new FA Cup edition of Final Score on BBC One between 13:55 and 16:20 GMT on Sunday, 9 November as eight first-round matches take place.
Manish Bhasin will then wrap up all the weekend's action later the same day on BBC Two with a full FA Cup highlights programme between 18:30 and 20:00 GMT."
To be fair, even if it was a quid to get in, I doubt we'd break the 10,000 barrier.
They may bring a thousand or so.
£10 for Adults
£5 for kids
Is what Worcester are being charged, so I'd imagine it being the same for us.
Perhaps the wonderful world of football punditry are expecting { hoping} for a shock result ? Ironically me and my family will more likely go on a Sunday, because two of my daughters work Saturdays now. Any recommendations for a pre match local Sunday dinner in the vicinity of CV6 ?
thats good news for me, as I dont get back from Tunisia til 2.30 pm on Sat, would have been an awful rush. purely selfish I know, but fook it, a bit of me time is wonderful :laugh:
Even in these times of TV ruling everything this has to be a new low. Games being moved to fit in with when the BBC want to show Final Score.
Silence_Is_The_Enemy
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as if tv wasnt killing football enough it has sunk to a whole new low 
im at wembley that day so now cant do it and to make it even better i cant even watch from a pub or bookies fuck the bbc and fuck the fa for allowing this shit
im at wembley that day so now cant do it and to make it even better i cant even watch from a pub or bookies fuck the bbc and fuck the fa for allowing this shit
I wonder how long it will be before the trophy is renamed the F@ Cup to fit in with their future social media strategies.
There will be live streams on wizwig or a like site.as if tv wasnt killing football enough it has sunk to a whole new low
Silence_Is_The_Enemy
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Could the club have refused to change the fixture? It's lucky our landlords don't need their ground that day.
You only had to see all the empty seats that were at the Stoke game yesterday, to see what supporters think of the early rounds of any cup.
And that was 2 prem clubs playing.
So nothing unusual in low crowds for cup matches, even at the Man City, Newcastle game you could see empty seats.
And that was 2 prem clubs playing.
So nothing unusual in low crowds for cup matches, even at the Man City, Newcastle game you could see empty seats.
Not a problem they could play on the Saturday.......
Anyway the BBC are paying £200 we need the money.
as if tv wasnt killing football enough it has sunk to a whole new low
At the NFL too then?
I can see the two clubs agreeing something along those lines but I'm sure it's the FA that set the prices.
