FA Cup Draw - 3rd Round (Monday 8 December)

[Sweep]

Is it really too much to ask for a home game against some third division team just once?

Not the usual away to a PL team shit that we normally get.

[Monsieur merde de cheval]

I was at the game at their place when it got very scary regarding far too many fans in our section, luckily the old bill were proactive that day

 

I was sat in the upper tier main stand courtesy of a friend who worked for them at the time..
It did become concerning .
My overriding memory is the police horses crapping on the pitch and the the QPR shit sweepers on it double lively

[El Scorchio]

The eight TV games are confirmed,  and we are not one of them
.

Ferret talking absolute pointless shit again. What a surprise. Why even bother making that shit up. 

[the coming of gary]

The eight TV games are confirmed,  and we are not one of them
.

[Fauxstralian]

Tickets on sale to season tickets as Sat Jan 10 at 3pm
£16 with booking fee

[Sarge]

Me too Mike.
thank christ there weren't any fences.
 

[violator]

Been told that this will be the Monday night game 

Match is sponsored by Kappa

[Mad Ferret]

Been told that this will be the Monday night game 

[Far Cough UKunt]

Remember the 77/78 season playing them in the cup at our place. Drew 1-1 then trudged over to Loftus Road on the Monday night for the replay, yes kids, it really did work like that,replaying after 48 hours.
Anyway, it was an absolutely hellish night, it was fucking sheeting it down and the away end back then might as well not have had a roof, us fans were as wet as the players. On the football side, all was going swimmingly as we took a very early lead but in typical West Ham style,we ended up losing   6-1. Yet as bad as that night turned out to be,it was still the fa cup when it actually mattered. I've said on here before that there is much to dislike about modern football but above all,the watering down of the fa cup is unforgivable.

Right now the FA Cup will soon be on the same level as the Johnsons Paint trophy or whatever it's called now?

[Takashi Miike]

I was at the game at their place when it got very scary regarding far too many fans in our section, luckily the old bill were proactive that day

[fraser]

Remember the 77/78 season playing them in the cup at our place. Drew 1-1 then trudged over to Loftus Road on the Monday night for the replay, yes kids, it really did work like that,replaying after 48 hours.
Anyway, it was an absolutely hellish night, it was fucking sheeting it down and the away end back then might as well not have had a roof, us fans were as wet as the players. On the football side, all was going swimmingly as we took a very early lead but in typical West Ham style,we ended up losing   6-1. Yet as bad as that night turned out to be,it was still the fa cup when it actually mattered. I've said on here before that there is much to dislike about modern football but above all,the watering down of the fa cup is unforgivable.

We got relegated that year... 

[only1billybonds]

Remember the 77/78 season playing them in the cup at our place. Drew 1-1 then trudged over to Loftus Road on the Monday night for the replay, yes kids, it really did work like that,replaying after 48 hours.
Anyway, it was an absolutely hellish night, it was fucking sheeting it down and the away end back then might as well not have had a roof, us fans were as wet as the players. On the football side, all was going swimmingly as we took a very early lead but in typical West Ham style,we ended up losing   6-1. Yet as bad as that night turned out to be,it was still the fa cup when it actually mattered. I've said on here before that there is much to dislike about modern football but above all,the watering down of the fa cup is unforgivable.

[wils]

Was at QPR v Birmingham City last night. Championship football so hard to tell exactly how what was on display will translate to a cup game against a shite premier league side. And Birmingham being shite didn’t help
either. Doggedly attacking side that should make for an entertaining game. Fans were lively throughout so expect vocal support. Unlike Birmingham who were literally silent the entire time until they scored. Don’t know what’s happened to that crowd. 

[Mike Oxsaw]

I won’t be the least bit surprised if NES acts the cսnt and does what the likes of Moyes and Allerdyce have done in recent years and throws this game. I’ve had enough  of our managers taking the piss when it comes to cup games so I really hope that Nuno bucks what has become a sickening trend.

 

He may be under instructions from above to throw the game. We all know how much Sullivan hates to fork out for taking the team to additional cup away matches.

[Any Old Iron]

I won’t be the least bit surprised if NES acts the cսnt and does what the likes of Moyes and Allerdyce have done in recent years and throws this game. I’ve had enough  of our managers taking the piss when it comes to cup games so I really hope that Nuno bucks what has become a sickening trend.

[honky cat]

The horseshit on the carpet game always springs to mind with this lot.

1987-88: QPR 3-1 West Ham United (FA Cup)


 

Fucking marvellous. 
All of it, our fans when cottee scored
Even their goals were top drawer
And the horseshit
Yep modern football is rubbish

[Sweep]

The horseshit on the carpet game always springs to mind with this lot.

1987-88: QPR 3-1 West Ham United (FA Cup)

 

[Mad Ferret]

Always liked QPR. Unfashionable, working class club with real fans that aren't cunts like the other lot over that way. 

There's a video on youtube of some young QPR fella absolutely mullering some mouthy Millwall fan in the middle of the road. How can you not like that.

Link?

 

Yeah, I wouldn’t exactly describe that as ‘mullering’.

[honky cat]

Lotus Road is one of the only major London grounds I’ve never been to
Do they have replays anymore or is that another part of the dilution of the once greatest competition?

Roy WEGERLE

 

No its extra time and penalties.

Back in the day i thought it was a shit ground, lots of restricted view and the plastic pitch nonsense and lacks the charm of fulham. But great pubs, and a choice of tubes to get home, or up town for a few more drinks. Of course now post-bowl, its the best thing ever.
 

[Dick Shaftsbury]

Always liked QPR. Unfashionable, working class club with real fans that aren't cunts like the other lot over that way. 

There's a video on youtube of some young QPR fella absolutely mullering some mouthy Millwall fan in the middle of the road. How can you not like that.

Link?

 

 

[mallard]

Lotus Road is one of the only major London grounds I’ve never been to
Do they have replays anymore or is that another part of the dilution of the once greatest competition?

Roy WEGERLE

[honky cat]

Went over there about 30 years ago for a game. We Lost 2-1, but it flattered us, we were well beaten after about half an hour, ferdinand and sinclair in their prime.
I was a bit late getting to white city for the tube home and the platforms were completely deserted. All quiet. Then a lot of feedback and rustling sounds came over the tannoy and a couple of herberts started belting out bubbles, followed by an indian voice shouting get out what are you doing, youre not allowed in here. More feedback noises, a bit of chim chiminey and what sounded like a tug of war over the microphone followed by silence. I was giggling to myself for about a week after. I told the story to my old man, who was seriously ill in hospital at the time he was laughing so much he had a bad turn, we had to call the nurse over.

[Swiss.]

i think it was only the 2nd game I went to in the FA cup athe Boleyn and we drew 0-0. Replay during the week was a disaster 5-1 defeat. I was far too young to go there. I thnk we even scored first. The pitch was anud bath there. I guess that's why they got the plastic pitch.

Was in front the goal in the away end at Loftus road when Frankie Mac scored in a 0-1 win in 85/86. 

[GBHammer63]

Always remember a cracking cup game against them at UP, must have been about 1974 or 75 - they were a top side - Parkes, Bowles, Francis, Thomas. Pat Holland played an absolute blinder and we beat them 2-1. Behind the goal, North Bank. Unforgettable atmosphere.

We’re a brilliant team then, Bowles was a magician, Givens quality. Was it Thomas who was the winger? 

[the exile]

Always remember a cracking cup game against them at UP, must have been about 1974 or 75 - they were a top side - Parkes, Bowles, Francis, Thomas. Pat Holland played an absolute blinder and we beat them 2-1. Behind the goal, North Bank. Unforgettable atmosphere.

[the exile]

Whatever happened to Hogan Ephraim? I remember a lot of people getting very excited about him as a youth player and someone came on here and swore that he would end up playing for England. Never made the breakthrough here and went to QPR and disappeared...