FA Cup FA Cup semi / finals

[OUFCwaffle]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/60842200

FA Cup semi final may get switched to a more accessible stadium for Man City v Liverpool.

Certainly can't argue with that, bring back playing it at Villa Park / Hillsborough etc.

Then again, I'm sure both clubs would sell out in minutes with their London support alone, and the FA wouldn't want those 20,000 odd corporate tickets to be lost...

I say play it at Court Place Farm since City used to be in the National League North

 

[oufc1991]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/60842200

FA Cup semi final may get switched to a more accessible stadium for Man United v Liverpool.

Certainly can't argue with that, bring back playing it at Villa Park / Hillsborough etc.

Then again, I'm sure both clubs would sell out in minutes with their London support alone, and the FA wouldn't want those 20,000 odd corporate tickets to be lost...

I say play it at Court Place Farm since City used to be in the National League North

I'm sure you deliberately done that typo but man United got knocked out by Middlesbrough

 

[OUFCwaffle]

Oops

 

[Concretebob]

That's way too logical to happen. Money rules all and it won't be moved.

 

[Sarge]

since the creation of the PL and the disrespect that PL clubs have shown to the worlds oldest cup competition ( usually until the last couple of rounds),- ..... once Oxford United have exited the FACup, the one time must watch FA Cup final, played after the conclusion of the seasons league fixtures, holds little, if any interest for me.