FA Cup 2017/18

[ozzie owl]

5th Round Draw

Sheffield Wednesday v Notts County/Swansea
West Brom v Southampton
Chelsea v Hull
Leicester v Sheffield United
Huddersfield/Birmingham v Manchester United
Millwall/Rochdale v Newport County or Tottenham
Brighton v Coventry
Wigan v Manchester City

[N5 1BH]

Rochdale Vs Newport County is the tie of the round for me

[Nice One Cyril]

Rochdale Vs Newport County is the tie of the round for me

Anybody v Newport would be your tie of the round, but that ain't gonna happen. Wait till we get them on the wide open carpet at Wembley :wink:

PS. Who did Arsenal draw?

[N5 1BH]

Interesting that the spuds have played at Wembley about the same amount of times as the Gunners last 5 or so years. Only difference..... we never had to hire it out.

[God is an Englishman]

Interesting that the spuds have played at Wembley about the same amount of times as the Gunners last 5 or so years. Only difference..... we never had to hire it out.

Never?

[Victoria's Secret]

Interesting that the spuds have played at Wembley about the same amount of times as the Gunners last 5 or so years. Only difference..... we never had to hire it out.

Never?

in the past 5 years they haven't I don't think.

[God is an Englishman]

Interesting that the spuds have played at Wembley about the same amount of times as the Gunners last 5 or so years. Only difference..... we never had to hire it out.

Never?

in the past 5 years they haven't I don't think.

Never?

[Victoria's Secret]

Which game(s)?

Can't be bothered looking it up!

[God is an Englishman]

Which game(s)?

Can't be bothered looking it up!

They played champions league games there in 98

[Victoria's Secret]

Which game(s)?

Can't be bothered looking it up!

They played champions league games there in 98

which is more than 5 years ago....

[God is an Englishman]

Which game(s)?

Can't be bothered looking it up!

They played champions league games there in 98

which is more than 5 years ago....

Never doesn't have a time line.

[Victoria's Secret]

Never doesn't have a time line.

It does when it mentions 5 years or so. You could argue the or so includes 1998 if we talking a long period, I will grant you that.

[Jørgen Inge Mykland]

You could argue

Shay.

[God is an Englishman]

Never doesn't have a time line.

It does when it mentions 5 years or so. You could argue the or so includes 1998 if we talking a long period, I will grant you that.

Never
adverb
1.
not ever; at no time:
Such an idea never occurred to me.
2.
not at all; absolutely not:
never mind; This will never do.
3.
to no extent or degree:
He was never the wiser for his experience.

[Victoria's Secret]

Never doesn't have a time line.

It does when it mentions 5 years or so. You could argue the or so includes 1998 if we talking a long period, I will grant you that.

Never
adverb
1.
not ever; at no time:
Such an idea never occurred to me.
2.
not at all; absolutely not:
never mind; This will never do.
3.
to no extent or degree:
He was never the wiser for his experience.

And he clearly mentioned never in the 5 years or so. I didn't need to look up the meaning of never and the context

Interesting that the spuds have played at Wembley about the same amount of times as the Gunners last 5 or so years. Only difference..... we never had to hire it out.

[N5 1BH]

Well I never!

[Bomber]

Well I never!

You should try it some time.

[God is an Englishman]

And he clearly mentioned never in the 5 years or so. I didn't need to look up the meaning of never and the context

Interesting that the spuds have played at Wembley about the same amount of times as the Gunners last 5 or so years. Only difference..... we never had to hire it out.

Had it not been a new sentence or he'd said "during that time" your point would be valid. He didn't, so it isn't. NEVER! You're defending him quite strongly, alter ego?

[Victoria's Secret]

And he clearly mentioned never in the 5 years or so. I didn't need to look up the meaning of never and the context

Interesting that the spuds have played at Wembley about the same amount of times as the Gunners last 5 or so years. Only difference..... we never had to hire it out.

Had it not been a new sentence or he'd said "during that time" your point would be valid. He didn't, so it isn't. NEVER! You're defending him quite strongly, alter ego?

If it had been a different paragraph you would have a more valid argument. But its the same paragraph, so it's pretty clear what he meant.

[God is an Englishman]

If it had been a different paragraph you would have a more valid argument. But its the same paragraph, so it's pretty clear what he meant.

It may be clear what he meant, it's also clear what he said. NEVER!!

[N5 1BH]

My apologies I typed as I spoke, hence the confusion. For clarity, if I was from around GIAE’s way it might have typed out something like “Only diffence mush ..... we nivver ‘ad ta hyer it owt.”

[Victoria's Secret]

My apologies I typed as I spoke, hence the confusion. For clarity, if I was from around GIAE’s way it might have typed out something like “Only diffence mush ..... we nivver ‘ad ta hyer it owt.”

They speak proper in Royal Tunbridge wells.

[God is an Englishman]

My apologies I typed as I spoke, hence the confusion. For clarity, if I was from around GIAE’s way it might have typed out something like “Only diffence mush ..... we nivver ‘ad ta hyer it owt.”

But you ave ad to ire it owt.

[Victoria's Secret]

My apologies I typed as I spoke, hence the confusion. For clarity, if I was from around GIAE’s way it might have typed out something like “Only diffence mush ..... we nivver ‘ad ta hyer it owt.”

But you ave ad to ire it owt.

owt is a Northern word.

[God is an Englishman]

My apologies I typed as I spoke, hence the confusion. For clarity, if I was from around GIAE’s way it might have typed out something like “Only diffence mush ..... we nivver ‘ad ta hyer it owt.”

But you ave ad to ire it owt.

owt is a Northern word.

how would you spell how a S Londoner says out?

[Victoria's Secret]

how would you spell how a S Londoner says out?

ou' ?

[God is an Englishman]

how would you spell how a S Londoner says out?

ou' ?

There's definitely a T in it

[Bomber]

oot or oat, depending which side of the river...............

[God is an Englishman]

oot or oat, depending which side of the river...............

that's just ridiculous

[Bomber]

oot or oat, depending which side of the river...............

that's just ridiculous

You lot all sound the same to us