English F.A. Cup 2010-2011

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The competition has reached the fifth round (with a couple of fourth round replays).

Here are the breakdowns from two of last night's three matches. In order to provide a peek at the lower divisions, I have analysed the matches which pitted Premier League teams against League One opposition (which, being a Peterborough United man, I know quite well...).

Both Manchester City and Arsenal did notfield their strongest lineups.

Manchester City 5 Notts County 0 (4th Round replay - first match finished 1-1)

MANCHESTER CITY:

Started: 5 Whites (1 Englishman), 6 blacks
Finished: 6 Whites (2 Englishmen), 4 blacks, 1 mestizo

NOTTS COUNTY:

Started: 8 Whites (7 Englishmen), 3 blacks
Finished: 8 Whites (6 Englishmen), 3 blacks

The fashion for black strikers extends to the lower divisions - two out of the three blacks in the Notts County starting lineup were forwards: striker Karl Hawley and winger Craig Westcarr. Incidentally, County are managed by Paul Ince, the first black Premier League manager (fanfare), who was sacked by Blackburn Rovers after only 17 matches in charge (crickets).
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Leyton Orient 1 Arsenal 1 (5th Round)

LEYTON ORIENT:

Started: 10 Whites (9 Englishmen), 1 black
Finished: 8 Whites (7 Englishmen), 3 blacks

Unfortunately, Orient's 89th minute equaliser was scored by black "French" substitute striker Jonathan Tehoue, which again makes a black the focus of media attention
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, e.g. the BBC's match report photo below:

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They also brought on the Congolese (Zaire)-born "Belgian" U-19 international Paul-Jose M'Poku (who happens to be on loan from Spurs) for the last few minutes...

ARSENAL:

Started: 6 Whites (No Englishmen), 4 blacks, 1 Arab
Finished: Unchanged ratio

In more black goalscoring publicity, the freakish Wes Brown, who looks like an albino who has fallen into a vat of cheap self-tanning lotion, scored Manchester United's winner against Conference League Crawley Town on Saturday
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Europe said:
Look at this picture from the BBC.

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Europe - Blacks all round, eh? Bloody disgusting. As You are doubtlessly aware, the large photois of "Welshman" Robert Earnshaw - I can really see the Cymric features there...
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West Ham United 5 Burnley 1 (5th Round)

WEST HAM:

Started: 8 Whites (6 Englishmen), 1 Maori, 2 blacks
Finished: 8 Whites (6 Englishmen), 1 Maori, 1 black, 1 mestizo/Amerindian

BURNLEY:

Started: 8 Whites (6 Englishmen), 3 blacks
Finished: 7 Whites (4 Englishmen), 4 blacks

Burnley brought on the black "Scot" Chris "The Miss" Iwelumo in the 73rd minute...
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The BBC match photo:

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Everton 0 Reading 1 (5th Round)

EVERTON:

Started: 6 Whites (3 Englishmen), 4 blacks, 1 half-Turk
Finished: 4 Whites (3 Englishmen), 6 blacks, 1 half-Turk

READING:

Started: 8 Whites (2 Englishmen), 3 blacks
Finished: Unchanged ratio

Manchester City 3 Aston Villa 0 (5th Round)

MAN. CITY:

Started: 5 Whites (2 Englishmen), 6 blacks
Finished: 5 Whites (2 Englishmen), 5 blacks, 1 mestizo

ASTON VILLA:

Started: 7 Whites (No Englishmen), 4 blacks
Finished: 6 Whites (1 Englishman), 5 blacks

Arsenal 5 Leyton Orient 0 (5th Round replay)

ARSENAL:

Started: 6 Whites (No Englishmen*), 4 blacks, 1 Arab *N.B. 19-year old midfielder Conor Henderson was born in London but has truned out for the Republic of Ireland U-19s
Finished: 5 Whites (1 Englishman*), 4 blacks, 2 Arabs

ORIENT:

Started: 10 Whites (9 Englishmen), 1 black
Finished: 8 Whites (7 Englishmen), 3 blacks


The quarterfinals pairings (to be played March 12 & 13) are below:

Birmingham City vs Bolton Wanderers

Manchester United vs Arsenal

Stoke City vs West Ham United

Manchester City vs Reading
 

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ASTON VILLA:

Started: 7 Whites (No Englishmen), 4 blacks
Finished: 6 Whites (1 Englishman), 5 blacks


Just a couple of years ago I remember Aston Villa having many white Englishman? Maybe I remember incorretly.
 

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Europe said:
Just a couple of years ago I remember Aston Villa having many white Englishman? Maybe I remember incorretly.

Aston Villa have been a rather "black" club since the 1990s and even earlier, when Mark Walters and Tony Daley featured in the 1980s. Mind You, given the composition of the population of Birmingham, that's hardly surprising.
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A few White English players have worn Villa's colours during the second half of last decade: amongst others, Liam Ridgewell and Craig Gardner (who are both currently with cross-town rivals Birmingham City), Gareth Barry, James Milner, and Bolton's Gary Cahill.These fellows were supplemented by non-English Whites like Ulstermen Aaron Hughes and Steven Davis, Welshman Mark Delaney, and Scandinavians Olof Mellberg and Martin Laursen.

The second half of the 1990s and early part of the previous decade saw Gareth Southgate, Gareth Barry, Lee Hendrie, Mark Draper, Alan Wright and booze, drugs and gambling merchant Paul Merson turn out for the club.

It's very easy to name a cartload of Villa's black players from the 1990s onwards: Paul McGrath, Dwight "Buck Teeth" Yorke, Earl Barrett, Ian Taylor, Dalian Atkinson, Ugo Ehiogu, Dion Dublin, George Boateng, Julian Joachim, Jlloyd Samuel, Darius Vassell, Luke Moore, et cetera...
 

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First two quarterfinals.

Birmingham City 2 Bolton Wanderers 3

BIRMINGHAM:

Started: 8 Whites (5 Englishmen), 2 blacks, 1 mestizo
Finished: 7 Whites (6 Englishmen), 3 blacks, 1 mestizo

BOLTON:

Started: 10 Whites (4 Englishmen), 1 black
Finished: 10 Whites (6 Englishmen), 1 Asian

'Twas rather unfortunate thatthe last-minute winner was scored by the piscine-visaged South Korean Lee Chung-Yong, who was the only non-White Bolton player on the field at the time...

Manchester United 2 Arsenal 0

MAN. UNITED:

Started: 6 Whites (1 Englishman), 3 blacks, 2 mestizos
Finished: 7 Whites (2 Englishmen),4 blacks

ARSENAL:

Started: 5 Whites (1 Englishman), 5 blacks, 1 Arab
Finished: 6 Whites (1 Englishman), 3 blacks, 2 ArabsEdited by: Rebajlo
 

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The quarterfinals stage concluded with:
Stoke City 2 West Ham United 1

STOKE:

Started: 9 Whites (3 Englishmen), 2 blacks
Finished: 10 Whites (3 Englishmen), 1 black

WEST HAM:

Started: 7 Whites (6 Englishmen), 3 blacks, 1 half-Arab
Finished: 8 Whites (5 Englishmen), 2 blacks, 1 half-Arab

Manchester City 1 Reading 0

MAN. CITY:

Started: 3 Whites (1 Englishmen), 7 blacks, 1 mestizo
Finished: 4 Whites (2 Englishmen), 6 blacks, 1 mestizo

READING:

Started: 7 Whites (1 Englishman), 3 blacks, 1 Turk
Finished: 7 Whites (2 Englishmen), 3 blacks, 1 Turk

I was hoping that Reading would pull off an upset against Manchester City, but it was not to be. Instead, the leftists have another photographic field day:

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Note theexultant White faces in the crowd, particularly the scrawny woman (I assume) bottom left. Behold the daft prole living the dream.As long as it wears a sky blue shirt (or official away strip, "retailing at a mere thirty quid, pick your size...") these barely-literate, lagered-up dopes shall gleefully cheer themselves hoarse...

The semi-finals are scheduled for the 16th - 17th of April and shall be played at Wembley:

Manchester City vs Manchester United
Bolton Wanderers vs Stoke City

This, of course, means that a Manchester club is guaranteed a spot in the final, which ensures that there shall be a substantial black presence in one of the most watched sporting events on earth. I just pray that it won't be City, who are definitely the blacker of the two, especially when one considers their respective squads...
 

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Very well said Rebajlo. Thanks for the update. Just a bunch of idiot inbred Manchester folks probably in too much of a drunken stupor to realize what they are doing.

Here's hoping for a Manchester United vs. whomever matches up better against them, either Bolton or Stoke.
 

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That's got to be a kid on the left you are talking about. I am sure the Man City fans, or any fans in Europe at this point, wouldn't blink an eye if their team had all Brazilians. Heck, Europeans might want an all naturalized national team at this point: Italy would have all Argentinians and Brazilians, England would have Nigerians and Jamaicans, Spain would have Brazilians and Moroccans, Germany would have Turks and Ghanaians, France would have Sengalese and Algerians.
 

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Europe said:
I am sure the Man City fans, or any fans in Europe at this point, wouldn't blink an eye if their team had all Brazilians.


<DIV style="MARGIN: 0cm 0cm 10pt">Here's a story which is exceedingly painful for me to tell, as it pertains to the Polish club Pogon Szczecin, which I have been fanatically devoted to my entire life.
<DIV style="MARGIN: 0cm 0cm 10pt">On the 11th of April 2006, in an Ekstraklasa fixture away to GKS Belchatow, Pogon Szczecin fielded a team which consisted of 10 Brazilians and Slovak goalkeeper Boris Peskovic. This was the first time a Polish club had put out a side that failed to feature a Polish player in the starting lineup. Two Poles came on in the second half and the match finished in a 0-2 defeat.
<DIV style="MARGIN: 0cm 0cm 10pt">This was then-owner Antoni Ptak's "Brazilian Pogon"Â plan, in which he imported tenth-rate Brazilians by the dozen ("scouted" by his dilettante son Dawid), believing that such an approach constituted a foolproof formula for success. In this darkest of dark eras, Pogon match squads generally contained only twoto four Poles (one of whom was Szczecin-born first-choice goalkeeper Radoslaw Majdan). Needless to say, this was frothing lunacy and resulted in a last-place finish in the 2006/2007 season, with a balance of 3 wins, 7 draws and 20 losses.
<DIV style="MARGIN: 0cm 0cm 10pt">Despite being a phenomenally hard-core Pogon man, from the moment the first Brazilians appeared at the club all I wished for was to see the team lose. Such a team had nothing to do with Szczecin, nothing to do with Poland, so it consequently meant nothing to me â€" beyond being an entity to despise. The only feelings which this insulting parody of Pogon engendered were those of fury and disgust, for the entire rationale underpinning football fandom is the display of local and regional pride. A club is supposed to represent and reflect, respectively, its suburb, city, and region â€" quite naturally, the fans traditionally identified with their club and its players. As the game itself is played by the players, the players are the club. If the players are not Your people, how can they reflect and represent You? Consequently, how can one support an institution which is unrepresentative of oneself? I certainly cannot.
<DIV style="MARGIN: 0cm 0cm 10pt">It's too bad that the dim-witted Manchester City fans in that photo (and football fans throughout Europe) don't concur. For if they voiced disapproval of their team's racial composition by refusing to attend matches, refraining from purchasing merchandise, and cancelling cable TV subscriptions, then the owners would be forced to effect changes in playing personnel quick smart. English fans who attend matches are overwhelmingly White, as are the subscribers to cable TV â€" Whites are the vital providers of the revenue which enables professional sports to exist, yet they are happy to sit back and shell out the dosh to watch non-Whites (read: blacks) and to consequently set blacks up as the heroes of White children. I marvel (and despair) at the anti-instinctual nature of the whole situation. The solution is so maddeningly simple, yet equally maddeningly difficult...
<DIV style="MARGIN: 0cm 0cm 10pt">To conclude the story, Ptak sold the club in June 2007 and, due to financial irregularities, et cetera, Pogon slipped directly from the top division into Division IV. The Brazilians were given the flick and the club is currently in the I Liga (i.e. second division) â€" although things aren't looking good, as we are currently in the relegation zone...Edited by: Rebajlo
 

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Well, Faux Italian Balotteli was red carded and blew the Europa Cup game for Man City, as if that was a surprise. Why Man City signed him is beyond me.

"For if they voiced disapproval of their team's racial composition by refusing to attend matches, refraining from purchasing merchandise, and cancelling cable TV subscriptions, then the owners would be forced to effect changes in playing personnel quick smart."

I guess there was some commentary in England around 2000 or so, when they started to get more and more foreign players in the league, saying that the English fans wouldn't support it, but that turned out to be wrong.

Pogon's owners are like so many of these fans who are blind Brazilian worshipers. It's really a shame that there are so many Brazilians in Europe now.
 

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"Balotelli" is a liability.



Here's an amusing video of it trying to put on a bib before the game last night:

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My goodness, this guy is a dim bulb.


Isn't today's society a truly wretched thing? For despite possessing the "intelligence" which allows him tobecomprehensively outwitted by a simple "garment" of non-natural material, this black dunce Balotelli is paid somewhere in the vicinity of GBP 80,000 per week...
 

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According to rumors on the BBC Man City already wants to get rid of the Faux Italian.
 

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According to rumors on the BBC Man City already wants to get rid of the Faux Italian.


I'm hoping that "Balotelli" shall continue throwing tantrums, getting sent off, et cetera, hence gaining the reputation of an erratic, unemployableliability and consequently sliding into obscurity. Then again, El Hadji Diouf is still playing, despite all of his "controversies"...

Put it this way - if Manchester City ditch the black dolt, I'm sure that they shall rapidly replace him with another African / Brazilian / "Frenchman"... (groan)...
 

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Semifinals.

Manchester City 1 Manchester United 0

MAN. CITY:

Started: 6 Whites (3 Englishmen), 5 blacks
Finished: 4 Whites (2 Englishmen), 7 blacks

MAN. UNITED:

Started: 6 Whites (2 Englishmen), 4 blacks, 1 Asian
Finished: 4 Whites* (1 Englishman*), 4 blacks, 1 Asian, 1 mestizo *N.B. Paul Scholes was sent off after 72'

Stoke City 5 Bolton Wanderers 0

STOKE:

Started: 9 Whites (3 Englishmen), 2 blacks
Finished: 10 Whites (3 Englishmen), 1 black

BOLTON:

Started: 8 Whites (3 Englishmen), 2 blacks, 1 Asian
Finished: 8 Whites (5 Englishmen), 2 blacks, 1 Asian

I'm utterly disgusted that Manchester Cityare in the final - my ultimate nightmare (besides City actually lifting the trophy) is that "Balotelli" shall score the winning goal.

Hopefully Stoke can do the job, even though that would mean that another of the black bastards that I really hate (and that's saying something
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) would pick up a winner's medal - viz. Jermaine Pennant. This is the prick who made a habit of turning up late to training wherever he has played, has a string of drink driving offences and has even done a couple of weeks of bird for it:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/england/london/4307427.stm

One of his excuses for not paying a ticket or something was that he couldn't read...
 

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Stoke City have suffered a couple of injury setbacks in the leadup to the final. Winger Matthew Etherington did a hamstring in the midweek win against Wolves, while defender Danny Higginbotham will be out for several months due to cruciate ligament damage. Hopefully Etherington can be fit for the final. On the "positive" side, dopey-faced Jamaican striker Ricardo Fuller's ruptured Achilles means that there shall be one less black running onto the field in the showpiece match
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The starting lineups have been announced:

MAN. CITY:

4 Whites (2 Englishmen), 6 blacks, 1 mestizo

STOKE CITY:

9 Whites (3 Englishmen), 2 blacks

COME ON STOKE!!!

Here's a bit of nostalgia from 1973
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Anyway, I'm off to watch the match...

COME ON YOU POTTERS!!!
 

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0-0 at half time.

Stoke have absorbed agiant cartload of pressure but should have had a penalty when the "Belgian" Vincent Kompany handled in the area. Mind You, the Potters were lucky that Robert Huth got away with felling that prick "Balotelli" with an elbow early on.

But enough from me - nature calls
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COME ON STOKE!!!!
 

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Trying to find a feed. Just saw that Toure (from the Ivory Coast) for
Manchester City just scored to make it 1-0 to the delight of the Man
City DWFs
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Here's his "mug shot":
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Looks like Man City is going to pull it out
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Manchester City 1 Stoke City 0

MAN. CITY:

Started: 4 Whites (2 Englishmen), 6 blacks, 1 mestizo
Finished:4 Whites (2 Englishmen),7 blacks

STOKE CITY:

Started: 9 Whites (3 Englishmen), 2 blacks
Finished:8 Whites (4 Englishmen),3 blacks

Bollocks to this. Yet again we have acollection ofrepulsive black faces of "sporting heroes" beamed into the television sets of Whites worldwide.Impressionable little kids of certain ages will remember this as their first F.A. Cup final. What a poxy disaster - if there was one club (besides Chelsea and Arsenal) that I didn't wish to win the trophy it was bloody Manchester City. sh*t, Arsenal would have put out a whiter side...

Manchester City - owned by an Arab, loaded with blacks, captained by a mestizo. To top things off, that greasy Tevez lifted the Cup while wrapped in an Argentine flag andunused substitute Edin Dzeko wasswathed in a Bosnian flag. What a bloody insult. Needless to say, Rebajlo is well pissed off!!
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Highlander - The goal was scored by Yaya Toure. The creature whose photo You posted is his older brother Kolo, who failed the drug test (he claims to have taken his wife's weight-loss tablets...).
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Thanks, Rebajlo...I couldn't tell the difference
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...I updated my post.

If only the teams looked like they did back in '73...at least skin-tone-wise.
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