The FA Cup Final
Bollocks.
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20/05/07 @ 20:23
Ah come on, you can't have everything.
20/05/07 @ 21:33
Fair enough Annie. I think I'd be more satisfied if we'd played better more than anything else. It was a poor spectacle really. Been quite a while since there's been a decent FA Cup final.