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FA CUP HOME v SOUTH SHIELDS

Posted: Mon Sep 04, 2017 12:03 pm
by Darlobaz79
Yes really!! A true banana skin

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Posted: Mon Sep 04, 2017 12:08 pm
by tdk1
A giant banana skin made up of lots of smaller banana skins, placed strategically on our doorstep so we will automatically step on it as soon as we leave the house.

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Posted: Mon Sep 04, 2017 12:10 pm
by al_quaker
Plus points: a winnable tie, it should be a decent crowd, and you can't complain at being at home to a team 2 divisions below
Negative points: it couldn't look more like a potential upset!

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Posted: Mon Sep 04, 2017 12:27 pm
by spen666
I have not seen rest of draw yet, but must be one of the ties of the round surely?

Potentially the live game?

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Posted: Mon Sep 04, 2017 12:29 pm
by al_quaker
spen666 wrote:I have not seen rest of draw yet, but must be one of the ties of the round surely?

Potentially the live game?
Salford York would be my guess for the live game

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Posted: Mon Sep 04, 2017 12:30 pm
by offside
Will be a absolutely superb crowd for this game no danger of that but also a game we COULD lose as well

South Shields are no mugs at all, they have some great players and will be well up for this game

All depends on what team gray puts out

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Posted: Mon Sep 04, 2017 12:31 pm
by offside
1 Salford City v York City
2 Darlington v South Shields
3 Southport v Bradford (Park Avenue)
4 Ossett Town v Atherton Collieries
5 Newcastle Benfield v Ashton United
6 Warrington Town v Hyde United
7 Harrogate Town v Penistone Church
8 Spennymoor Town v Gainsborough Trinity
9 Handsworth Parramore v FC United Of Manchester
10 Albion Sports v Ashton Athletic
11 Shildon v Abbey Hey or Altrincham
12 Scarborough Athletic v Sunderland RCA or Liversedge
13 Blyth Spartans v Shaw Lane Association
14 Mossley or 1874 Northwich v North Ferriby United
15 Stockport County v Curzon Ashton
16 Stalybridge Celtic v Chorley
17 Lancaster City v Droylsden
18 Stafford Rangers v Tamworth
19 Boston United v Haughmond
20 Shepshed Dynamo v Nantwich Town
21 Deeping Rangers v Kidderminster Harriers
22 AFC Mansfield v Rushall Olympic
23 Kempston Rovers v Hereford
24 Stratford Town v Redditch United
25 AFC Telford United v Barwell
26 Nuneaton Town v King’s Lynn Town
27 Kettering Town v Kidsgrove Athletic
28 Basford United v Mickleover Sports
29 Alfreton Town v AFC Rushden & Diamonds
30 Soham Town Rangers or Westfields v Leamington
31 Grantham Town v Alvechurch
32 Buxton v Chasetown
33 Stourbridge v St Ives Town
34 Dereham Town v Boston Town
35 Leiston v Crowborough Athletic
36 Concord Rangers v Haywards Heath Town or Tunbridge Wells
37 Braintree Town v Royston Town
38 AFC Sudbury or Mildenhall Town v Littlehampton Town or Chipstead
39 North Leigh or Biggleswade Town v East Thurrock United
40 St Albans City v Cambridge City
41 Horsham v Herne Bay
42 Hemel Hempstead Town v Hendon or Wingate & Finchley
43 Lowestoft Town v Thurrock or Harlow Town
44 Metropolitan Police v Heybridge Swifts
45 Chelmsford City v Ramsgate or Egham Town
46 Ware v Leatherhead
47 Kings Langley v Margate
48 Thamesmead Town v Billericary Town
49 Baldock Town v Aylesbury United
50 Hertford Town or Grays Athletic v AFC Hornchurch
51 Glebe v Phoenix Sports
52 FC Romania v Maldon & Tiptree or Hayes & Yeading United
53 Kingstonian v Brackley Town
54 Eastbourne Borough v Carshalton Athletic
55 Folkestone Invicta v Tooting & Mitcham United
56 Cheshunt v Dorking Wanderers
57 Wealdstone v Faversham Town
58 Colney Heath v Burgess Hill Town
59 Welling United v Haringey Borough or Hitchin Town
60 Dartford v Barking
61 Hampton & Richmond Borough v Potters Bar Town
62 Whitehawk v Oxford City
63 Marlow v Ashford Town (Middx)
64 Needham Market v Chesham United
65 Slough Town v Dulwich Hamlet
66 Hanwell Town v Enfield Town
67 Havant & Waterlooville v Merthyr Town
68 Bodmin Town v Bideford
69 Bridport v Cadbury Heath
70 Gosport Borough v Swindon Supermarine
71 Bognor Regis Town v Weston Super Mare
72 Cinderford Town v Basingstoke Town or Hartley Wintney
73 Tavistock or Taunton Town v Frome Town
74 Weymouth v Chippenham Town
75 Banbury United v Thatcham Town
76 Bath City v Knaphill
77 Truro City v AFC Portchester
78 Salisbury v Poole Town
79 Paulton Rovers v Kidlington
80 Gloucester City v Hungerford Town

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Posted: Mon Sep 04, 2017 12:33 pm
by onewayup
Joint Manager Graham Fenton,seems to have them playing well, 2-0 win against witton
Albion Saturday, Jamie Holmes scorer of both.

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Posted: Mon Sep 04, 2017 12:41 pm
by offside
onewayup wrote:Joint Manager Graham Fenton,seems to have them playing well, 2-0 win against witton
Albion Saturday, Jamie Holmes scorer of both.
Should be a superb game

Well known to have a few idiots following them as well who like to cause bother

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Posted: Mon Sep 04, 2017 12:49 pm
by lo36789
offside wrote:7 Harrogate Town v Penistone Church
9 Handsworth Parramore v FC United Of Manchester
Our game and number 9 are where you'd see the 'shocks' coming. Handworth are 5th in NECL but with games in hand enough to take them top. FCUM are hardly dominant in NLN.
offside wrote:10 Albion Sports v Ashton Athletic
This is an interesting one as I think it is two step 5 teams against each other. I'll be honest neither are particularly brilliant but massive game for them both.

I' say ours and Handsworth are the ties of the round. South Shields are a strong NPLN team with good backing (and Arca) and it is an all north-east tie.

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Posted: Mon Sep 04, 2017 12:54 pm
by don'tbuythesun
On another plus point and one which Spyman may approve, it's an additional game and 2500 crowd could cover that seats shortfall!!!

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Posted: Mon Sep 04, 2017 12:55 pm
by Spyman
Trying to be neutral but ours does look like the one with most talking points. Our first season recognised as Darlington FC again, South Shields sudden rise and Julio Arca being a well-known name among most football supporters. Local derby etc.

But Salford have drawn one of the bigger names in the draw, so it will most likely be that one as we all know.

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Posted: Mon Sep 04, 2017 1:08 pm
by JamesDarlo
Really looking forward to this one, will be a great game hopefully

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Posted: Mon Sep 04, 2017 1:12 pm
by banktopp
don'tbuythesun wrote:On another plus point and one which Spyman may approve, it's an additional game and 2500 crowd could cover that seats shortfall!!!
Gate receipts are split 45% to both clubs with F.A. getting 10%.
Might need to reach next round to cover seats shortfall. Tough call.

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Posted: Mon Sep 04, 2017 1:27 pm
by Spyman
don'tbuythesun wrote:On another plus point and one which Spyman may approve, it's an additional game and 2500 crowd could cover that seats shortfall!!!
A good reason to hope it's not on TV perhaps? Or a good performance on TV might tempt a few armchair supporters back for the following home game.

Realistically we'll need a 2 or 3 game cup run to cover the seats (literally). Arguably more important than league results at the moment.

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Posted: Mon Sep 04, 2017 1:37 pm
by don'tbuythesun
Forgot about the sharing! Maybe a draw then win the replay?!

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Posted: Mon Sep 04, 2017 1:47 pm
by grytters
I used to work with the manager of "Parramores" before they regrouped, reformed, and decamped to Worksop.

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Posted: Mon Sep 04, 2017 1:53 pm
by Quakerz
don'tbuythesun wrote:On another plus point and one which Spyman may approve, it's an additional game and 2500 crowd could cover that seats shortfall!!!
LOL 2500?

I think we will be lucky to have 1,000 home fans, it's only the 2nd qualifying round of the FA Cup and early rounds are always poorly supported.

I think Shields will bring plenty though.

As others have said, a massive banana skin and an ideal opportunity for to Gray to keep his utter turd cup record going.

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Posted: Mon Sep 04, 2017 1:55 pm
by Quakerz
banktopp wrote:
don'tbuythesun wrote:On another plus point and one which Spyman may approve, it's an additional game and 2500 crowd could cover that seats shortfall!!!
Gate receipts are split 45% to both clubs with F.A. getting 10%.
Might need to reach next round to cover seats shortfall. Tough call.
People need to forget about ANY extra gate receipts being diverted to the seats - it is just not going to happen. (unless we had a massive payday from Old Trafford or something)

Gate receipts will always go into the day to day running of the club, and the sooner people get this, the better.

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Posted: Mon Sep 04, 2017 2:31 pm
by Spyman
Quakerz wrote:
banktopp wrote:
don'tbuythesun wrote:On another plus point and one which Spyman may approve, it's an additional game and 2500 crowd could cover that seats shortfall!!!
Gate receipts are split 45% to both clubs with F.A. getting 10%.
Might need to reach next round to cover seats shortfall. Tough call.
People need to forget about ANY extra gate receipts being diverted to the seats - it is just not going to happen. (unless we had a massive payday from Old Trafford or something)

Gate receipts will always go into the day to day running of the club, and the sooner people get this, the better.
But if they've not been budgeted for then surely they are surplus to the day-to-day running costs and can be allocated elsewhere?

Day-to-day costs don't go up just because we have a cup run and surely we are already budgeting conservatively to cover the day-to-day costs?

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Posted: Mon Sep 04, 2017 2:51 pm
by JamesDarlo
Quakerz wrote:
don'tbuythesun wrote:On another plus point and one which Spyman may approve, it's an additional game and 2500 crowd could cover that seats shortfall!!!
LOL 2500?

I think we will be lucky to have 1,000 home fans, it's only the 2nd qualifying round of the FA Cup and early rounds are always poorly supported.

I think Shields will bring plenty though.

As others have said, a massive banana skin and an ideal opportunity for to Gray to keep his utter turd cup record going.
1000 would be incredibly disappointing, 1600-1800 home fans by my guess.

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Posted: Mon Sep 04, 2017 3:10 pm
by al_quaker
The last FA Cup game we had at 'home' was Hyde in 15/16, where 902 were present. Interestingly, the next Saturday we played Hyde in the league, where 1047 were present.

Hopefully we can get 1400 or so home fans in, which would probably give a total crowd of approaching 2000, maybe more (I imagine South Shields will bring plenty?)

Re: FA CUP HOME v SOUTH SHIELDS

Posted: Mon Sep 04, 2017 3:27 pm
by Spyman
al_quaker wrote:The last FA Cup game we had at 'home' was Hyde in 15/16, where 902 were present. Interestingly, the next Saturday we played Hyde in the league, where 1047 were present.

Hopefully we can get 1400 or so home fans in, which would probably give a total crowd of approaching 2000, maybe more (I imagine South Shields will bring plenty?)
Do season ticket holders get any cup games included? If not it's no surprise the league fixture would attract a bigger crowd.

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Posted: Mon Sep 04, 2017 3:42 pm
by al_quaker
Spyman wrote:
al_quaker wrote:The last FA Cup game we had at 'home' was Hyde in 15/16, where 902 were present. Interestingly, the next Saturday we played Hyde in the league, where 1047 were present.

Hopefully we can get 1400 or so home fans in, which would probably give a total crowd of approaching 2000, maybe more (I imagine South Shields will bring plenty?)
Do season ticket holders get any cup games included? If not it's no surprise the league fixture would attract a bigger crowd.
No they don't. I was actually surprised by how big the FA cup crowd was in comparison to the league match against the same opposition, although it could be argued that we were probably down to our hardcore at that point of that season anyway.

I was looking in relation to Quakerz statement that we'd be 'lucky to have 1000 home fans'. Considering we got nearly 900 the last time we played an FA cup home game, but that was in Bishop Auckland and against less appealing opposition (there's a fair bit of noise about South Shields, and they're localish), hopefully we will get comfortably more than 1000 home fans.

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Posted: Mon Sep 04, 2017 3:43 pm
by bga
We hope that for budgeting purposes no income from any cup run is included in our running costs. However rather than "guess" the likely attendance, what is the guaranteed cash amount for winning this tie anyone know please?

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Posted: Mon Sep 04, 2017 3:45 pm
by AndyPark
Can see this game attracting 2000/2500.

Shields will sell around 600/700 now they have those deluded Geordies & Mackems following them. Huge potential for an upset.

Be good to have a decent atmosphere at the place we call home.

Gutted I can't be there to be fair, should be a cracking game.



BGA - The prize money for winning is £4500.

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Posted: Mon Sep 04, 2017 4:01 pm
by darlo2001uk
AndyPark wrote:Huge potential for an upset.
There will be no upset. Shields will win :)

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Posted: Mon Sep 04, 2017 4:09 pm
by Darlo_Pete
spen666 wrote:I have not seen rest of draw yet, but must be one of the ties of the round surely?

Potentially the live game?
Can't see that happening, as South Shields featured in a previous round. I'm sure the BBC will want to spread around the coverage, like they usually do!!!!

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Posted: Mon Sep 04, 2017 4:11 pm
by Spyman
AndyPark wrote:Can see this game attracting 2000/2500.

Shields will sell around 600/700 now they have those deluded Geordies & Mackems following them. Huge potential for an upset.

Be good to have a decent atmosphere at the place we call home.

Gutted I can't be there to be fair, should be a cracking game.



BGA - The prize money for winning is £4500.
What home attendance are they getting this season?

£4,500 for the win and maybe a conservative estimate of £3,000 gate receipts would be a nice boost.

Shame we probably won't win!

Re: FA CUP HOME v SOUTH SHIELDS

Posted: Mon Sep 04, 2017 4:13 pm
by AndyPark
Spyman wrote:
AndyPark wrote:Can see this game attracting 2000/2500.

Shields will sell around 600/700 now they have those deluded Geordies & Mackems following them. Huge potential for an upset.

Be good to have a decent atmosphere at the place we call home.

Gutted I can't be there to be fair, should be a cracking game.



BGA - The prize money for winning is £4500.
What home attendance are they getting this season?
1776, 1420 & 1506 are the home attendances this season so far for them, well followed away from home too.