Northampton Town - conquerors of Anfield

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Maz

Guru
The stuff of dreams! I love it! Beating Liverpool on their own turf after Extra Time and penalties!

:rofl:
 

Dave5N

Über Member
:whistle:
The stuff of dreams! I love it! Beating Liverpool on their own turf after Extra Time and penalties!

:rofl:
 

dan_bo

How much does it cost to Oldham?
Yep- and excellent result- liverpool are having a stinker aren't they!

!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!
 

Firestorm

Veteran
Location
Southend on Sea
It always puts a smile on my face when a proper football team dumps one of the Premiership prima donna XI out of a cup, even on penalties. Well done the Cobblers, this will be something to remember for years to come and might finally stop the only references to Northampton in the mainstream media being the 8-2 demolition by Man Utd and George Best all those years ago

I still reminisce about the Mighty Shrimpers successes (draws with Chelsea and liverpool, wins over Man u and Spurs) on a regular basis, especially during bad times (like getting beaten by Northampton the other week !)
 

PaulB

Legendary Member
Location
Colne
Well to be fair, Northampton of division 4 (yes, I DO know what they call it now) didn't actually beat Liverpool, did they? They beat a Liverpool REPRESENTATIVE team, in much the same way they may do in a pre-season or testimonial game. The importance of the game/competition can be seen by A) the team Liverpool put out (St. Theresa's blind school could have beaten that lot) and B) the crowd who stayed away in their thousands (myself - seaso - included). It was about 18,000 LFC fans only (the remainder being Cobblers who filled the Anny Road. This Mickey Mouse cup has never caused much glee even if it has been won - Liverpool won it more than any other team but even then, there was no great happiness about it, it comes way down the list of priorities. So, being on the crest of a slump at the moment, I have to report that I feel nothing, one way or the other about this defeat as it means we can now concentrate on mid-table mediocrity.
 

Noodley

Guest
The importance of the game/competition can be seen by A) the team Liverpool put out (St. Theresa's blind school could have beaten that lot)...


They seem to be taking the same approach to every game/competition this decade? :rofl:
 
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