AG's Football Reports

Gerrard celebrating the first goal Liverpool 5-0 Swansea Anfield 44,832 Liverpool have moved above Swansea into 7th after a 5-0 win over a weak  Swansea side. Swansea's last game before the Capital One Cup final next Sunday ended in a 5-0 Whitewash. Swansea manager Michael Laudrup says he is partly to blame for the defeat after making seven changes to the side that beat QPR 4-1 last weekend.  The game was dominated by Liverpool from the first minute, they had penalty claims turned down before one was won by Luis Suarez after he was fouled in the box, Steven Gerrard stood up to take it and scored it to make it 1-0 to Liverpool.  Liverpool had more chances before half time but Vorm kept the score 1-0 at half time. After 16 seconds of the second half Liverpool were 2-0 up when Philippe Coutinho worked his way though the Swansea defence and then took on the shot and it found a way past Michel Vorm in the Swansea goal   Liverpool celebrate the second go...

A Recap of the 6th Round draw of the FA Cup

Man City are through to the 6th round of the FA Cup after a 4-0 win over Leeds 

Chelsea are through to the FA Cup 5th round after a 4-0 win over Brentford 

Attendance's at football matches has dropped in recent years apart from the top teams in England, like Manchester United, Chelsea, Arsenal and Liverpool. Empty seats at the Den Empty seats at Wigan Not a seat to be seen!! Above we can see the that empty seats have started to pop up in recent years. Here at Old Trafford you can see that you are never going to find a seat. I think that if your team are doing well and you find yourself in a good postion in the league. When teams are relegated from the Premier League down to the championship the attendance drops.   Birmingham This is when Birmingham were in the Premier League, at this time the stands were full each week. When the team was relegated the attendances have dropped. Birmingham in the Championship Since Birmingham's relegation to the championship the attendance to home matches has gone down rapidly and you can see the that there are a lot more...

FA Cup Arsenal 0-1 Blackburn Luton 0-3 Millwall MK Dons 1-3 Barnsley     L Championship Cardiff 2-1 Bristol City Crystal Palace 4-1 Middlesborough Derby 0-0 Wolves Hull 1-0 Charlton Ipswich 1-0 Blackpool Nottingham Forest 1-1 Bolton 

F.A Cup Arsenal 0-1 Blackburn MK Dons 1-2 Barnsley Championship Birmingham 0-3 Watford Crystal Palace 3-1 Middlesborough Nottingham Forest 1-1 Bolton

The F.A Cup Full Time Result Luton 0-3 Millwall Latest Arsenal 0-0 Blackburn MK Dons 0-2 Barnsley Championship Birmingham 0-2 Watford Crystal Palace 3-0 Middlesborough Hull 1-0 Charlton Ipswich 1-0 Blackpool Nottingham Forest 1-0 Bolton 

LUTON TOWN 0 3 MILLWALL Henry 12, Hulse 36, N'Guessan 86 Hulse scores number two Millwall are the first team into the last 8 of the FA Cup after winning 3-0 at Luton. Luton's cup dreams are over after being beaten 3-0 at home by Championship Millwall. Millwall went into the game 67 places above Luton in the league.  Millwall showed they were here for business from the start with good passing and getting the ball around well.  Millwall had the first chance of the game when Rob Hulse turned away from the defender and put his shot just wide after three minutes.  That was the warning sign for the Hatters that they did not take, as on twelve minutes The Lions took the lead after a long ball from Millwall keeper David Forde, a bad touch from the defender then allowed James Henry to run forward take the ball around the Keeper and slot it into the middle of an empty net. Henry celebrating after goal number 1 Man of the match then set ...

TOTTENHAM 2-1 NEWCASTLE - BALE 79

Owen Coyle 4/7 Steve Thompson 7/1 Lee Clark 10/1 Billy Davies 10/1 Simon Grayson 16/1 Paul Dickov 18/1 Roy Keane 25/1 Gary McAllister 25/1 Nigel Worthington 25/1 Alexander McLeish 25/1 Alan Irvine 25/1 Brian Laws 25/1 Darren Ferguson 25/1 Gary Megson 25/1 Paul Jewell 25/1 Kevin Blackwell 25/1 Steve Kean 25/1 Neil Redfearn 25/1 Paolo Di Canio 25/1 Paul Tisdale 25/1 Peter Jackson 25/1 Andy Scott 25/1 Phil Brown 28/1 Nick Barmby 33/1 Mark Robins 33/1 Nigel Adkins 33/1 Paul Ince 33/1 Phil Parkinson 33/1 Peter Houston 33/1 Alan Knill 40/1 Alan Curbishley 50/1 Gareth Southgate 50/1 Karl Robinson 50/1 Iain Dowie 50/1 Kenny Jackett 50/1 Kevin Phillips 50/1 Andy Morrell 66/1 Next Huddersfield Manager: Graeme Jones 7/2 Mark Robins 7/1 Nigel Adkins 14/1 Dave Jones 16/1 Gary Megson 16/1 Alan Shearer 18/1 Paul Ince 20/1 Owen Coyle 20/1 Richie Barker 20/1 Karl Robinson 20/1 Alexander McLeish 22/1 Mark Lillis 22/1 Steven Pressley 25/1 Paolo Di Can...