we got the only non league side left in the draw

tgk fixtures tu bai. giler compact.

But the most important thing, they would get a lot of money from the ticket sales. That would be more than enough to support Crawley for decades!

its actually reverse.say we play away and they get a replay at ot, then it would mean more money to them.but if they get a replay back to their std, its not much since their ground is quite small.

but either way should be good game, no one over/under estimating and a run of matches every 3, or 7 days.

I am not sure how is the allocation done, but say it is 80/20, that means they are allocating roughly 15k for Crawley. However Crawley's own stadium is only 5k, i am not sure if they have enough fanbase to even fill the 15k allocated space.

Anders Lindegaard has no intention of inheriting Edwin van der Sar's No1 shirt – he just wants his place in the Manchester United team.

Lindegaard enjoyed a winning debut on Saturday, even though he was unable to mark the occasion with a clean sheet as United were forced to come from behind at Southampton to book an FA Cup fifth-round tie with non-league Crawley Town. The Denmark international earned warm praise from Sir Alex Ferguson but Van der Sar will return for tomorrow's Premier League encounter with Aston Villa.

However, with Van der Sar to retire at the end of the season, Lindegaard knows there is a first-team spot up for grabs. And he is determined to get it, even if the shirt itself holds no appeal. "I am never going to play No1," he said. "I don't like it. But don't be mistaken by that. I definitely want to be the No1 choice. I have not come here just to pick my nose.

"In the last couple of years Edwin has been the best goalkeeper in the world. But I cannot do anything about him retiring or all the speculation there will be for the next four or five months. I just know I am good enough. If I wasn't I wouldn't be here."

Lindegaard certainly impressed with the speed of his distribution on Saturday and was blameless for Southampton's first-half opener. The result keeps United on course for a repeat of their 1999 treble, although no-one will be talking about that at Old Trafford considering few are even prepared to discuss going through the entire league season unbeaten.

United will complete their next two tasks - against Villa and at Wolverhampton Wanderers on Saturday - without Park Ji-sung, who has been given a week off to recover from his Asian Cup exploits with South Korea.

Yet, as Lindegaard has already discovered, there is already enough quality and strength of character in the United squad. "We have a very good dressing room with a good atmosphere," he said. "We play side by side, stand strong and work our backsides off for each other. There is a winning feeling in there, which is fantastic."

Any chance of us making a surprise signing, possibly yet another youngsters? with so many news coming up all busy about Torres, this is the perfect under-the-radar scenario for SAF to operate

but nah, very unlikely

yeayea~~finally the madness is over!!!!!

no more reading/hearing about transfer for the time being and focusing on what actually matters wch is villa tonight!!!woohooo

Its not in my blood to be rooting for either the Scouse or the Londoners tonight, so I'm just hoping for some good exciting football, preferably a high scoring draw with loads of action and drama. Gonna be interesting to see the treatment the Pool players are gonna give their ex-pretty boy.

who cares? we also should had a penalty for that handball yesterday