Originally posted by Kevin S
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Peterborough just gone 2-1 up at Lincoln. If this ends up being the final score I'm going to go step up and boycott this fucking stupid competition. Who's with me, comrades?
Edit: 2-2! Onwards to Wembley with the champion Checkatrade!
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Originally posted by Kevin S View PostThe competition has not yet been purged, with the Chelsea Juniors through to the semis.
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Lincoln have made £160k in prize money alone out of this competition so far. 6,600 crowd tonight, though with reduced ticket prices and gate split evenly with Peterborough. Valuable income for a D4 team.
Shrewsbury, Chelsea Yoof and Fleetwood/Yeovil other teams left in. Just realised the final on April 8th is when I'm supposed to be far away on the other side of the bastarding world.
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The one decent ball we put in, and Waterfall scores at back post. Rowe then misses a one on one, and inevitably Chelsea equalise.
I've missed three minutes due to my PS3 being awful but now i'm back to see us out on pens.
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Checkatrade and the FL should be mightily relieved that Chelsea didn't make the final. Although they did apparently bring 268 fans* to Sincil Bank last night, I can't see how they'd have sold this final to the Chelsea support in general unless they'd have sold the tickets for a quid or something.
If Chelsea had made the final, though, it would surely have exposed even more the pointlessness of having these teams in the competition at all. That's the only upside I could have seen - the final being such a non-event that it prompted a re-think.
*Could have been Chelsea fans living locally, now that I think about it. Or friends and relatives of the players and a few diehard suckers.
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Yeah, I hope Shrewsbury get to the final. I'd like at least 40,000 there. I was looking at the final attendances from recent years last night. As low as 35,000 for Chesterfield v Peterborough to nearly 75,000 last year between Coventry and Oxford. Our singing section are still boycotting the competition no doubt.
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