With results else where we are in sixth place again. The good news is there is very little between the top six teams and any of the top six could win the league this year. I thinks it will go to the wire for league title and playoff places.

BOTHERED

With your other team getting results like Stevenage 5 Droylsden 0 you should be bothered Neil. We will play Flixton in the Manchester Cup on Wednesday. Just remind me who it was that knocked out the holders Droylsden this year. If memory serves, I seem to remember Droylsden getting knocked out of the FA Cup by another NPL side Harrogate Town. I also remember Harrogate Town getting beat by FC United so how bad does that make Droylsden! (lol)

Next up, FC UNITED v. FLIXTON. The Manchester Premier Cup home fixture against Flixton has been rearranged for Wednesday 23rd January kick off 7.45pm. Having sought permission from Manchester County FA the game will now take place at Flixton's Valley Road ground. Admission prices will be £6 Adults, £2 Over 60s and under 18s. FC United security and administrative staff will be organising the fixture and FC United will be providing stewards, security and volunteers to run the gate on the night of the match.

The rearrangement of the match to Flixton's ground will make the organising of the game more cost effective for both clubs than if it were to take place at Gigg Lane or Radcliffe Borough's Stainton Park. Having carefully thought through a number of alternative venues and options switching the game to Valley Road provides the most beneficial solution. Ground Address: Valley Road, Flixton, Manchester.

Directions: Leave M60 junction 10, take the B5214, signposted Urmston, at the second roundabout take third exit, take right only lane on the exit in Davyhulme Road, follow this road to Valley Road, just after the left hand bend after 1 1/2 miles. The ground is at the other end of the road.

Nearest Railway Station: Flixton.

Bus Connections. From Manchester Piccadilly: 15 or 256 bus routes, check with stagecoach for timetables www.stagecoachbus.com/timetables

Free Red. Why bother giving train & bus information? The fc fans can all travel to the game in a taxi!

It'll have to be a big taxi then. If you're going to put a comment on attendances here, at least do a bit of research first. You know-nowt muppet.

FC United 4-1 Flixton and were in the semi-final of the Manchester FA cup v. Hyde United or Ashton United.

I am especially enjoying the downfall in attendance. I recall the statements from the club and other like Free Red last season when it was "3000 die hard fans" at every match. Me guesses they were not that hard afterall. One question Free Red, are the reported attendances "tickets sold" or the actual persons going through the gates?? I was at the Mossley match and if there were 2,000 persons there you can call me Stinky Walny.

Last night's FCUM victory at Flixton was great but the biggest victory was for common sense!
The impeccible minute's silence for Halton McCollin showed that the good people of Manchester are able to show respect in an old fashioned manner, not even the sound of a mobile phone going off was heard!
The match itself was hard fought in the 1st half but the penalty scored on 1/2time gave FC the imputus to go for it after the break. The 2nd half, played into a horizontal rainstorm saw the return of Stuart Rudd from along injury lay-off and the loud 'bus-stop Crew' were rewarded with a late goal from their returning hero to cap a memorable 4-1 victory! Onward to Saturday's President Cup match to keep alive FC's dream of a Cup double.

Next up, FC UNITED v. ROSSENDALE. The Presidents Cup 3rd Round game against Rossendale will be played at Gigg Lane tomorrow, Saturday 26 January 2008, kick off 3.00pm. Our 'Course You Can Malcolm' bar will be open from 12.00 noon. Please arrive early for CYCM as it is likely to fill to capacity very quickly. Success tomorrow will put us into another Quarter Final. Normal league admission prices will apply: £7.50 Adults, £5.00 Concessions and Unwaged, £2.00 Under 18s Viva la revolution, come on FC.

FC United 2-1 Rossendale and we're in another Quarter Final agains last years rivals Nantwich Town who were promoted to the NPL 1st Division South.