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> FA Cup Third Place Play-Off anyone?


LOL how sad is that just cause Brum came 3rd in '72 (and even sadder of me looking it up on wiki - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FA_Cup_Third-fourth_place_matches)

Obviously disappointed to see Liverpool knocked out of CL last night especially since they were in one of the weakest groups. Having said that there has been some good football in other groups. A few teams I've enjoyed watching with their technique and movement has been the Russian sides Rubin Kazan and CSKA - quite refreshing from the usual power and pace of the Premiership challenge. I think that the Russian challenge will only get stronger in coming seasons. Now wearing my neutral hat I hope we get back to no one country dominating the latter stages - as much as we found 3 Italian teams in the Semi finals boring I am sure the rest of the World have found 3 from the PL in each of the last 3 seasons being equally dull. ITV and Sky will, of course, not be happy..

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