A rather subdued affair for the second round of the Nothing Cup (and the Nothing Cup in Scotland), enlivened by Barney annoying scousers who were wildly celebrating beating a team in extra time who were two divisions below them.
Categories
Not included tonight, but we did have the return of the Menu. This involves seeing the high squad numbers put out by the Arsenal in a meaningless game. This is usually better in the Nothing Cup, but that will have to wait a round or so…anyway, the squad equated to:
- (1) Mini Burger Platter
- (3) Nachos
- (4) Mushrooms in Mayo Dip
- (17) All Day Roast
- (25) Black & Blue Burger
- (10) 50 Chicken Wings
- (14) Pasta Alfredo (subbed by Extra Burger, 74min)
- (16) All Day Breakfast
- (19) Bacon, Mushroom and Blue Cheese Salad
- (9) 30 Chicken Wings (subbed by Southern Fried Chicken, 47min)
- (12) Jumbo Crispy Chicken (subbed by Pasta Pomodoro, 60min)
Miscellany
Doctor Who scored for Leeds United, guiding it in past Anthony Ainley in the…er…well, no, not really. I guess there must be plenty of Matt Smiths knocking around…
Gaston Ramirez of Southampton (definite candidate for Local Boy Makes Good) was born in Fray Bentos. Isnt that the home of spam??
Adam Coombes of Notts County changed his name officially from Adam Philip to his mother’s maiden name. Bizarre.
The Results
Kyle Bartley (Birmingham City), Jay Emmanuel-Thomas (Bristol City), Luke Ayling (Yeovil Town)
=3
Kyle Bartley (Birmingham City), Izale McLeod (Milton Keynes Dons)
Saido Berahino (West Bromwich Albion) x 3, Scott Wootton (Leeds United), Alex Pritchard (Swindon Town), Elliott Ward (Bournemouth, o.g.), Izale McLeod (Milton Keynes Dons)
Kenwyne Jones (Stoke City) x3, Nile Ranger (Swindon Town), Connor Wickham (Sunderland), Mickael Antoine-Curier (Hamilton Academical)
Scott Wagstaff (Bristol City), Izale McLeod (Milton Keynes Dons)