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We're ball number 13. Draw to be made next Thursday
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I can only get it to go up to 11....We're ball number 13. Draw to be made next Thursday
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I thought that was me and my phone!
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Thanks Hants.
But the "north south" split (32 Vs 38) seems very unbalanced.
Especially when Birmingham are in the southern pot while West Brom are in the northern section?
Move them and (perhaps) two from Notts Co/ Shrewsbury/Port Vale/Burton into the southern section and it would be far more geographically equal.
Surely not ALL those Midland clubs are so desperate to draw Wrexham and appear on Netflix?
But the "north south" split (32 Vs 38) seems very unbalanced.
Especially when Birmingham are in the southern pot while West Brom are in the northern section?
Move them and (perhaps) two from Notts Co/ Shrewsbury/Port Vale/Burton into the southern section and it would be far more geographically equal.
Surely not ALL those Midland clubs are so desperate to draw Wrexham and appear on Netflix?
andrew p long
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And Walsall, a few miles due north of WBA are in the southern section with WBA in the north. What is going on - trying to balance out the split between clubs in the Championship?Thanks Hants.
But the "north south" split (32 Vs 38) seems very unbalanced.
Especially when Birmingham are in the southern pot while West Brom are in the northern section?
Move them and (perhaps) two from Notts Co/ Shrewsbury/Port Vale/Burton into the southern section and it would be far more geographically equal.
Surely not ALL those Midland clubs are so desperate to draw Wrexham and appear on Netflix?
(NB WBA's ground is north of Birmingham City's)
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11.30 today. Crawley at home?
andrew p long
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after four successive home games last season, perhaps we're due an away game. Not many attractive ones for me - Birmingham would be if we weren't playing them in the league. WBA just a handful of stops on the local train , is in the Northern Section11.30 today. Crawley at home?
So... Cardiff away - a Championship ground I've not been to, just about within driving distance on a Tuesday night.
HH12
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Away to Walsall