FA Cup - Liverpool handed Brighton tie

Sun, 29 Jan 17:57:00 2012

Liverpool have been given a home tie against Brighton and Hove Albion in the FA Cup fifth round draw.

2012 Liverpool - 0

Kenny Dalglish's side, who beat Manchester United on Saturday, will take on a Brighton team that knocked out Newcastle United at the Amex Stadium.

Bookies' favourites Chelsea also have a home tie against Championship opposition, in the form of Birmingham City.

Tottenham Hotspur travel to League One side Stevenage, while fourth-tier Crawley Town face top-flight opponents Stoke City.

Another potential plum tie will see the winners of Sunderland's replay at Middlesbrough take on Arsenal.

The ties will be played the weekend of the 18/19 February.

FA Cup fifth round draw

Liverpool v Brighton and Hove Albion

Everton v Blackpool/Sheffield Wednesday

Chelsea v Birmingham City

Crawley Town v Stoke City

Stevenage v Tottenham Hotspur

Norwich City v Leicester City

Sunderland/Middlesbrough v Arsenal

Millwall/Southampton v Bolton Wanderers

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  1. evra is scum

    From parasite watcher, on Fri 17 Feb 10:33AM
  2. @ Ferg & GI Joe 323 .........WELL SAID......­ LMAO....thats brilliant.

    From james, on Tue 31 Jan 1:36PM
  3. Ferg, you stupid oaf. You forgot to mention that since­ Reina could not provide evidence that the other 9 goals­ has not been scored and that his testimony of only­ having let in one goal is adjudicated to be false,­ Reina is henceforth suspended for 800 matches.­ Additionally, since the TV could also not produce the­ film to show the 9 goals and base solely on the verbal­ statement by Evra, BSkyB is fined 50 billion pounds and­ told to fabricate the film with help from James Cameron­ and Jon Landau lest they entire management from BSkyB­ be ordered to polish every blade of grass inside­ Wembley Stadium in preparation for MU to lift the FA­ Cup for the next ten years.

    From GI Joe 323, on Tue 31 Jan 11:36AM
  4. Hey never ever bring in your big brother to revenge,­ the embarrassment is too much o handle when your Big­ brother i humbled by the same team that beat your young­ brother, ManU and ManC

    From lee, on Tue 31 Jan 10:00AM
  5. The FA have decided to award victory in the FA cup 4th­ round match to Manchester United this evening having­ accepted captain Patrice Evra's claim that his team­ scored 10 times.

    Despite 9 of the goals not having­ been witnessed by the TV, players, crowd or referee,­ the FA found Evra to be a convincing witness.­ Conversely Liverpool FC goalkeeper Pepe Reina's­ testimony was found to be totally unreliable. He­ admitted conceding one goal but could provide no­ evidence that the other 9 had not been scored. On the­ grounds of probability, the FA have concluded that the­ goals will stand and so United will progress to the 5th­ round.

    Liverpool have 7 days to appeal.

    From Ferg, on Mon 30 Jan 6:56PM
  6. Poetic justice...Kuyt stuffs Evra for winner.However­ even better would have had Suarez "skin" Evra­ in the re-play!
    Dream result either way...the joy on­ Suarez's face was wonderful!

    From Graham, on Mon 30 Jan 3:28PM
  7. If the spitting incident was made up I'm very glad.­ It would sicken me to think anyone could stoop so low­ in such a cowardly way. There are internet trolls­ who'll make anything up. They're also massive­ cowards. My overall point is, banter not bile is the­ way forward for Man U & Liverpool.

    From truenewsflash, on Mon 30 Jan 3:10PM
  8. Hi Robin. Since you brought it up, I do think it’s a­ shame that Everton were denied a chance of playing in­ the European cup in ’86 (the year Liverpool won the­ double). However the team that suffered most as a­ result of the ban was Liverpool, being the team that­ won the league most during the ban. We could have had­ the chance to stretch our 4 outright wins in the­ competition, at that point, to 7 with Istanbul making­ it unassailable 8. However, 5 is the number & we­ can’t change history. Everton rebuilt after our double­ winning year & snatched back the title in ‘87. So­ the effects of the ban to them, long term, are often­ grossly overstated. Unfortunately for them it was­ mismanagement in the boardroom, which continues to this­ day, which denied them any tangible success from around­ 1990 onwards (the FA cup in ’95 & being knocked out­ at the qualifying stage of the Champions league, no­ mean feat for a club of their size, notwithstanding).­ Rip the 39. RIP & justice for the96.

    From truenewsflash, on Mon 30 Jan 3:05PM
  9. not being either man u or al/pool fan,i had to laugh at­ some of the comments fergie tackticaly predictable not­ two weeks ago liverpool fans saying the worst pool team­ in years.

    From derek, on Mon 30 Jan 3:00PM
  10. Police confirmed no Man United fans were arrested for­ spitting on Hillsborough memorial, it was a rumour­ started on twitter.. So made up.. Every club will have­ stupid supporters, it's unfortunate but true. Some­ will always take it too far.
    However I agree with Chris­ R, Suarez should have been banned, apologised, served­ his ban and Liverpool should have been a more­ respectful to the situation, as it is a very sensitive­ issue. The shirt thing was ridiculous.. I don't­ think Liverpool is a racist club at all but have not­ helped themselves over the whole evra/suarez issue..­ Hopefully they will learn from it.. Liverpool/United­ rivalry is great and love the passion they have up­ north for football

    From tme_retailsolutions, on Mon 30 Jan 2:51PM
  11. On the football:
    Possession can't always win­ football matches. Especially when the opposition­ manager is a genius too. Kenny's plan worked a­ treat. Substitutions won it for Liverpool. I think­ Firgie has always been tactically predictable but he’s­ usually had more quality players to rely on. Not any­ more. Once the money has dried up, which will be very­ soon unless there’s massive investment, Firgie will­ leave the mess he’s leading the club into for someone­ else to clean up. As for Liverpool, taking out both­ Manc clubs means nothing unless we now go on to win­ both cups. The good news is Kenny’s got us believing­ again. YNWA

    From truenewsflash, on Mon 30 Jan 2:42PM
  12. On the S&E incident:
    The fact that Evera racially­ abused Suarez, before Suarez opened his big mouth, is­ what is angering Liverpool fans. Suarez got an 8 match­ ban for replying to “Get your hands of me, south­ American” with the words “why black?”. They should­ both have been banned for using racist remarks. It was­ right that Suarez should have been banned, even though­ I think he was only guilty of ignorance. Evera, later­ saying; “Suarez is not a racist”, is proof of that. The­ fans can’t articulate who we’re really angry with (the­ FA) so they boo Evera. However angry the injustice made­ us I think we missed an opportunity to be the bigger­ men. That’s all, not a sin. I think those reds fans who­ booed should have kept quiet on every Evera touch,­ again, no big deal but misjudged. Most of us “get it”­ & have moved on.

    From truenewsflash, on Mon 30 Jan 2:41PM
  13. On the side show:
    I'm a scouse Liverpool fan.
    Well­ done Liverpool F.C & all but 1 of our fans. I call­ for a lifetime ban for that dope making monkey­ gestures. It’s wrong on every level & he'll­ walk alone.

    Well done Man U & all but one of­ your fans. Spitting on the Hillsborough memorial is­ unforgivable.

    I can’t imagine what the parents of­ these idiots must feel knowing their sons are such­ scum.

    Let’s get back to banter not bile. Just­ like Kenny said at full time.

    From truenewsflash, on Mon 30 Jan 2:40PM
  14. @ 259. Wow James, you and your colleagues really know­ how to have a fun time. Of course doing a monkey­ impression isn’t necessarily a racist act, it all­ depends on the context. However, black and Asian­ people have often been likened to monkeys as a way of­ demeaning them, implying they are less than human. In­ this case a man was doing a monkey impressions in the­ context of a match where a black man was booed by a lot­ of people ostensibly for simply reporting racially­ offensive comments being directed against him. As­ such it is not unreasonable to suspect that the man­ doing the monkey impressions may have been acting in a­ racist manner although this can only be confirmed by­ the investigation which I understand is­ occurring.

    Since you mentioned the European Cup­ earlier let’s just say it’s a shame that the city of­ Liverpool’s founding club were not allowed to have a go­ at winning the thing and building on their domestic­ success through no fault of their own.

    From Robin, on Mon 30 Jan 2:24PM
  15. For goodness sake change the record, all we've­ heard since October is about Evra & Suarez,­ he's serving his ban paid his fine now move on.­ Getting really boring now. As for the booing at the­ game on Saturday, doesn't Ashley Cole get it every­ week playing for Chelsea, don't hear any complaints­ then so what the differance. No doubt Suarez will get­ it everywhere he goes, but of course you will all say­ thats alright, maybe it is but isn't it time to­ move on.

    From Dylan, on Mon 30 Jan 2:14PM
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    James, I'm a Liverpool supporter and agree with­ you. We were first told Suarez had said­ "negrito" which is a term of affection­ (unless said with a snarl, as you say). Later the­ report claims he said "Negro". That's a­ problem. Black is the correct term - asked for by­ Black people. But that's in English! The­ Spanish for "black" is "negro" -­ your black T-shirt is "negro". So what does­ a Spanish person do? What is certain is that Suarez­ should have been told not to say anything at any time,­ referring to person's colour, because it's not­ acceptable here. His Spanish-speaking colleagues­ should have done that already. He also should have­ apologised to Evra for the blunder, regardless of the­ footballing rights or wrongs. Kenny Dalglish is out­ of order - he has left an impression that he thinks­ Suarez an injured innocent - and has also refused an­ apology. Added to Liverpool's unusual lack of­ Black players, it creates suspicion. Anything else like­ this and I shall no longer support them

    From John, on Mon 30 Jan 1:42PM
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    now now ladies read the news !!!! booing evra lol­ what a joke are scousers that thick that they dont even­ understand that it was not evra who racially abused­ himself was it . suarez deserves his ban and john terry­ should follow.. They both are a disgrace left to me­ niether would place in english league again....
    How can­ terry and suarez claim to be professionals when they­ bring shame on there clubs..

    Im a stoke fan by the way

    From martin, on Mon 30 Jan 1:40PM
  18. When i was at work last week, we locked a friend of­ mine in a cage we were building, for a joke,, he put­ hes hands under his arms and done a monkey inpression,­ most of us just laughed at him , but 5 other workers­ said "you cant do that, thats being racist"­ so for god sake.... whos was the racist Robin?­ comment 257? answer me that one....

    From james, on Mon 30 Jan 1:10PM
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    @ james.. Suarez said the name he used was an endearing­ word, used in his country all the time. Fair enough..­ BUT it obviously isn't that endearing when being­ shouted at you face to face during an arguement. The FA­ had to react and react quickly.. the one odd occasion­ in my view they acted appropriately and nipped it in­ the bud.. I think Liverpool FC behaved badly andn­ childishly for such an institution. Man Utd and­ Liverpool are british football and are seen around the­ world as so. Man Utd kept a lid on it, as it is such a­ senstive issue as Liverpool should have done.­ That's why everyone around the coutry was shocked­ at thier behaviour. Hopefully they will learn from it,­ I would have expected better from "king"­ kenny

    From chris r, on Mon 30 Jan 12:44PM
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    'the police and all the complainers ARE racist by­ comparing­ monkeys to black people, and for accusing­ him in the­ first place'. Dear God, i've heard­ it all now.

    Well said paulandkim15, comment 252 but­ there's no point making reasoned comments to a lot­ of Liverpoo fans, there really are no other fans like­ them.

    James, if it makes your little life somehow­ more bearable to believe that United won titles simply­ by Ronaldo cheating then feel free. I guess you­ believe that Gerrard never dives (or punches­ outnumbered DJ's without provovation)

    From Robin, on Mon 30 Jan 12:35PM
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