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I went to the pre-season friendly back in 2011 when we beat you 3-2, before that the last time was when you beat us 3-1. But Danny Mills kicked the fuck out of Bellamy so the result didn't matter.

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28 Aug 2013 21:06:01

I recall Alan Smith having a shit time against Leeds that game?

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By Fantastic | On 28 August 2013 - 22:04 PM

I went to the pre-season friendly back in 2011 when we beat you 3-2, before that the last time was when you beat us 3-1. But Danny Mills kicked the fuck out of Bellamy so the result didn't matter.

I was there. :Alan Smith scored. Meaning I've seen Alan Smith score live twice. Which is probably a record.

Also Duberry scored with his usual own goal.

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28 Aug 2013 22:41:55

West Ham v Cardiff....second game!

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28 Aug 2013 23:49:16

Quite glad we didn't make it. Watford away isn't that appealing

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29 Aug 2013 00:23:18

Full drawn for the completists:
Man Utd v Liverpool
Sunderland v Peterborough
West Ham v Cardiff
Man City v Wigan
Burnley v Nottingham Forest
Newcastle v Leeds
Southampton v Bristol City
West Brom v Arsenal
Swindon v Chelsea
Tranmere v Stoke
Watford v Norwich
Aston Villa v Tottenham
Hull v Huddersfield
Leicester v Derby
Birmingham v Swansea
Fulham v Everton

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29 Aug 2013 17:53:56

Of all the quite frankly ridiculously dull draws it's possible to get, Hull away takes the biscuit. Oh well, beat them, get Man Utd at home next round.

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By terriersmad | On 29 August 2013 - 18:53 PM

Of all the quite frankly ridiculously dull draws it's possible to get, Hull away takes the biscuit. Oh well, beat them, get Man Utd at home next round.

Think you mean Liverpool old chap

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Will be back in Ireland when United and Liverpool play each other.

Going to try get tickets to the game.

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By terriersmad | On 29 August 2013 - 18:53 PM

Of all the quite frankly ridiculously dull draws it's possible to get, Hull away takes the biscuit. Oh well, beat them, get Man Utd at home next round.

Aren't there some shenanigans involving Hull, Huddersfield and West Yorkshire Police?

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30 Aug 2013 13:14:21

I don't think so, last year the policing in the Championship was farcical in its heavy handed approach.

Loads of 'derbies' were moved to 12 noon Sunday non-televised kick-offs. And there was several requirements to go watch Palace v Brighton in the playoffs.

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By Number 1 | On 30 August 2013 - 10:41 AM

Aren't there some shenanigans involving Hull, Huddersfield and West Yorkshire Police?

There were last season. WYP are genuinely incompetent and take the mick when it comes to criminalising football fans. We had two home games selected for Sky that they blocked from moving to Friday nights (Leeds and Cardiff), had a further three made lunchtime kick-offs, and then there was the Hull fiasco. Despite only one incident between the two clubs, they deemed it high risk and initially moved it to a lunchtime. Then Sky decided to televise it, and the police tried to block that as well, at which point the FL stepped in as Town had a contractual duty to have at least one televised home league game. Had it not been televised, we could have been docked points or (more likely) been given a massive fine.

The police made their conditions for the game going ahead as per Sky's request clear, and absolutely refused to budge. Recently released documents showed that their 'evidence' of trouble coming from Hull fans came from (among other pathetic things) a 3-year old YouTube video showing a rowdy pub full of chanting Hull fans. The full request can be found on this thread. However the response from the HTSA was, 'After lengthy procrastination, a response was received last Friday to a Freedom of Information request made at the time. The details of that response have raised serious questions about the decision-making process and HTSA welcomes the investigation called for by West Yorkshire’s Police and Crime Commissioner.'.

There ended up being protest marches in Huddersfield on the day of the game, and WYP have found themselves under PCC investigation. Hopefully we'll start to see positive policing, rather than the consistent treatment of fans as something below rats by WYP.

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By mr.SPANKY | On 30 August 2013 - 03:44 AM

Think you mean Liverpool old chap

Nah, I've seen Liverpool. Never seen Man Utd, Aston Villa or Spurs.

Dammit, didn't mean to double post. What happened to the old software where posts would be merged?

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By terriersmad | On 31 August 2013 - 21:33 PM

There were last season. WYP are genuinely incompetent and take the mick when it comes to criminalising football fans. We had two home games selected for Sky that they blocked from moving to Friday nights (Leeds and Cardiff), had a further three made lunchtime kick-offs, and then there was the Hull fiasco. Despite only one incident between the two clubs, they deemed it high risk and initially moved it to a lunchtime. Then Sky decided to televise it, and the police tried to block that as well, at which point the FL stepped in as Town had a contractual duty to have at least one televised home league game. Had it not been televised, we could have been docked points or (more likely) been given a massive fine.

The police made their conditions for the game going ahead as per Sky's request clear, and absolutely refused to budge. Recently released documents showed that their 'evidence' of trouble coming from Hull fans came from (among other pathetic things) a 3-year old YouTube video showing a rowdy pub full of chanting Hull fans. The full request can be found on this thread. However the response from the HTSA was, 'After lengthy procrastination, a response was received last Friday to a Freedom of Information request made at the time. The details of that response have raised serious questions about the decision-making process and HTSA welcomes the investigation called for by West Yorkshire’s Police and Crime Commissioner.'.

There ended up being protest marches in Huddersfield on the day of the game, and WYP have found themselves under PCC investigation. Hopefully we'll start to see positive policing, rather than the consistent treatment of fans as something below rats by WYP.

Aye that's what I was referencing. Hull fans were especially irritated that all sorts of elaborate conditions were required to get away tickets for their game at the Terriers ground. When Saturday Comes had some articles on the hysterical mess around it.

Seemed like a fairly pointless police hullabaloo for no reason. I daresay its necessary for some games - Wrexham v Chester earlier today, for example - but this seems like one of those games messed around with so as to justify police budgets. Have WYP got something similar lined up for the tie at the KC next month?

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By Number 1 | On 01 September 2013 - 00:12 AM

Aye that's what I was referencing. Hull fans were especially irritated that all sorts of elaborate conditions were required to get away tickets for their game at the Terriers ground. When Saturday Comes had some articles on the hysterical mess around it.

Seemed like a fairly pointless police hullabaloo for no reason. I daresay its necessary for some games - Wrexham v Chester earlier today, for example - but this seems like one of those games messed around with so as to justify police budgets. Have WYP got something similar lined up for the tie at the KC next month?

It really was pointless police hullabaloo. And ultimately it was the fans who missed out. It's now down to Humberside Police if they want to impose restrictions on Town fans, which I can't see happening after all this has gone on.

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