Unlike last weeks 5-5 result, it doesn't require a long match report to sum up the game.

The Eastwood defence were VERY solid and looked like Conference standard to me, although I would have liked to see them tested a bit more.

At last the mystery penalty decision seems to have been cleared up. Did anybody else think it was a penalty on the night? Did anyone even claim a penalty?

Anyway, back to cup football and an exciting FA Trophy fixture on Sunday. Bring it on.

I thought we played below par and to be honest I can't say I was that impressed with Eastwood. There defence was solid enough but other than that they weren't all that special. They were good at diving, snide tackling, play acting and generally time wasting after they took the lead. I can't say too much about Eastwood Towns penalty though because there were too many bodies in the box for me to get a clear view, but our shout for a pen in the second half was stone wall. The ref was less than 15 feet away from the ball when Simon Carden was brought down from behind in the area. Anyone near the MRE end could see the Eastwood player didn't get any of the ball, even the liner flagged for a pen yet for some strange reason the ref waved play on! I understand the ref apologised after the match. Not to worry, it's not the first time we have had a 0-1 draw and I don't suppose it will be the last. Let's hope we get the rub of the green in our FA Trophy game against Boston on Sunday. Viva la Revolution, come on FC.

this was my first fc united game, maybe im a jinx. didn't really enjoy the game may or may not go back. anybody else think the ground smells like rotting flesh? had to wrap a scarf around my face and look like a thug to keep the stench out.

Poor game I thought you get them at all levels still better than watching england any day. Up the Reds!

Next up, FC UNITED v. BOSTON in the FA Trophy, Sunday 23rd November 2009 kick off 3.00pm at Gigg lane Bury. Team news, FC United should have Papis available after picking up a knock on Wednesday night, Chris Baguley and Adam Turner will face late checks, whilst Jamie Baguley remains sidelined for a couple of weeks alongside Danny Williams. Boston United come into the game on the back of three straight defeats that has seen them slip into the bottom four. "They have experienced a bit of turmoil recently and hopefully we can capitalise on that" said Margy "however they are a hard working team who have beaten us at Gigg Lane already this season, so we won't be taking them lightly".

Pre match, the FC United SFC fans team are taking on Chester SFC fans team in the Northern Supporters Football League kick off 12.00 noon. This match is to be played at Redvales Playing Fields, Manchester Road, Bury, BL9 9PU. In the last match FC United's supporters team beat Stalybridge SFC fans team 4-3. After the match the fans team will be in Pack Horse opposite the playing fields for a drink if anyone wants to join them before going on to the main event. Viva la Revolution, come on FC.

Free Red. I presume the FC players will be in the Pack Horse having a few pre-match pints!

Cat Stabber-

Rotting Flesh?? Maybe you were too close to Free Read or (Mid)Drifter?

Here the one about Man city? richest club in the world two points off relegation. Only the city could do that. Well done Sparky doing for city what Kiddo did for Leeds lol

THE DREAM IS OVER.NO.ONE IS REALLY BOTHERED EXCEPT FREE RED.