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Post by Darlo_CR » Mon Dec 17, 2018 1:27 pm

Hindsight’s a wonderful thing but we’d have been playing them away if we’d have beaten Telford and Farsley.

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Post by AndyPark » Mon Dec 17, 2018 1:37 pm

It's happened before, didn't Blyth beat us and then get drawn against them in the FA Cup...

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Post by Darlogramps » Mon Dec 17, 2018 3:31 pm

AndyPark wrote:It's happened before, didn't Blyth beat us and then get drawn against them in the FA Cup...
That was the season Blyth got all the way to the third round.

I remember the qualifying round game at HP. We should have beaten Blyth - missed a penalty and hit the post IIRC.
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Re: Hartlepool

Post by Spyman » Mon Dec 17, 2018 5:22 pm

Of course, had we won those games we wouldn't have had the same number in the draw as our victors, so we wouldn't have followed their route.

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Re: Hartlepool

Post by Quaker85 » Mon Dec 17, 2018 6:01 pm

Spyman wrote:Of course, had we won those games we wouldn't have had the same number in the draw as our victors, so we wouldn't have followed their route.

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Yes we would. It’s not done alphabetically but order you came out in the previous draw.


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Post by Spyman » Mon Dec 17, 2018 10:35 pm

Quaker85 wrote:
Spyman wrote:Of course, had we won those games we wouldn't have had the same number in the draw as our victors, so we wouldn't have followed their route.

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Yes we would. It’s not done alphabetically but order you came out in the previous draw.


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I stand corrected.

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Re: Hartlepool

Post by BUSHEAD » Tue Dec 18, 2018 8:11 am

Rochdale 1995 is still the most painful one in my opinion.

Just a trip to Anfield missed out on.

Mind you, Losing to Farnborough and missing out hosting Arsenal and losing to Peterborough for a game vs Newcastle all gripe pretty hard to.
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Post by Beano » Tue Dec 18, 2018 9:52 am

BUSHEAD wrote:Rochdale 1995 is still the most painful one in my opinion.

Just a trip to Anfield missed out on.

Mind you, Losing to Farnborough and missing out hosting Arsenal and losing to Peterborough for a game vs Newcastle all gripe pretty hard to.
Agreed, Bushead.

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Post by biccynana » Wed Dec 19, 2018 12:05 pm

BUSHEAD wrote:Rochdale 1995 is still the most painful one in my opinion.

Just a trip to Anfield missed out on.

Mind you, Losing to Farnborough and missing out hosting Arsenal and losing to Peterborough for a game vs Newcastle all gripe pretty hard to.
I'll never forget 1985. Beat 'boro of course and then lost to Telford who got a trip to holders (and soon to be league champions) Everton. What an EFC team that was: Southall, Stevens, van den Hauwe, Mountfield, Ratcliffe, Bracewell, Reid, Steven, Sheedy, Gray, Sharp.

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Post by Quaker85 » Wed Dec 19, 2018 7:07 pm

biccynana wrote:
BUSHEAD wrote:Rochdale 1995 is still the most painful one in my opinion.

Just a trip to Anfield missed out on.

Mind you, Losing to Farnborough and missing out hosting Arsenal and losing to Peterborough for a game vs Newcastle all gripe pretty hard to.
I'll never forget 1985. Beat 'boro of course and then lost to Telford who got a trip to holders (and soon to be league champions) Everton. What an EFC team that was: Southall, Stevens, van den Hauwe, Mountfield, Ratcliffe, Bracewell, Reid, Steven, Sheedy, Gray, Sharp.
Telford held them to 0-0 at ht. 3-0 FT.

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Post by banktopp » Thu Dec 20, 2018 9:22 am

And just in case some folks have forgotten or don't know our history, how about this Everton team we played in the League Cup 1969, Gordon West, Brian Labone, Tommy Wright ( not ours), John Hurst, Sandy Brown, Alan Ball, Colin Harvey, Howard Kendall, John Morrissey, Jimmy Husband, Joe Royal.
Packed with international players and without doubt the best team Darlington have ever played. We lost 1-0 to an Alan Ball goal. Not surprisingly Everton went on to win the top division that year.
Nine years later again in the league cup we lost 1-0 at Goodison to an Everton side who finished in 4th place in the top division.
Sad to see us now after the combined efforts of Reynolds, Houghton, and Singh.

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Post by Maurice_Peddelty » Thu Dec 20, 2018 9:29 am

I was at both of those matches. If only Lance Robson hadn't missed that open goal in front of the Tin Shed.

Great memories.

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Post by banktopp » Thu Dec 20, 2018 10:12 am

Maurice_Peddelty wrote:I was at both of those matches. If only Lance Robson hadn't missed that open goal in front of the Tin Shed.

Great memories.
I was at both too, but can't remember anything. Think I had just discovered Camerons Strongarm.

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Post by spen666 » Thu Dec 20, 2018 11:08 am

banktopp wrote:And just in case some folks have forgotten or don't know our history, how about this Everton team we played in the League Cup 1969, Gordon West, Brian Labone, Tommy Wright ( not ours), John Hurst, Sandy Brown, Alan Ball, Colin Harvey, Howard Kendall, John Morrissey, Jimmy Husband, Joe Royal.
Packed with international players and without doubt the best team Darlington have ever played. We lost 1-0 to an Alan Ball goal. Not surprisingly Everton went on to win the top division that year.
Nine years later again in the league cup we lost 1-0 at Goodison to an Everton side who finished in 4th place in the top division.
Sad to see us now after the combined efforts of Reynolds, Houghton, and Singh.

That was some side Everton had that night.

none of this resting the key players and playing the youngsters- nor 5 substitutes etc

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Post by banktopp » Thu Dec 20, 2018 11:18 am

spen666 wrote:
banktopp wrote:And just in case some folks have forgotten or don't know our history, how about this Everton team we played in the League Cup 1969, Gordon West, Brian Labone, Tommy Wright ( not ours), John Hurst, Sandy Brown, Alan Ball, Colin Harvey, Howard Kendall, John Morrissey, Jimmy Husband, Joe Royal.
Packed with international players and without doubt the best team Darlington have ever played. We lost 1-0 to an Alan Ball goal. Not surprisingly Everton went on to win the top division that year.
Nine years later again in the league cup we lost 1-0 at Goodison to an Everton side who finished in 4th place in the top division.
Sad to see us now after the combined efforts of Reynolds, Houghton, and Singh.

That was some side Everton had that night.



none of this resting the key players and playing the youngsters- nor 5 substitutes etc
Not as if it was in the later stages, just round 2.
Players didn't wear gloves either.

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Post by spen666 » Thu Dec 20, 2018 11:34 am

banktopp wrote:
spen666 wrote:
banktopp wrote:And just in case some folks have forgotten or don't know our history, how about this Everton team we played in the League Cup 1969, Gordon West, Brian Labone, Tommy Wright ( not ours), John Hurst, Sandy Brown, Alan Ball, Colin Harvey, Howard Kendall, John Morrissey, Jimmy Husband, Joe Royal.
Packed with international players and without doubt the best team Darlington have ever played. We lost 1-0 to an Alan Ball goal. Not surprisingly Everton went on to win the top division that year.
Nine years later again in the league cup we lost 1-0 at Goodison to an Everton side who finished in 4th place in the top division.
Sad to see us now after the combined efforts of Reynolds, Houghton, and Singh.

That was some side Everton had that night.



none of this resting the key players and playing the youngsters- nor 5 substitutes etc
Not as if it was in the later stages, just round 2.
Players didn't wear gloves either.

The more I look at that list , the more impressive the result was for Darlington. That Everton side was full of quality.

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Post by banktopp » Thu Dec 20, 2018 11:58 am

spen666 wrote:
banktopp wrote:
spen666 wrote:
banktopp wrote:And just in case some folks have forgotten or don't know our history, how about this Everton team we played in the League Cup 1969, Gordon West, Brian Labone, Tommy Wright ( not ours), John Hurst, Sandy Brown, Alan Ball, Colin Harvey, Howard Kendall, John Morrissey, Jimmy Husband, Joe Royal.
Packed with international players and without doubt the best team Darlington have ever played. We lost 1-0 to an Alan Ball goal. Not surprisingly Everton went on to win the top division that year.
Nine years later again in the league cup we lost 1-0 at Goodison to an Everton side who finished in 4th place in the top division.
Sad to see us now after the combined efforts of Reynolds, Houghton, and Singh.

That was some side Everton had that night.



none of this resting the key players and playing the youngsters- nor 5 substitutes etc
Not as if it was in the later stages, just round 2.
Players didn't wear gloves either.

The more I look at that list , the more impressive the result was for Darlington. That Everton side was full of quality.
Quite. Seven international players in that Everton team, and Howard Kendall who surprisingly never won a cap for England.

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Re: Hartlepool

Post by darlo reborn » Thu Dec 20, 2018 12:14 pm

I remember it as well over 13000 crammed into feethams oh for times like that again not in my lifetime again by the looks of things

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Re: Hartlepool

Post by darlo reborn » Thu Dec 20, 2018 12:18 pm

Someone just text home to Hartlepool next round durham cup ?

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Re: Hartlepool

Post by Darlo2807 » Thu Dec 20, 2018 12:20 pm

We have them in the Durham Challenge Cup

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Re: Hartlepool

Post by eddie-rowles » Thu Dec 20, 2018 12:20 pm

Come on lets build this up with the chimp stranglers and get a good crowd, because this means something to both fans.

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Re: Hartlepool

Post by darlo reborn » Thu Dec 20, 2018 12:24 pm

Segregation and biggest crowd ever for Durham senior cup?

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Re: Hartlepool

Post by lo36789 » Thu Dec 20, 2018 12:29 pm

Look at what sort of team they put out in the last round to get a feel for whether either of us will take it seriously...but could be quite an interesting game given the circumstances.

Otherwise it is a bit mickey mouse. I am guessing we have played them before in this competition but it was back when nobody even knew the games were taking place as they were 'reserve team' fixtures rather than first team.

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