Country: Scotland
The nightmare scenario. Nothing to gain by winning everything to lose if we lose.
A great FA cup tie awaits. Can't wait.
A great FA cup tie awaits. Can't wait.
Sutton United. Never in my life have I heard of them.The nightmare scenario. Nothing to gain by winning everything to lose if we lose.
A great FA cup tie awaits. Can't wait.
They are in the vanarama league. 5th tier of English football. People in Sutton have never heard of them.Sutton United. Never in my life have I heard of them.
Disagree about nothing to gain though. Winning is winning, regardless of opposition.
http://www.bbc.com/sport/football/38803239...
Sutton United are 16th in the National League, English football's fifth-tier, and play at Gander Green Lane which has a 5,000 capacity - 55,000 less than Arsenal's Emirates Stadium.
They have beaten League Two Cheltenham Town, League One AFC Wimbledon and Championship Leeds United to get this far.
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Sutton United. Never in my life have I heard of them.
They have a 3G pitch, so we wont have to worry about crappy playing surfaces.
Its a nice draw, more so for Sutton and their fans who will watch their team play us, hopefully with them losing in the process. I dont think Wenger will play anything less then a team similar to Saturday gone.
Shame its not at ours, they'd get a mammoth amount of money from the ticket sales and almost certain TV revenue.
Thought those new 3G pitches were not too bad. Probably better than a mud field for the hoofers.
I'm surprised. I believe that they remain the last non-league team to knock a team from the top division out of the FA Cup (Unless I've missed someone?). Back in the same season Arsenal won the league in the last minute at Anfield. 1988/89 One of the most significant season's in the history of both clubs. Wonder if 2016/17 will be the same? It certainly will if Sutton can win this.
They beat Coventry who had won the FA cup two seasons previously by beating Tottenham at Wembley.