Martyn Harris
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The ramblings of an old man. Lifelong Lincoln City supported and now back in Lincoln after 30 years in Devon
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Now That’s What I Call a Cup Tie: Crawley Town 3-4 Imps
The so-called magic of the FA Cup isn't always evident. Losing 2-1 at Port Vale or Carlisle is not magic. Getting drawn away at Crawley does not suggest magic, but sometimes, magic is found in the oddest of places. Often, FA Cup games are…
The so-called magic of the FA Cup isn't always evident. Losing 2-1 at Port Vale or Carlisle is not magic. Getting drawn away at Crawley does not suggest magic, but sometimes, magic is found in the oddest of places. Often, FA Cup games are…
Now That’s What I Call a Cup Tie: Crawley Town 3-4 Imps
The so-called magic of the FA Cup isn't always evident. Losing 2-1 at Port Vale or Carlisle is not magic. Getting drawn away at Crawley does not suggest magic, but sometimes, magic is found in the oddest of places. Often, FA Cup games are awful—crowds tend to be lower in the early rounds, and conditions in November and December always tend to be tough.
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December 1, 2024 at 1:27 PM
Now That’s What I Call a Cup Tie: Crawley Town 3-4 Imps
The so-called magic of the FA Cup isn't always evident. Losing 2-1 at Port Vale or Carlisle is not magic. Getting drawn away at Crawley does not suggest magic, but sometimes, magic is found in the oddest of places. Often, FA Cup games are…
The so-called magic of the FA Cup isn't always evident. Losing 2-1 at Port Vale or Carlisle is not magic. Getting drawn away at Crawley does not suggest magic, but sometimes, magic is found in the oddest of places. Often, FA Cup games are…