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Originally Posted by RHYLRED

Yesterday we would have played away, so actually we are better off, don't know when the next round is, but if we were supposed to have an away league fixture again, its better again.

The next round clashes with our home televised National League match v Chesterfield.

The cup as I understand it takes priority over league fixtures - whether a pre planned TV viewing plays any influence I don't know but somehow doubt it - same rule regarding the FA Trophy - the further we progress the more disruption and re arranged fixtures will be needed to our league programme.

So we stand to lose out on BT Sport national 'live' coverage.

The monies generated from such a viewing.

A decent Saturday crowd with a larger than average away following which will not reach the same heights on a Tuesday night.

It has been previously mentioned of the possibility that we could put two teams out in two competitions on the same day. I recall the day we won 0 - 2 at Brentford in the FA Cup but had to play at the Racecourse the same afternoon v Airbus - a game I attended - but that shouldn't be happening - it just undermines the competitions and forces teams to put out seriously weakened second string teams.

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Originally Posted by awill

Glad you asked “Why do so many posters” and not “Why do so many supporters”, because they are clearly not the latter.

I support the team. I just wouldn't have been too bothered if they had lost yesterday.
We are all supporters, it's just to me, the league is priority.
I could say that certain posters are hoping for a plum away tie just so they can have a booze up.
It's just everyone has different views and priorities.
Doesn't make anyone less of a supporter.

[jase1runner]

I went yesterday and I want Wrexham to win every game they play.

A football team performs better just concentrating on the league is a mute point. Would Manchester City have won the league more comfortably if they weren't in for the cups? I know, in terms of resources, the gulf between us and them is gigantic, but surely players, managers and fans want to be winners, not trying in other competitions because we might not be able to cope with two games a week is just, in my opinion, wrong.

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Originally Posted by jase1runner

I went yesterday and I want Wrexham to win every game they play.

A football team performs better just concentrating on the league is a mute point. Would Manchester City have won the league more comfortably if they weren't in for the cups? I know, in terms of resources, the gulf between us and them is gigantic, but surely players, managers and fans want to be winners, not trying in other competitions because we might not be able to cope with two games a week is just, in my opinion, wrong.

Who said anything about them not trying? I just said I wouldn't have been bothered if they had lost yesterday.
If they keep winning, so be it, but I have concerns about our capabilities to cope.

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Originally Posted by brymboman

Why do so many people on here want their own team to lose a match!

On here, anything is possible!!!! Logic hasn't arrived yet!

[Rex Ham]

Highlights are up, watch Sczepeniack right at the very end celebrating in front of their fans !
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Originally Posted by Rex Ham

Highlights are up, watch Sczepeniack right at the very end celebrating in front of their fans !
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Sad really - he could and should have put his energies into celebrating in front of his own fans.

A lack of class shining through - it has been mentioned in the post match interview of BH.

Hopefully he will learn and not repeat it - had a decent game and showed good handling and a desire to come off his line and claim or punch crosses.

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The young lad looks very lively.

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Originally Posted by Wirral Red

This is almost the standard reply equivalent of "If you can do better join the board"

Sometimes the differing opinions lack any sort of intelligent basis.

Totally agree, a standard response from those unable to hold intelligent debate. Just like the standard Brexiteer response when hard undisputed facts are laid out before them, "...17.4 million people voted to leave".
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