1-0 Sunderland.. typical when i changed the channel to the Newcastle game...Fletcher
Newcastle United 1-0 West Ham Sissoko
Newcastle United 2-0 West Ham Gutierrez
Sunderland getting beat 2-1 now.
Newcastle stay up!
And finish 1 point ahead of Sunderland....
Sunderland lost 3-1 at the end
Preston 3-0 Swindon Beckford Huntington Beckford
Middlesbrough 0-1 Norwich Jerome
Middlesbrough 0-2 Norwich Redmond
(25 May 2015, 2:15 pm)Davie wrote [ -> ]Middlesbrough 0-1 Norwich Jerome
Middlesbrough 0-2 Norwich Redmond
Beaten quite handsomely...
Pleased for Norwich
(25 May 2015, 3:53 pm)MrFozz wrote [ -> ]Beaten quite handsomely...
Pleased for Norwich
Boro haven't tried at all.
(25 May 2015, 3:54 pm)Michael wrote [ -> ]Boro haven't tried at all.
Commentator said 'Boro XI weren't good and to a man the Norwich XI were really good'
I am pleased...I like Norwich, remember going to see Sunderland play Norwich years ago at Roker Park and being friendly with a few Norwich fans...
My old man also liked Norwich, he went to the Milk Cup Final in 1985 and said the atmosphere was friendly
Crap that the season is over
'Unbelievable Davie' said Fozz Kamara [GRINNING FACE WITH SMILING EYES][FACE WITH TEARS OF JOY][GRINNING FACE WITH SMILING EYES][FACE WITH TEARS OF JOY][GRINNING FACE WITH SMILING EYES]
(25 May 2015, 4:11 pm)MrFozz wrote [ -> ]Commentator said 'Boro XI weren't good and to a man the Norwich XI were really good'
I am pleased...I like Norwich, remember going to see Sunderland play Norwich years ago at Roker Park and being friendly with a few Norwich fans...
My old man also liked Norwich, he went to the Milk Cup Final in 1985 and said the atmosphere was friendly
Not old enough to remember the milk cup but what a random name haha
(28 May 2015, 9:34 am)Michael wrote [ -> ]Not old enough to remember the milk cip but what a random name haha
The old name for the League Cup (or whatever sponsor they have now, sort of lost track).
The annual tournament in Northern Ireland, is still known as the 'Milk' (Dairy Council were main sponsor)
(28 May 2015, 9:41 am)Andreos1 wrote [ -> ]The old name for the League Cup (or whatever sponsor they have now, sort of lost track).
The annual tournament in Northern Ireland, is still known as the 'Milk' (Dairy Council were main sponsor)
Ah mint haha
(28 May 2015, 9:34 am)Michael wrote [ -> ]Not old enough to remember the milk cip but what a random name haha
(28 May 2015, 9:41 am)Andreos1 wrote [ -> ]The old name for the League Cup (or whatever sponsor they have now, sort of lost track).
The annual tournament in Northern Ireland, is still sponsored by 'Milk'.
It has been
Milk Cup
Rumbelows Cup
Littlewoods Cup
Coca-Cola Cup
Worthington Cup
Carling Cup
Capital One Cup
The present Milk Cup in N.Ireland is a Youth Tournament for U19, U16, U14, U19 is a National Team Comp and the U16 and U14 seems to be a mix of National Team and Club Teams, Newcastle have won it a few times
(28 May 2015, 9:50 am)MrFozz wrote [ -> ]It has been
Milk Cup
Rumbelows Cup
Littlewoods Cup
Coca-Cola Cup
Worthington Cup
Carling Cup
Capital One Cup
The present Milk Cup in N.Ireland is a Youth Tournament for U19, U16, U14, U19 is a National Team Comp and the U16 and U14 seems to be a mix of National Team and Club Teams, Newcastle have won it a few times
The Milk cup must have been a few years ago... Newcastle win a trophy, you've got more chance of seeing pigs fly
(28 May 2015, 10:52 am)Davie wrote [ -> ]The Milk cup must have been a few years ago... Newcastle win a trophy, you've got more chance of seeing pigs fly
Early - mid 80's if I remember right for the English Milk Cup.
Didn't have a sponsor prior to that.
Newcastle had cracking youth teams in the 80's and 90's.
They won the FA Youth Cup and NI Youth Cup a few times over that period.
(28 May 2015, 11:46 am)Andreos1 wrote [ -> ]Early - mid 80's if I remember right for the English Milk Cup.
Didn't have a sponsor prior to that.
Newcastle had cracking youth teams in the 80's and 90's.
They won the FA Youth Cup and NI Youth Cup a few times over that period.
I thought so - Newcastle can barely win a football match never mind a trophy!
Arsenal 2-0 up...Sanchez just scored quite possibly one of the best goals I have ever seen in a Cup Final
(30 May 2015, 5:39 pm)MrFozz wrote [ -> ]Arsenal 2-0 up...Sanchez just scored quite possibly one of the best goals I have ever seen in a Cup Final
Now 3-0. Villa have some serious work to do but i doubt they will be able to come back.
(30 May 2015, 5:55 pm)Robert wrote [ -> ]Now 3-0. Villa have some serious work to do but i doubt they will be able to come back.
Arsenal will be the first team to win back to back cups since Chelsea in 2009 and 2010
Arsenal 4-0 now...
Deep into injury time
On the subject of the 'Milk Cup' there was also the 'Milk Race' which was essentially a Tour of Britain cycle race. I also had the computer game for my Spectrum +3 which involved a lot of key-bashing as far as remember, I'm not sure if the race still takes place now, but the MMB (Milk Marketing Board) loved their sports sponsorship deals.
Anyway, I digress...
(28 May 2015, 11:46 am)Andreos1 wrote [ -> ]Early - mid 80's if I remember right for the English Milk Cup.
Didn't have a sponsor prior to that.
Newcastle had cracking youth teams in the 80's and 90's.
They won the FA Youth Cup and NI Youth Cup a few times over that period.
Some members of those Newcastle teams made it to a higher level.
Gazza, Ian Bogie and Neil McDonald (who was the first West Ham representative to congratulate John Carver last weekend). John Carver had also played at that level before injury.
Later on, Lee Clark, Steve Watson, Steve Howey etc appeared.
(31 May 2015, 8:24 am)MurdnunoC wrote [ -> ]On the subject of the 'Milk Cup' there was also the 'Milk Race' which was essentially a Tour of Britain cycle race. I also had the computer game for my Spectrum +3 which involved a lot of key-bashing as far as remember, I'm not sure if the race still takes place now, but the MMB (Milk Marketing Board) loved their sports sponsorship deals.
Anyway, I digress...
And brought Accrington Stanley into our living rooms too!
(31 May 2015, 8:44 am)Andreos1 wrote [ -> ]Some members of those Newcastle teams made it to a higher level.
Gazza, Ian Bogie and Neil McDonald (who was the first West Ham representative to congratulate John Carver last weekend). John Carver had also played at that level before injury.
Later on, Lee Clark, Steve Watson, Steve Howey etc appeared.
And brought Accrington Stanley into our living rooms too!
Accrington Stanley, who are they?
(31 May 2015, 8:55 am)MrFozz wrote [ -> ]Accrington Stanley, who are they?
Exactly!
(Sorry, I couldn't resist)