FA Cup Draw

BinnyJ · Post by **BinnyJ** » Mon Oct 12, 2015 8:43 pm

fear for this one think they will be more up for this than we will plus they will want revenge after last season can see a drubbing on the cards thankfully cant go but be at Wrexham the week after going for a fylde win by 3 or 4

whitty1969 · Post by **whitty1969** » Mon Oct 12, 2015 8:52 pm

BinnyJ wrote:fear for this one think they will be more up for this than we will plus they will want revenge after last season can see a drubbing on the cards thankfully cant go but be at Wrexham the week after going for a fylde win by 3 or 4

I certainly hope not Binny. League below winning by that many ??? Heads will roll !!!

BinnyJ · Post by **BinnyJ** » Mon Oct 12, 2015 9:02 pm

whitty1969 wrote:
BinnyJ wrote:fear for this one think they will be more up for this than we will plus they will want revenge after last season can see a drubbing on the cards thankfully cant go but be at Wrexham the week after going for a fylde win by 3 or 4
I certainly hope not Binny. League below winning by that many ??? Heads will roll !!!

I obviously hope not whitty but not confident at all we awfull away and they will have a point to prove don't think we got the bottle hope i'm wrong ?

geobarrovian · Post by **geobarrovian** » Mon Oct 12, 2015 10:14 pm

This has probably been said before and I was trying to find the ground on google maps, then I got the postcode off their website and found a farmers field around the back of a pub? its seems like such a bizarre set-up, just purely looking at a map I just can't see where their catchment is or where any fans would ever come from, geographically it makes no sense, I appreciate that its a well run club and is miles ahead of us in terms of its club shop, social media, hospitality and the like but can't say I have ever encountered a club built on no foundations and little history, it seems so strange, they'll probably beat us though.

Jameston1 · Post by **Jameston1** » Tue Oct 13, 2015 8:09 am

i see they are slagging us off for slating their pitch on their forum... obvs trying to say ours is worse than theirs... are they forgetting which team had the second best pitch in non league last season...

The Real Slim Azza · Post by **The Real Slim Azza** » Tue Oct 13, 2015 8:40 am

Jameston1 wrote:i see they are slagging us off for slating their pitch on their forum... obvs trying to say ours is worse than theirs... are they forgetting which team had the second best pitch in non league last season...

I wouldnt worry about the forum users on there.

Both of them are nothing worth discussing

Kirkhamwesham · Post by **Kirkhamwesham** » Tue Oct 13, 2015 8:48 am

We're not staying in Warton.
We're having a new ground being built in Wesham as we speak. That is a fantastic catchment area, next to the motorway, near the railway station, along a bus route and a walking distance for Kirkham & Wesham residents.
Kellamergh Park is causing us problems at the moment, especially with the car parking.

Steeley · Post by **Steeley** » Tue Oct 13, 2015 8:51 am

To be fair looks like some serious development going on, be concerning if they come up as they could pluck some of the talent from the north west away from us.

Regarding the pitch, do they have the same groundsman as Fleetwood?

Moonwatcher · Post by **Moonwatcher** » Tue Oct 13, 2015 8:55 am

A tricky tie, no question, but it's an ideal opportunity to close out this obsession that some people seem to have with that little football team near Blackpool. If we prepare for this match and approach it in a professional manner, with the right game plan...we will win it. If we show up with anything less, we run the risk of another embarrassing cup exit. The team that turned up for the Chester and Eastleigh games will have no trouble beating AFC Fylde. It's in the team's and the manager's own hands - let's do the business and set the record straight once and for all. Then move on.

32mile_cul-de-sac · Post by **32mile_cul-de-sac** » Tue Oct 13, 2015 9:35 am

Moonwatcher wrote:A tricky tie, no question, but it's an ideal opportunity to close out this obsession that some people seem to have with that little football team near Blackpool. If we prepare for this match and approach it in a professional manner, with the right game plan...we will win it. If we show up with anything less, we run the risk of another embarrassing cup exit. The team that turned up for the Chester and Eastleigh games will have no trouble beating AFC Fylde. It's in the team's and the manager's own hands - let's do the business and set the record straight once and for all. Then move on.

Totally agree, some on here their ar$es are falling out with thought of playing Fylde!!! hard game but Fylde are very beatable if Barrow produce like we know they can.

Holkerbird · Post by **Holkerbird** » Tue Oct 13, 2015 10:02 am

And it stood on waste land and through the barricades.

I will be taking a mask for the smog that arrogant you know what will be polluting us with.

The Tomahawk Kid · Post by **The Tomahawk Kid** » Thu Oct 15, 2015 3:48 pm

Moonwatcher wrote:A tricky tie, no question, but it's an ideal opportunity to close out this obsession that some people seem to have with that little football team near Blackpool. If we prepare for this match and approach it in a professional manner, with the right game plan...we will win it. If we show up with anything less, we run the risk of another embarrassing cup exit. The team that turned up for the Chester and Eastleigh games will have no trouble beating AFC Fylde. It's in the team's and the manager's own hands - let's do the business and set the record straight once and for all. Then move on.

Cracking post!

The pressure will be on them - they're at home and will be wanting revenge for last season's title loss/lack of promotion.

We've nothing to prove and are not seeking revenge of any kind. We're playing a team a league below us in the final qualifying round of the FA Cup. Approach the game with confidence and I can see us winning clearly by two or three goals...

Steeley · Post by **Steeley** » Thu Oct 15, 2015 3:50 pm

The Tomahawk Kid wrote:
Moonwatcher wrote:A tricky tie, no question, but it's an ideal opportunity to close out this obsession that some people seem to have with that little football team near Blackpool. If we prepare for this match and approach it in a professional manner, with the right game plan...we will win it. If we show up with anything less, we run the risk of another embarrassing cup exit. The team that turned up for the Chester and Eastleigh games will have no trouble beating AFC Fylde. It's in the team's and the manager's own hands - let's do the business and set the record straight once and for all. Then move on.
Cracking post!

The pressure will be on them - they're at home and will be wanting revenge for last season's title loss/lack of promotion.

We've nothing to prove and are not seeking revenge of any kind. We're playing a team a league below us in the final qualifying round of the FA Cup. Approach the game with confidence and I can see us winning clearly by two or three goals...

Disagree, i think we have ALOT to prove. Failed against them last season, and have failed a number of times in the FA cup over the last few seasons.

Wintergreen · Post by **Wintergreen** » Thu Oct 15, 2015 6:40 pm

We have to beat Fylde sometime in the future before they do a Morecambe - this might be it.

Steelworks End · Post by **Steelworks End** » Thu Oct 15, 2015 10:29 pm

Wintergreen wrote:We have to beat Fylde sometime in the future before they do a Morecambe - this might be it.

Why not? We're due a cup run.

Being Barrow, though, we'll draw at Kirkham then lose the replay.

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