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Burton (A) FA Cup
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Re: Burton (A) FA Cup
Swiss. wrote: ↑29 Jan 2026, 15:57eusebiovic wrote: ↑22 Jan 2026, 16:12 Burton is famous for beer because apparently the local water had the perfect minerals for the optimum brewing process.
The fact that Carling is still produced in the town makes a mockery of that statement. You take the best water yet still manage to churn out that shite?
Still, I bet the microbrewery scene is thriving around those partsBurton Ales were not just brewed in Burton. As a teenager I loved a Burton Ale I think brewed in Essex.
Ind Coope wasn't it? In Romford?
They had the licence to brew the stuff.
They had the licence to brew the stuff.
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Re: Burton (A) FA Cup
El Scorchio" wrote: ↑29 Jan 2026, 16:01Pub Bigot" wrote: ↑29 Jan 2026, 11:14El Scorchio" wrote: ↑29 Jan 2026, 10:37Bit unfair if you've got magicians able to purchase tickets.I love typing on a phone, it does a great job of making me appear as a dyslexic yokel. Or maybe I am.Exactly the same here. You could probably pick apart most of my posts. Especially when the ridiculous 'autocorrect' kicks in sometimes. Player names are a cսnt
It’s true. Paqueta keeps being autocorrected to cսnt. Not sure why.
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Re: Burton (A) FA Cup
Pub Bigot" wrote: ↑29 Jan 2026, 11:14El Scorchio" wrote: ↑29 Jan 2026, 10:37Pub Bigot" wrote: ↑26 Jan 2026, 12:41 Sold out at 39 points. I missed out by thee, but a mage got two, so I’m going anyway.
Bit unfair if you've got magicians able to purchase tickets.I love typing on a phone, it does a great job of making me appear as a dyslexic yokel. Or maybe I am.
Exactly the same here. You could probably pick apart most of my posts. Especially when the ridiculous 'autocorrect' kicks in sometimes. Player names are a cսnt
Re: Burton (A) FA Cup
eusebiovic wrote: ↑22 Jan 2026, 16:12 Burton is famous for beer because apparently the local water had the perfect minerals for the optimum brewing process.
The fact that Carling is still produced in the town makes a mockery of that statement. You take the best water yet still manage to churn out that shite?
Still, I bet the microbrewery scene is thriving around those parts
Burton Ales were not just brewed in Burton. As a teenager I loved a Burton Ale I think brewed in Essex.
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Re: Burton (A) FA Cup
El Scorchio" wrote: ↑29 Jan 2026, 10:37Pub Bigot" wrote: ↑26 Jan 2026, 12:41 Sold out at 39 points. I missed out by thee, but a mage got two, so I’m going anyway.
Bit unfair if you've got magicians able to purchase tickets.
I love typing on a phone, it does a great job of making me appear as a dyslexic yokel. Or maybe I am.
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Re: Burton (A) FA Cup
Pub Bigot" wrote: ↑26 Jan 2026, 12:41 Sold out at 39 points. I missed out by thee, but a mage got two, so I’m going anyway.
Bit unfair if you've got magicians able to purchase tickets.
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Re: Burton (A) FA Cup
Id love to see JOEY BARTON pile in on the Brady bunch....
(on his podcast )
Although thinking about it.....it could be a goer
(on his podcast )
Although thinking about it.....it could be a goer
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Re: Burton (A) FA Cup
Pub Bigot" wrote: ↑26 Jan 2026, 12:41 Sold out at 39 points. I missed out by thee, but a mage got two, so I’m going anyway.
Sweet
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Re: Burton (A) FA Cup
XKhammer wrote: ↑23 Jan 2026, 16:50Pub Bigot" wrote: ↑22 Jan 2026, 17:28 Message in a West Ham WhatsApp group I’m in and there are 600 left after bond holders and away STHs got theirs, so it’ll sell out at 40+.Do you think there's a ballot as that my only chance
There never is for grounds with limited allocations.
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Re: Burton (A) FA Cup
Sold out at 39 points. I missed out by thee, but a mage got two, so I’m going anyway.
Re: Burton (A) FA Cup
I've just had a read about Burton. They've had some high profile managers in their time, including Nigel Clough, Roy McFarland, Jimmy Floyd Hasslebaink, and syphilis ridden Paul Peschisolido, who got sacked after a SEVENTEEN match winless run.
Re: Burton (A) FA Cup
Pub Bigot" wrote: ↑22 Jan 2026, 17:28 Message in a West Ham WhatsApp group I’m in and there are 600 left after bond holders and away STHs got theirs, so it’ll sell out at 40+.
Do you think there's a ballot as that my only chance
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Re: Burton (A) FA Cup
There's some great pubs near the station
Went there for a friendly against them years ago, and some bloke went through the turnstile and then asked if he could be let straight back out. I reckon he was trying to do the 92 grounds thing and had something to get to.
Went there for a friendly against them years ago, and some bloke went through the turnstile and then asked if he could be let straight back out. I reckon he was trying to do the 92 grounds thing and had something to get to.
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Message in a West Ham WhatsApp group I’m in and there are 600 left after bond holders and away STHs got theirs, so it’ll sell out at 40+.
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Re: Burton (A) FA Cup
Burton is famous for beer because apparently the local water had the perfect minerals for the optimum brewing process.
The fact that Carling is still produced in the town makes a mockery of that statement. You take the best water yet still manage to churn out that shite?
Still, I bet the microbrewery scene is thriving around those parts
The fact that Carling is still produced in the town makes a mockery of that statement. You take the best water yet still manage to churn out that shite?
Still, I bet the microbrewery scene is thriving around those parts
Re: Burton (A) FA Cup
Mike Oxsaw" wrote: ↑22 Jan 2026, 09:53 Burton.
I'm quite surprised that one or more of the local breweries have not set up an "Away Fans Zone" close to the ground.
OK, maybe "not surprised" are not the correct words, maybe they saw a marketing/selling opportunity but the fuddies on the local council poo-pooed the very though (of "outsiders" and all that money pouring into their obviously over-stuffed coffers).
You know when l said you only post utter bollocks
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Re: Burton (A) FA Cup
Got my train sorted once the date was confirmed. £26 return was too good to turn down considering Liverpool is nearly a ton just a couple of weeks after. I'll log on at 12 and see how quickly they start going. Bit odd that they have put Liverpool on sale at the same time.
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Re: Burton (A) FA Cup
Burton.
I'm quite surprised that one or more of the local breweries have not set up an "Away Fans Zone" close to the ground.
OK, maybe "not surprised" are not the correct words, maybe they saw a marketing/selling opportunity but the fuddies on the local council poo-pooed the very though (of "outsiders" and all that money pouring into their obviously over-stuffed coffers).
I'm quite surprised that one or more of the local breweries have not set up an "Away Fans Zone" close to the ground.
OK, maybe "not surprised" are not the correct words, maybe they saw a marketing/selling opportunity but the fuddies on the local council poo-pooed the very though (of "outsiders" and all that money pouring into their obviously over-stuffed coffers).
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Re: Burton (A) FA Cup
You could just say you’ve not idea where to look on the official site.
https://www.whufc.com/en/tickets/away-m ... nformation
https://www.whufc.com/en/tickets/away-m ... nformation
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Re: Burton (A) FA Cup
Eastside surge" wrote: ↑21 Jan 2026, 21:59 Can’t get a ticket? Simply turn up on mass and kick down what will surely be a rickety old fence or turn style and charge in ! Won’t be there myself you understand but good luck to all involved
Great shout fella.
This tactic appears to work for the bin dippers
This tactic appears to work for the bin dippers
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Re: Burton (A) FA Cup
Can’t get a ticket? Simply turn up on mass and kick down what will surely be a rickety old fence or turn style and charge in ! Won’t be there myself you understand but good luck to all involved