Match Day Thread FA Cup Stevenage v Hull City

That's OK if you want to watch it on phone or laptop...
Doesn't it work on BBCi on TV or red button?

 

Only just noticed that P'boro got beat by Chorley.

 

I'm watching on tv through a firestick. Can you not cast to your TV?

 

Concorde? Artic Ranger? My old stomping grounds, as well as The Orchard and Ramp.

Never got an std. Crabs yes, but on the upside, I did learn how to fight.

Great days.

 

Jordy doesn't deserve a start also surprised that Fleming isn't at LB.
All that said 2-0 City

 

The Lamex Stadium ? Is that pronounced 'lame-ex' ?

 

https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/l002p7zc/fa-cup-second-round-stevenage-v-hull-city

 

ex city academy Caldwell could have made it more comfortable, but missed a pen. Actually it was an excellent save.
Can't help thinking he could have done a job for us, but maybe NL is his level.

 

Humberside commentary on the stream too!

Get in.

 

Wasn't showing on the BBCi Sport homepage. Found it on the Live section.....

 

The first settlers in the area have been dated back to the Neolithic period -around 5,000 BC.

The name of the town comes from Old English, meaning 'place at the stiff oak', with the first Saxon village in the area being called Stith ac.

In the Tudor period the town's economy lived off being a significant stop on the Great North Road, which connected the rest of the country to London.

Despite 52% of the local population voting against it, Stevenage was the first new town to be designated under the New Towns Act of 1946. Officially declared on the 11th of November.

Stevenage was the first town in the UK with dedicated cycleways.

The home of Vincent Motorcycles who built the first superbike which was the fastest bike in the world from 1948 - 1955

The MARS rover was built at Airbus in Stevenage.

The home of British Aerospace.

Stevenage was the first town with a completely pedestrianised town centre.

Henry Trigg died in 1724, and in his will requested that his remains were to be placed in a coffin and lodged in the rafters of his barn to prevent body snatchers. It remained there and became a tourist attraction, until someone stole the bones in the 20th Century.

The football club used to be Stevenage Athletic. When it folded, the chairman dug a trench around the center spot to stop the next team playing there.

 

Its on iplayer now

 

Oh your belly burnsy

oh how we laughed

 

Stevenage look lively.

Way more than Ipswich did.

 

Bit rusty here

 

Decent effort by Eaves but minute earlier could easily have been behind

 

Can tell there's been ten changes. Team looks out of sorts.

Stevenage look well up for the cupset.

 

Game on our hands here...