JPT Round 2 Draw

[BrettieAngell]

Its a cracker!!

 

[Boreham Shrimper]

A veritable glamour tie

 

[devonexile]

Its a cracker!!

On the plus side, it must give us a decent chance of going through to round 3.

 

[BrettieAngell]

On the plus side, it must give us a decent chance of going through to round 3.

Indeed it does.

 

[Yorkshire Blue]

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Hi mick- it doesn't mean this , if you open the link it gives the teams in each group, you then need to read the JPT rules in line with the groups .
Why all the info isn't in one place, or even a world cup type wall chart type of thing I don't know. I know premiership supporting teams look down on it , but its a chance to play at Wembley which I would assuem is a big deal to the players-- it is to me as a fan.

I think it might be our only chance (other than in the FA Cup) of a trip to Wembley this season - are the play-offs being held elsewhere because of some mickey mouse cup and UEFA rules saying they need the stadium 2 weeks in order to put up all their advertising?

 

[EastStandBlue]

L2 Play-Off final is at the Mill Stad this year, I think...

 

[Shrimper]

Yeah, Play-off finals this year are away from Wembley due to the Champions League final needing two weeks gap. Barnet away, not that great but it's a great chance to go through to the next round.

 

[Beefy]

L2 Play-Off final is at the Mill Stad this year, I think...

Old Trafford was the rumour. Has it changed?

 

[EastStandBlue]

Old Trafford was the rumour. Has it changed?

Between the Mill Stad, Old Trafford and the Emirates, according to The Torygraph... if they're going to use all three venues, I'd hazard a guess at the L2 final being handed to the Emirates as the capacity is lower.

 

[BrettieAngell]

I would feel sick if we got to the final but missed out on going to wembley!

 

[Beefy]

I would feel sick if we got to the final but missed out on going to wembley!

If you believe the omens then it's probably good for our chance of making it that the Play Off final isn't at Wembley.

 

[Bluesmanager]

Two things: 1, what's the date of the match?

and 2, what's the closest stadium to the ground? Best I can find is either Barnetby or New Barnet.

 

[Jam_Man]

I would feel sick if we got to the final but missed out on going to wembley!

The Emirates would be a great alternative.

Although we wouldnt get quite as many tickets Im sure we would still get enough lol.

 

[Uncle Leo]

and 2, what's the closest stadium to the ground? Best I can find is either Barnetby or New Barnet.

Underhill is the closest stadium to Underhill.

 

[Spaceman Spiff]

Two things: 1, what's the date of the match?

and 2, what's the closest stadium to the ground? Best I can find is either Barnetby or New Barnet.

I think the stadium is pretty much on the ground, IIRC, cant get much closer than that! :)

 

[BrettieAngell]

If you believe the omens then it's probably good for our chance of making it that the Play Off final isn't at Wembley.

Its a fair point, would still be gutted though!

 

[Norwichshrimper]

Two things: 1, what's the date of the match?

and 2, what's the closest stadium to the ground? Best I can find is either Barnetby or New Barnet.

New Barnet (Mainline out of Moorgate/Finsbury Park) is about 15 walk.
High Barnet (London Underground) last stop on Northern Line (High Barnet Branch) is about 5 mins walk and downhill.

 

[LittleBoyBlue]

If we can repeat the 1946/7 F.A.cup result we will be well pleased. A second round tie which we won 9-2 with a hat trick from wee winger Harry Lane. I believe Cyril Thompson scored as did Joe Sibley also. The Underhill pitch that day was a sea of mud and had a huge slope to it. In the first round we played Brush Sports and triumphed 6-1, Thompson got a hat trick that day.
Our reward in the third round was yet another away tie to mighty Everton- bigger than Liverpool in those days- where we aquitted ourselves very well, losing 4-2.
Oh well we can dream can't we?

 

[Gt Yarmouth Shrimper]

If we can repeat the 1946/7 F.A.cup result we will be well pleased. A second round tie which we won 9-2 with a hat trick from wee winger Harry Lane. I believe Cyril Thompson scored as did Joe Sibley also. The Underhill pitch that day was a sea of mud and had a huge slope to it. In the first round we played Brush Sports and triumphed 6-1, Thompson got a hat trick that day.
Our reward in the third round was yet another away tie to mighty Everton- bigger than Liverpool in those days- where we aquitted ourselves very well, losing 4-2.
Oh well we can dream can't we?

Unfortunately, this is not the F.A cup we are talking about, it's the win a tin of paint trophy, so no premershite clubs involved

 

[BARNETBLUE]

Away to Barnet.

Think I might well make this one then!