alexccfc99
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You get 9 subs in the FA Cup 
We’re gonna have to name Dave Boddy and the tea lady on the bench to make up the numbers
We’re gonna have to name Dave Boddy and the tea lady on the bench to make up the numbers
Match Thread Wrexham FA Cup match (1 Viewer)
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There’s not a chance that this will cost the club to play the fixture. Stadium contract already agreed, players contracts agreed. Revenue from probably about 12000 fans including many paying extra to sit in the lounges at £25 a pop, Wrexham fans on the pop and a wedge of TV money .
Only significant extra costs are security.
Plus a win means …..more££££
Only significant extra costs are security.
Plus a win means …..more££££
richnrg
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Wrexham very excited by the looks of it
www.mirror.co.uk
Wrexham striker Ollie Palmer admits their non league players are unimpressed about being sent to Coventry.
The National League promotion chasers today visit the Championship Sky Blues, who won the FA Cup in 1987. But Palmer admits Phil Parkinson's side, who are second in the fifth tier, would much rather have had either a home tie or a top-flight club.
Palmer, 30, who has 12 goals this term, told the Mirror: “Coventry isn’t overly appealing to the lads to be honest. “You either want a big Premier League club away or get drawn at home. “Everything in between in League One or Championship is a bit like: whatever.
what a cúnt
Wrexham players unimpressed with "whatever" FA Cup opponents
Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney-owned Wrexham have been drawn against Championship Coventry in the FA Cup third round but Ollie Palmer isn't overly excited about the tie
www.mirror.co.uk
Wrexham striker Ollie Palmer admits their non league players are unimpressed about being sent to Coventry.
The National League promotion chasers today visit the Championship Sky Blues, who won the FA Cup in 1987. But Palmer admits Phil Parkinson's side, who are second in the fifth tier, would much rather have had either a home tie or a top-flight club.
Palmer, 30, who has 12 goals this term, told the Mirror: “Coventry isn’t overly appealing to the lads to be honest. “You either want a big Premier League club away or get drawn at home. “Everything in between in League One or Championship is a bit like: whatever.
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Mostly agree, except it doesn't rest Bidwell though, who has played almost every minute in just about the most demanding position, so I would expect him to get a (well deserved) rest.
Skyblue_CP
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Wrexham very excited by the looks of it
Wrexham players unimpressed with "whatever" FA Cup opponents
Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney-owned Wrexham have been drawn against Championship Coventry in the FA Cup third round but Ollie Palmer isn't overly excited about the tie
Wrexham striker Ollie Palmer admits their non league players are unimpressed about being sent to Coventry.
The National League promotion chasers today visit the Championship Sky Blues, who won the FA Cup in 1987. But Palmer admits Phil Parkinson's side, who are second in the fifth tier, would much rather have had either a home tie or a top-flight club.
Palmer, 30, who has 12 goals this term, told the Mirror: “Coventry isn’t overly appealing to the lads to be honest. “You either want a big Premier League club away or get drawn at home. “Everything in between in League One or Championship is a bit like: whatever.
what a cúnt
Fair play to him, if a Championship side came in for him I guess that would be “Whatever” aswell then.
Skyblue_CP
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Fair play to him, if a Championship side came in for him I guess that would be “Whatever” aswell then, whoever he is.
Johhny Blue
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He won’t be in. They’ll play their strongest 11
pusbccfc
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Wrexham very excited by the looks of it
Wrexham players unimpressed with "whatever" FA Cup opponents
Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney-owned Wrexham have been drawn against Championship Coventry in the FA Cup third round but Ollie Palmer isn't overly excited about the tie
Wrexham striker Ollie Palmer admits their non league players are unimpressed about being sent to Coventry.
The National League promotion chasers today visit the Championship Sky Blues, who won the FA Cup in 1987. But Palmer admits Phil Parkinson's side, who are second in the fifth tier, would much rather have had either a home tie or a top-flight club.
Palmer, 30, who has 12 goals this term, told the Mirror: “Coventry isn’t overly appealing to the lads to be honest. “You either want a big Premier League club away or get drawn at home. “Everything in between in League One or Championship is a bit like: whatever.
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Won't be overly appealing when Gyökeres comes on at half time and scares the shit out of him.
Johhny Blue
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Hopefully if there’s a pen the tea lady takes itYou get 9 subs in the FA Cup
alexccfc99
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Cheeky fucker - you wouldn’t think they’ve been in Non League for 15 yearsWrexham very excited by the looks of it
Wrexham players unimpressed with "whatever" FA Cup opponents
Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney-owned Wrexham have been drawn against Championship Coventry in the FA Cup third round but Ollie Palmer isn't overly excited about the tie
Wrexham striker Ollie Palmer admits their non league players are unimpressed about being sent to Coventry.
The National League promotion chasers today visit the Championship Sky Blues, who won the FA Cup in 1987. But Palmer admits Phil Parkinson's side, who are second in the fifth tier, would much rather have had either a home tie or a top-flight club.
Palmer, 30, who has 12 goals this term, told the Mirror: “Coventry isn’t overly appealing to the lads to be honest. “You either want a big Premier League club away or get drawn at home. “Everything in between in League One or Championship is a bit like: whatever.
what a cúnt
Hope we spank them 5 zip, there’s the team talk done tomorrow at least
edgy
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Wrexham very excited by the looks of it
Wrexham players unimpressed with "whatever" FA Cup opponents
Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney-owned Wrexham have been drawn against Championship Coventry in the FA Cup third round but Ollie Palmer isn't overly excited about the tie
Wrexham striker Ollie Palmer admits their non league players are unimpressed about being sent to Coventry.
The National League promotion chasers today visit the Championship Sky Blues, who won the FA Cup in 1987. But Palmer admits Phil Parkinson's side, who are second in the fifth tier, would much rather have had either a home tie or a top-flight club.
Palmer, 30, who has 12 goals this term, told the Mirror: “Coventry isn’t overly appealing to the lads to be honest. “You either want a big Premier League club away or get drawn at home. “Everything in between in League One or Championship is a bit like: whatever.
what a cúnt
There's Robin's pep-talk written for him.
Footballers are a stupid breed. Although he's being truthful, saying something like that can't be good for anyone. Sounds like they aren't bothered by the game (even if they actually are) and in the same breath passively insulting the opponents.
Terry Gibson's perm
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A lot of our fans think the same and the attendance will show that, people don’t want to watch non league footballers.
WrexhamFans
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Totally taken out of context.
Yes you are a much bigger club, play in a fantastic stadium and if you play your first team play you should destroy us, but you've hardly sold any tickets and your not playing your best team.
Hes talking about the the draw in general, Not many non league teams get to round 3, so when you get a chance after winning 3 games already, not to draw a big club or at least a PL team then it's a little disappointing.
This weekend he could have played against Liverpool, Chelsea or Man United who all would sell their stadiums out and would have give him a chance to tell his grandchildren he once played in front of 70,000 fans at old Trafford.
If you get through to the next round and you draw someone like Bournemouth or Southampton for example then would your players be a little disappointed.
alexccfc99
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We got Southampton last season! Cracking day out - don’t knock it till you’ve tried it
Earlsdon_Skyblue1
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It isn't taken out of context. It's a spoiled brat talking because Ryan Reynolds hangs around the corporate areas and everyone's ego is growing. For a non-league team to get a Championship opponent at any stage should be pretty flattering.
There needs to be a bit of a reality check here.
I live in Dorset so would be happy with either !
pusbccfc
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It's even better when you realise who Palmer has played for. The biggest club he's been at is Grimsby Town.
pusbccfc
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Any away match in the FA Cup is brilliant as long as it is someone who is not in your league.
Look at MK Dons away 5 years ago. Huge bandwagon of 8000+ down there despite having played there many times.
torchomatic
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Probably has been mentioned but just in case, the game is on S4C, available through iPlayer.
Sky_Blue_Dreamer
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But we'll make slightly less of a loss if we win than if we don't.
Alan Dugdales Moustache
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That's a fair assessment. I think the press comment that he's " disappointed" doesn't actually mean he disrespects Cov city and I'm sure when tomorrow comes he'll be buzzing to get out and see what the championship standard is all about .
It'll be a disappoint crowd from a Cov perspective but given the fact it's on telly etc I'm not at all surprised.
Whatever happens, if we beat your lot and get an away draw we'll sell out our allocation up to over 10,000 if it is possible. We have a staggering following away in the fa cup for some reason.
Enjoy your day, but not too much !
The sheer RESTRAINT of you to not include Allen in that first XI...
Sky_Blue_Dreamer
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We have a time-traveller amongst us!
Sky_Blue_Dreamer
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Even if we can't fill the bench with players he'd be happy to play, I'd still fill it with U23 or even academy players just to give them that experience.
Frankly if you're over 21 and the manager isn't even willing to put you on the bench against a non-league team because he thinks you're not good enough to beat them, your days here are numbered.
tescostandrod
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The odds are behind us, but I worry about Mullen upfront.
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Johhny Blue
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7/5 for O’Hare to score anytimeThe odds are behind us, but I worry about Mullen upfront.
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pusbccfc
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No chance. Sales not too dissimilar to when were at the Ricoh in League 1 4/5 years ago. Will be around 8/9000 Coventry fans there. Hospitality and west Stand is busy. Singers corner nearly sold out. Many will pay on the gate for a game like tomorrow.
I'd guess at a crowd of around 12/13k.