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No, I also can’t believe I had the gall to keep that appalling headline … THE FA Vase final was perhaps always going to be the most likely source of season finale for therealfacup
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Sitting in the bottom three, five games without a goal and a new manager – could River Plate take anything from a game with table-topping Godoy Cruz? Our bread and butter is, as I’m sure you’re aware by the name of the site, the FA Cup.
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A Ryman Premier League diversion for the real FA Cup. Not something we’ll do regularly but Tooting & Mitcham …
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As I Tweeted after the game, this game annoyed me. Immensely. For several reasons. For several reasons. I wrote my original match report on the Sunday and it was, essentially, a hatchet job on the Chertsey fans. I thought better of publishing the match report and thought I’d give it a few …
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Over the last two season’s we’ve been searching for the romance of the FA Cup
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Four pubs, seven goals, 70 stewards and a handful of fans. Brentford racked up five goals, two for Charlie MacDonald, two for Myles Weston while Graeme Armstrong notched twice for Gateshead.
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A bit late with this one so apologies, been a very busy week. A comfortable win for Cambridge in truth and we got a few glimpses of potential future stars. Chris Holroyd and Jai Reason for Cambridge and Sam Duncum for Ilkeston.
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Terry Brown took his Wombles to The New Den on Monday to take on League One high-fliers Millwall in the First Round.
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Thanks to our little chat with Ashy earlier in the week and the few League two sides dumped out of the cup on Saturday, we were rather looking forward to this.
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Our first independent report for a while and this poetic missive comes from a neutral, Paul, who went to the Wealdstone v Rotherham game.
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A memorable night for Wombles fans as AFC romp into the propers despite being down to 10 men for half of the match.
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A large crowd saw AFC Wimbledon earn a replay with Crawley Town.
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After a pulsating encounter, it took 17 penalties to separate Ashford Town (Middx) and Hendon.
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A superb new stadium, some superb pubs and a good crowd. All that was needed was a Dartford win.
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An evening out in Hampton saw them take on Braintree Town in an FA Cup replay.
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The day started with early goals and ended with boardroom visits as the FA Cup reached the 2nd Qualifying Round in North London.
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The Welsh boys from Merthyr crossed the bridge into England to take on Chippenham.
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Horsham progress to the next round on a sunny day in Horsham after 2 Sussex teams failed to produce an FA Cup classic.
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Some interesting refereeing and a huge ice cream were the main features on a good day for Farnborough as they took on Hastings at Cherrywood Road.
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Dulwich make heavy weather of pushing Sevenoaks aside to progress into the 1st Qualifying Round.
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One of our readers went to Aylesbury to see them take on Tiptree in the FA Cup …
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Hamlet miss several chances as Sevenoaks force a replay later in the week.
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A Friday night trip to Chertsey saw a narrow victory for the visiting side.
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A sunny mid-summer Sunday afternoon saw us travel to Broxbourne to see them take on local rivals Enfield in the Extra Preliminary Round of the FA Cup.
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On the opening day of this year’s FA Cup, Basildon travelled to West London to take on the club that plays round the corner from the famous arches.
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Young West Ham loanee Junior Stanislas destroys Luton Town’s Wembley dreams for another season.
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Several visits to 1st Round proper ties fail to produce a winner for any of the non-league underdogs.
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We get lucky as the weather ruins the game we were due to go and see but failed, choosing instead to visit Crawley Town to see Havant take on the Sussex side.
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AFC Telford beat Hendon as we visit Wembley for the first time.
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Merthyr Overrun At Chippenham
The Welsh boys from Merthyr crossed the bridge into England to take on Chippenham.