Tony Towner
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I don't think anything should be done to those fielding weakened sides, but it is a saddening sign of the times.
Don't agree.
Managers should be free to pick whoever they want. Having the FA or whoever telling you who you can or can't play is wrong.
If Liverpool lose then that is their punishment, just like Bournemouth did yesterday after 11 changes.
The above.Don't agree.
Managers should be free to pick whoever they want. Having the FA or whoever telling you who you can or can't play is wrong.
If Liverpool lose then that is their punishment, just like Bournemouth did yesterday after 11 changes.
That would be a horrible draw.Derby home or away would be a good tie.
That would be a horrible draw.
Oxford away, please.
Be quite happy with a "glamour tie" I'd like a cup run but at least against a big club thers no pressure.
On the subject of big teams fielding weakened 11's, I'm against any kind of rules or sanctions to make managers pick anything other than the team they want but I admit it must be a pisser if you're a fan of "minnows" and pay good money to see the superstars and then they turn up with the 2nd team
Then again Stoke didn't really - still got beat
Talk of punishing teams for fielding 'weakened' sides is ridiculous. We all remember McCarthy's team away at United and the pathetic media furore afterwards don't we? Managers should be free to pick whomever they want as long as they're registered at the club.
Plus we got fined for that one - no idea why as at least half of them played a significant number of games in that season
Picking Matt Hill and the Hoff was clearly a step too far for the PL.
Picking Matt Hill and the Hoff was clearly a step too far for the PL.