we would have had 2 hands on it if the officials could tell the difference between a corner and a goal kick.. still, im not bitter about it!
During live play it was so obviously a goal-kick the decision to award a corner was staggering - if the dozy officials give the correct decision, Arsenal don't score their second goal, there's black and amber ribbons on the FA Cup and the Gooner ****s go home roaring their eyes out. Bitter - moi?
agreed.but not getting back into the premier league this season will have us on a slide i think.all part of been a city fan i know.just saying
agreed.but not getting back into the premier league this season will have us on a slide i think.all part of been a city fan i know.just saying not just that.but it is that as well
they did us proud.was a great day right from the start.just seeing all those city coaches as i drove down was fantastic
The Emirates FA Challenge Cup 5th Round Proper Replay Hull City v Arsenal KC Stadium Tuesday 8th March 2016 7.00pm LIVE ON BT SPORT
I'm guessing that's the programme starting at 7pm - BT need at least an hour to be ****ing over the Arsenal team!
No, it was going to be a teatime kick-off, but we refused, it's a compromise to let us televise a game on a Champions League night.
Date confirmed for Hull v Arsenal FA Cup fifth round replay please log in to view this image The Football Association today confirms the Emirates FA Cup fifth round replay between Hull City and Arsenal will be played at the KC Stadium on Tuesday 8 March (7pm kick-off). In-depth and exhaustive discussions have taken place over the last 72 hours with all associated parties to determine the scheduling of this fixture and The FA recognises that this is not an ideal solution for everyone. However, it does strengthen the case for footballing bodies to work closely together in a positive, collaborative way to resolve the overcrowded and untenable fixture schedule. FA chief executive Martin Glenn said: "We want all of our clubs to be part of strong, vibrant domestic competitions, to perform well on the European stage and for the England team to be challenging for international honours. "To have a better chance of achieving these aims more effectively, it is imperative we resolve the on-going problem of match scheduling together. “We would like to thank UEFA for taking the time it has to understand our position on this matter. "Fixture scheduling is an issue for the whole game so let’s build upon the productive conversations we have held with the Premier League and Football League and call upon UEFA to join the discussion to create clear, workable guidelines for the benefit of all. "This will help our teams in the pursuit for trophies; enable fans to fully enjoy and access all the matches their teams participate in and allow broadcast partners to maximise the TV rights they have purchased." It is important to note that numerous factors were fully considered before agreeing the date and time for the Hull City v Arsenal replay. Firstly, both clubs are challenging for honours and require the best available preparation time. As such, Monday 7 March was ruled out as an option. It is recognised that this match will be partially played when UEFA have a scheduled programme of European fixtures and if there were any suitable alternatives, The FA would have warmly accepted these. There was an option for a 5.45pm kick off, however, the spirit of The FA Cup is strongly defined by the supporters and an earlier time would have significantly impacted on fans’ attendance. This was not a viable solution. The winners of the replay will take on Watford in the sixth round. Hull City v Arsenal Emirates FA Cup Fifth Round replay 7pm, Tuesday 8 March KC Stadium, Hull City FC Live on BT Sport Winning club will receive £180,000 from FA prize fund http://www.thefa.com/news/the-fa-cu...ay-hull-city-arsenal-date#rkVqMqeklru3EQWY.99
