A mai napig nem értem miért kap állást Hoddle? Eddig még sehol sem bizonyított. Ha jól tudom, csak féléves szerződést kapott, úgyhogy van remény:) A másik régi-új manager a Championshipben Stan Ternent, aki a tavaly szezon végéig a burnley edzője volt 8 éven át, és mindig sikeresen benttartotta a csapatot.
az FA Cup sorsolásánál láttam, hogy valamelyikőtök Plymouth drukker.(bocs kicsit későn kapcsólodtam be, és nem nézte vissza ki is az). Csak azért kérdezem, mert az egyik munkatársam nagy Plymouth szurkoló (és megrögzött angol foci mániás), hogy felvehetné vele a kapcsolatot.
a Bazstarddal mi már ketten vagyunk magyar WFC drukkerek!
A beharangozóban azt mondta a "szpíker",hogy 5.ligás a Hinckley. A Conference North-ban játszanak,jelenleg a 14. helyen vannak.Szerintem az már a 6.vonal .
Crewe v Ipswich 2.90 3.20 2.15 V3 Derby v Coventry 1.90 3.20 3.50 H3 Leeds v Leicester 2.25 3.20 2.75 V3 Nottm Forest v Q P R 2.40 3.10 2.60 V3 Plymouth v Burnley 2.15 3.10 3.00 V5 Sunderland v West Ham 1.90 3.20 3.50 H3
Brighton v Rotherham 1.80 3.40 3.60 Cardiff v Gillingham 1.83 3.20 3.75 H3 Nottm Forest v Q P R 2.40 3.10 2.60 D4 Plymouth v Burnley 2.15 3.10 3.00 H3 Sunderland v West Ham 1.90 3.20 3.50 H3 Watford v Stoke 2.10 3.00 3.20 V3
Brighton v Rotherham 1.80 3.40 3.60 A 3 Cardiff v Gillingham 1.83 3.20 3.75 H 5 Crewe v Ipswich 2.90 3.20 2.15 A 5 Derby v Coventry 1.90 3.20 3.50 H 5 Plymouth v Burnley 2.15 3.10 3.00 H 5 Watford v Stoke 2.10 3.00 3.20 H 5
Semmi gond. Én azt hittem, hogy arra bíztatsz, hogy championship meccseket jelöljek ki. Végülis mindegy. A játék kezdetén Muntanitz azt mondta, hogy ne legyen conference , mert egy csapatnak sem szurkol senki. Talán, ha többen vállalnának kijelölést, akkor lehetne.
Apropó Kupa. Kedden elszálltunk az LDV-ben, szombaton még nehezebb lesz. Nem is kaphattunk volna nehezebb ellenfelet talán. :( FA Kupa:
Wycombe - Luton
Jaj ne haragudj, tiszta hülye vagyok. Először kijelentem, hogy csak Championship meccsek lesznek, aztán meg megkérlek, hogy akarsz-e kijelölni. Mintha lenne más választás :) Azt hiszem az megfelel, ha ugyanúgy mint a múltkor, bármelyik Championship meccsre lehet fogadni? Mivel nincs alternatíva. És ha már kiválasztunk 12-t, mint normális esetben, közben meg 11 meccs lesz. Tényleg, mi van a Conference-szel? Már nem utazunk benne?
A hétvégi szelvény:
Brighton v Rotherham 1.80 3.40 3.60
Cardiff v Gillingham 1.83 3.20 3.75
Crewe v Ipswich 2.90 3.20 2.15
Derby v Coventry 1.90 3.20 3.50
Leeds v Leicester 2.25 3.20 2.75
Millwall v Sheff Utd 1.95 3.20 3.30
Nottm Forest v Q P R 2.40 3.10 2.60
Plymouth v Burnley 2.15 3.10 3.00
Sunderland v West Ham 1.90 3.20 3.50
Watford v Stoke 2.10 3.00 3.20
Wolves v Reading 2.30 3.20 2.62
Fogadni mint mindig, szombat 16:00-ig lehet. Sok sikert.
Ian Holloway speaks in a way that cannot be explained, a dialect full of something that's hard to put your finger on. Catchphrases? Soundbites? No - Ollyisms and these are some of the best.
An Ollyism can be anything from the bizarre saying to the motivational speech, the strange phrase to the down right confusing sentence. Following is an affectionate tribute to our slightly insane manager and his love of a soundbite.
This section can be accessed from the menu on the left and will be regularly added to so keep checking back for the latest from Planet 'Ollywood. If you hear an Ollyism that you think we should include, please mail it to us – ron@qprnet.comSEASON 2004-2005On our performance during a pre-season friendly
"When you play with wingers you look a bit like a taxi with both doors open, anyone can get in or out" On big man Georges Santos
"He's a big lad, he can clean out your guttering without standing on a ladder" When asked how much he earned as a player, compared to Rooney
"Not enough to go to brothels" On QPR's bad start to the season
"In football, there is no definite lifespan or time span for a manager. After a while you start smelling of fish. The other week it looked like I was stinking of Halibut!" (thanks to Pipes) On being in the top ten
"Who would have thought a few weeks ago that we would be sitting in this position now? It's like the song, 'wait a minute, it stopped hailing, guys are swimming, gals are sailing.' I love that song"
On coming back from two down to beat Leicester 3-2
"I was up and down like Zebedee from the Magic Roundabout" On the height of our defence against Leicester
"We had a monster team out there, all the big guys, the roof inspectors as I call them" On easing Danny Shittu back from injury
"The games are coming thick and fast for him. I've told him to go down to Iceland and ask if he can sit in one of their freezers." On the teams bouncebackability
"We are the kind of team that will get back into the match if you do not kill us off. It's like putting a snake in a bag, if you do not tie it up, it will wriggle free"
SEASON 2003-2004
After the "ugly" win against Chesterfield
"To put it in gentleman’s terms if you’ve been out for a night and you’re looking for a young lady and you pull one, some weeks they’re good looking and some weeks they’re not the best. Our performance today would have been not the best looking bird but at least we got her in the taxi. She weren’t the best looking lady we ended up taking home but she was very pleasant and very nice, so thanks very much lets have a coffee" After the Barnsley win
"My day didn't start very well... the Holloway household was very sad this morning, we had to have our dog put down unfortunately but that's life. I've just said to the lads, you're born and you die on a date, you've got to work on the dash in the middle" (thanks to Clive Seymour) On the denied penalty at Grimsby
"Everyone was laughing because if that was not a penalty then what was? I think my wife even saw that and she's down in St Albans listening to the radio!" (thanks to Colin Gibson) On being linked with the Millwall job
"Do you believe everything you read in the Sun? They've got some nice tits in that paper" When asked if we would beat Manchester City
"I am a football manager I cant see into the future. Last year I thought I was going to Cornwall on my holidays but I ended up going to Lyme Regis" On the linesman not giving the foul for City's first goal
“As far as I’m concerned - I’m from Bristol and so is that lad - and he got it wrong.” On the abuse Gino Padula gets from away fans
"Everyone calls him a gypsy but I can assure you he doesn't live in a caravan. He has a house with foundations" On strikers
"You can say that strikers are very much like postmen: they have to get in and out as quick as they can before the dog starts to have a go." On strikers (still)
"I always say that scoring goals is like driving a car. When the striker is going for goal, he's pushing down that accelerator, so the rest of the team has to come down off that clutch. If the clutch and the accelerator are down at the same time, then you are going to have an accident." After beating Brighton
If you can keep your noses in front at the end, that's what counts. It's been said that I have a bit of a Roman nose and I am keeping it ahead at the moment. Hopefully it's all about the length of your hooter because I might be in front at the end of the season as well On Loftus Road's negative fans
"Most of our fans get behind us and are fantastic but those who don't should shut the hell up or they can come round to my house and I will fight them" After the Notts County Game
"We need a big, ugly defender. If we had one of them we'd have dealt with County's first goal by taking out the ball, the player and the first three rows of seats in the stands" (thanks to Little Matt) After the 4-1 win at Hartlepool
"I've had a week from hell, I'm trying to learn how to relax. I'm now going to enjoy this, take my brain out and stick it in an ice bucket." On Danny Shittu's operation
"The doctor grafted a bit of Danny's hamstring onto his knee, but that wont be a problem for him, he's got more hamstring than the rest of the squad put together." (thanks to George) When asked if Thorpe's chance at Bristol City had gone in....
"If is a big word, if I had long hair I could be a rock star" On the promotion run in
"The fat lady might be picking the mic up but I can't hear her signing yet" On what the club has achieved this season
"We've picked the ship up off the bottom of the ocean, plugged a few leaks and we're floating on the top. Now we want to turn around and sail off into the sunset" On the thrill of gaining promotion
"It's like when I was a kid waiting for santa to turn up worried whether I'd been good enough, To then see he has and he's given you a few toys - this is even better than that feeling. That excitement and exhilaration when you open the door and can see the presents - this is even better than that." On how he felt after the final whistle at Sheffield Weds
"They say that every dog has his day and today is woof day. That might sound crazy but I want to go and bark!"
SEASON 2002-2003
On Richard Langley’s rehabilitation
'He's been out for a year and Richard Langley is still six months away from being Richard Langley and I could do with a fully fit Richard Langley.' On staying at Loftus Road
“This is our cave, and I like living in it.” On axing players from the squad
"When the water stands still in the pond, it starts to stink.” On helping Doudou’s homesickness
"What we've all got to do is pick him up, slap him around and make him feel welcome." On Danny Shittu
"He's the quickest thing we've got, and an absolute animal.” On this season
"I don't want to be patient - I want promotion this season” On the promotion race
"There's going to be one almighty run-in at the end – one almighty sprint for the post. We've got 16 games to go now and I'd say that's about 500 yards of the 'race' to go. It's going to be one hell of a battle. It's going to be ugly," On the dodgy linesman away at Bristol City:
“It was lucky that the linesman wasn't stood in front of me as I would have poked him with a stick to make sure he was awake!” (Thanks to CoastalHoop) On Ollyisms!
“I got them from my father who had more sayings than you can hang your hat on!” (Thanks to A1) On QPR’s days in the Premiership
“If the club was a chocolate bar, it would have licked itself” On the state of the club at present.
"The club isn't on solid ground - it's like I'm on a block of ice. I don't know whether I'm going to go through it, or slide off." (Thanks to CoastalHoop) On the clubs potential
"I call us the Orange club - because our future's bright!" On QPR generally
"This is the peoples club and everybody can have a piece of that pie - a pie that's already smelling beautifully" On Jerome Thomas
"I call him ronseal, he does exactly what it says on the tin. He's an out and out winger." (Thanks to QPRMatt) On The Clubs financial position
'It's like the film Men in Black. I walk around in a black suit, white shirt and black tie where I've had to flash my white light every now and again to erase some memories, but I feel we've got hold of the galaxy now......it's in our hands.'' (Thanks to Neasden Hoop)
On finally coming out of administration
"As a club, we are out of hospital now and we are looking forward to the convalescence and being fighting fit for the future"
On the teams attitude this season
"We've got to be solid and horrible to break down, I don't want to be southern softies!" (Thanks to CoastalHoop)
On players being sold while the club was in administration
"When we seemed to be dying, we were a carcass and the vultures came and fed off our bones"
On playing Richard Langley in a central role
"I know everyone screams that he should play in the middle and I'm no nugget! I know what job he can do there"
On QPR's resilient attitude of late
"We're no longer the flitty farty QPR"
On the effect Sky TV camera's would have on our players
"Well a few of them have had their hair done".
During his radio five live pre-match teamtalk
"I want you to bad rash them"
On how he feels after beating Bristol City twice
"I'm like a swan. I look fine on top of the water but under the water my little legs are going mad"
On whether we can still get automatic promotion
'I used to keep parakeets and I never counted every egg thinking I would get all eight birds - you just hoped they came out of the nest box looking all right.'
On Richard Langley's goal celebration at Blackpool
"He over-elaborated with his celebration - he looked like a chicken stick"
On playing defensive players in midfield
"It’s all very well having a great pianist playing but it’s no good if you haven’t got anyone to get the piano on the stage in the first place, otherwise the pianist would be standing there with no bloody piano to play!" On the good fortune the club has enjoyed of late
"It's as if we've picked up the Titanic from the bottom of the ocean, turned it round and pointed it in the right direction". After the play off final defeat
"Its one of my proudest days in football, but I've caught the bouquet again, I'm always the bridesmaid" (thanks to Clanc)
At 4pm on Sunday 5 December, the big boys enter this season's FA Cup as the draw for the Third Round takes place at Soho Square.
Gary Pallister and Tony Cascarino, opponents in the 1994 FA Cup final when two Eric Cantona penalties helped Manchester United to a 4-0 win over Chelsea, will make the draw to see who will take on who when the competition resumes after Christmas.
The draw will be live on BBC1 following the Hinckley United v Brentford 2nd Round match as well as Sky Sports and BBC Radio Five Live. You'll also be able to listen live online with TheFA.com.
Ones to watch With 64 balls going into the pot, 32 ties will be selected. Cup holders Manchester United, who beat Millwall 3-0 in Cardiff last May, are number 23 in the draw, while the Lions are 25. Arsenal and Chelsea, currently fighting it out at the top of the Premiership are balls 1 and 10 respectively.
Ball number 56 will certainly see a team from outside the top six divisions mix with the country's elite. Isthmian Premier rivals Slough Town and Yeading are both vying for the place.
Across the pyramid, two Southern League sides will be aimng to make it through as Histon take on Yeovil Town for a place in the draw as number 58 and Bath City's tie with Peterborough will decide who will be ball 63. A potential money-spinning tie against a Premiership giant could be in store.
How the numbers are decided This is it - the big boys are here. The Third Round of The FA Cup sees the top two divisions of English football come in, as teams from the Premier League and Football League Championship enter the draw. Those 44 clubs are numbered first alphabetically and the remaining 20 clubs follow on in their match number order from the last round.
The Numbers. The Teams.
1
ARSENAL
2
ASTON VILLA
3
BIRMINGHAM CITY
4
BLACKBURN ROVERS
5
BOLTON WANDERERS
6
BRIGHTON & HOVE ALBION
7
BURNLEY
8
CARDIFF CITY
9
CHARLTON ATHLETIC
10
CHELSEA
11
COVENTRY CITY
12
CREWE ALEXANDRA
13
CRYSTAL PALACE
14
DERBY COUNTY
15
EVERTON
16
FULHAM
17
GILLINGHAM
18
IPSWICH TOWN
19
LEEDS UNITED
20
LEICESTER CITY
21
LIVERPOOL
22
MANCHESTER CITY
23
MANCHESTER UNITED
24
MIDDLESBROUGH
25
MILLWALL
26
NEWCASTLE UNITED
27
NORWICH CITY
28
NOTTINGHAM FOREST
29
PLYMOUTH ARGYLE
30
PORTSMOUTH
31
PRESTON NORTH END
32
QUEENS PARK RANGERS
33
READING
34
ROTHERHAM UNITED
35
SHEFFIELD UNITED
36
SOUTHAMPTON
37
STOKE CITY
38
SUNDERLAND
39
TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR
40
WATFORD
41
WEST BROMWICH ALBION
42
WEST HAM UNITED
43
WIGAN ATHLETIC
44
WOLVERHAMPTON WANDERERS
45
NORTHAMPTON TOWN OR BURY
46
HALIFAX TOWN OR CHESTER CITY
47
STOCKPORT COUNTY OR SWANSEA CITY
48
BLACKPOOL OR PORT VALE
49
RUSHDEN & DIAMONDS OR COLCHESTER UNITED
50
AFC BOURNEMOUTH OR CARLISLE UNITED
51
HINCKLEY UNITED OR BRENTFORD
52
CAMBRIDGE CITY OR MILTON KEYNES DONS
53
SWINDON TOWN OR NOTTS COUNTY
54
HULL CITY OR MACCLESFIELD TOWN
55
WYCOMBE WANDERERS OR LUTON TOWN
56
SLOUGH TOWN OR YEADING
57
SCUNTHORPE UNITED OR WREXHAM
58
HISTON OR YEOVIL TOWN
59
STEVENAGE BOROUGH OR ROCHDALE
60
HARTLEPOOL UNITED OR ALDERSHOT TOWN
61
OLDHAM ATHLETIC OR LEYTON ORIENT
62
HEREFORD UNITED OR BOSTON UNITED
63
PETERBOROUGH UNITED OR BATH CITY
64
EXETER CITY OR DONCASTER ROVERS
Don't forget to log on to TheFA.com on Saturday for all the 2nd Round results and the 3rd Round draw..