FA CUP 2008-2009 #1: Gaat hij weer niet naar de 'top 4'?

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Op zondag 26 oktober 2008 14:52 schreef Eric_Cantona het volgende:
Echt jammer dat 't niet meer live te zien is, daar bleef ik vaak voor thuis

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England - FA Cup
November 7
FT Leeds U. 1 - 1 Northampton T.
November 8
FT Chester C. 0 - 3 Millwall
FT Chesterfield 3 - 1 Mansfield T.
FT Blyth Spartans 3 - 1 Shrewsbury T.
FT Sutton United 0 - 1 Notts County
FT Accrington 0 - 0 Tranmere R.
FT Aldershot T. 1 - 1 Rotherham U.
FT Alfreton 4 - 2 Bury Town
FT Barnet 1 - 1 Rochdale
FT Bournemouth 1 - 0 Bristol R.
FT Brighton & Hove A. 3 - 3 Hartlepool U.
FT Bury 0 - 1 Gillingham
FT Carlisle U. 1 - 1 Grays A.
FT Cheltenham 2 - 2 Oldham Athletic
FT Colchester U. 0 - 1 Leyton Orient
FT Crewe Alexandra 1 - 0 Ebbsfleet United
FT Curzon 3 - 2 Exeter C.
FT Darlington 0 - 0 Droylsden
FT Eastbourne Borough 0 - 0 Barrow
FT Eastwood Town 2 - 1 Brackley Town
FT Harlow Town 0 - 2 Macclesfield T.
FT Hereford U. 0 - 0 Dagenham & R'bridge
FT Histon 1 - 0 Swindon T.
FT Huddersfield T. 3 - 4 Port Vale
FT Kettering 1 - 1 Lincoln C.
FT Kidderminster 1 - 0 Cambridge U.
FT Leicester C. 3 - 0 Stevenage
FT Leiston 0 - 0 Fleetwood
FT Luton T. 0 - 0 Altrincham
FT Milton Keynes Dons 1 - 2 Bradford C.
FT Morecambe 2 - 1 Grimsby T.
FT Oxford U. 0 - 0 Dorchester Town
FT Telford U. 2 - 2 Southend U.
FT Torquay U. 2 - 0 Evesham United
FT Walsall 1 - 3 Scunthorpe U.
FT Yeovil 1 - 1 Stockport County
21:08 November 9
FT Havant and W. 1 - 3 Brentford
FT Hornchurch 0 - 1 Peterborough U.
FT Team Bath 0 - 1 Forest Green
November 10
19:45 AFC Wimbledon ? - ? Wycombe W.

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Tuesday, 18 November:
Altrincham v Luton Town
Barrow v Eastbourne Borough
Dagenham & Redbridge v Hereford United
Dorchester Town v Oxford United
Droylsden v Darlington
Fleetwood Town v Leiston
Grays Athletic v Carlisle United
Hartlepool United v Brighton & Hove Albion
Lincoln City v Kettering Town
Northampton Town v Leeds United
Oldham Athletic v Cheltenham Town
Rochdale v Barnet
Rotherham United v Aldershot Town
Southend United v AFC Telford United
Stockport County v Yeovil Town
Tranmere Rovers v Accrington Stanley

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Full FA Cup second round draw:
Chesterfield v Darlington/Droylsden
Peterborough United v Accrington Stanley/Tranmere Rovers
Eastwood Town v AFC Wimbledon/Wycombe Wanderers
Notts County v Kettering Town/Lincoln City
Leicester City v Hereford United/Dagenham & Redbridge
Eastbourne Borough/Barrow v Brentford
Bradford City v Leyton Orient
AFC Telford United/Southend United v Luton Town/Altrincham
Forest Green Rovers v Barnet/Rochdale
Histon v Leeds United/Northampton Town
Scunthorpe United v Alfreton Town
Torquay United v Oxford United/Dorchester Town
Leiston/Fleetwood Town v Brighton & HA/Hartlepool United
Morecambe v Cheltenham Town/Oldham Athletic
Gillingham v Yeovil Town/Stockport County
Millwall v Aldershot Town/Rotherham United
Carlisle United/Grays Athletic v Crewe Alexandra
Bournemouth v Blyth Spartans
Kidderminster Harriers v Curzon Ashton
Port Vale v Macclesfield Town

Ties to be played 29/30 November.

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Portsmouth v Bristol City
Sheffield Wed v Fulham
Preston v Liverpool
Birmingham v Wolves
West Ham v Barnsley
Middlesbrough v Barrow
Hull City v Newcastle
Hartlepool v Stoke
Chelsea v Southend
Manchester City v Nottingham Forest
Cardiff v Reading
Ipswich v Chesterfield or Droylesden
Charlton v Norwich
West Brom v Peterborough or Tranmere
Torquay v Blackpool
Leyton Orient v Sheffield United
Southampton v Manchester United
Millwall v Carlisle or Crewe
Histon v Swansea
Forest Green Rovers v Derby
QPR v Burnley
Leicester v Crystal Palace
Tottenham v Wigan
Morecambe or Cheltenham v Doncaster
Arsenal v Plymouth
Notts County or Kettering v Eastwood Town
Bournemouth or Blyth v Blackburn
Macclesfield v Everton
Watford v Scunthorpe
Sunderland v Bolton
Coventry v Kidderminster
Gillingham or Stockport v Aston Villa

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Droylsden hit by FA Cup expulsion

Droylsden have been thrown out of the FA Cup after they were found guilty of fielding an ineligible player in their second-round win over Chesterfield.

Sean Newton scored both goals to help his side to a 2-1 win.

But Chesterfield asked the Football Association to intervene when they discovered Newton should have been serving a one-match ban on 23 December.

Chesterfield will now face Ipswich on 3 January, although Droylsden have lodged an appeal.

According to the FA website, any appeal must be made with the association by 0900 GMT on Tuesday 30 December, with the appeal to be heard the following day.

Droylsden manager and chairman Dave Pace told BBC Radio Manchester: "It is ludicrous as we have beaten Chesterfield fair and square on the field.

"It is not as if we have brought a ringer in at the last minute. Sean Newton is one of our players.

"It was a genuine mistake by our secretary. Fine us by all means but don't kick us out."

Chesterfield manager Lee Richardson said: "This has been a cup tie with many talking points and it seems that the FA has now had the last word.

"The outcome is no real surprise as the rules clearly set out what it likely to happen if a club plays an ineligible player."

An FA statement added: "The FA Cup prize fund payment of £30,000 should be redirected to Chesterfield.

"There is no fine imposed against Droylsden and the club's participation in future FA Cup competitions is not affected."

Bloods manager and chairman Dave Pace had previously given his version of the Newton situation.

He said the club sent a fax to the FA explaining that as far as they were concerned, Newton would serve his ban in their league game on Boxing Day.

"If there was any doubt from our point of view that he should not have played against Chesterfield then he would not have," he told BBC Radio 5 Live at the time.

Pace then added that he would "go to the nearest bridge" and throw himself off if Droylsden were thrown out of the Cup.

The second-round match between the two sides was played four times.

The first and third matches were abandoned because of fog and floodlight failure, with a controversial 2-2 draw at Saltergate sandwiched in between.

The Blue Square North side had protested furiously when Jack Lester put Chesterfield 2-1 up, lobbing the keeper from a throw-in after the visitors had put the ball out of play for an injured player.

The home side then allowed Steve Halford to walk unchallenged into their half to tap the ball in for the equaliser.

In 2006, Bury were expelled from the competition for a similar offence.

In that incident, Stephen Turnbull played in Bury's second-round tie against Chester, who were reinstated and faced Ipswich in the third round.

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Tottenham

* 01 Gomes
* 22 Corluka
* 39 Woodgate
* 20 Dawson
* 03 Bale
* 05 Bentley
* 14 Modric
* 04 Zokora
* 24 O'Hara
* 10 Bent
* 09 Pavlyuchenko

Substitutes

* 27 Alnwick,
* 07 Lennon,
* 15 Ghaly,
* 16 Gunter,
* 18 Campbell,
* 19 Taarabt,
* 23 Boateng

Wigan

* 22 Kingson
* 17 Boyce
* 19 Bramble
* 07 Scharner
* 08 Kilbane
* 16 Valencia
* 18 De Ridder
* 11 Brown
* 05 Palacios
* 23 Kapo
* 27 Camara

Substitutes

* 12 Pollitt,
* 02 Taylor,
* 03 Edman,
* 21 Cywka,
* 31 Figueroa,
* 38 Routledge,
* 40 Holt

Ref: Alan Wiley