hmm..i wish i knew that information before i bet on this game. i didn't even check if it was the leauge cup/fa cup, i thought it was the championship. 
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Arsenal are likely to play their reserves - much the same team as against Liverpool earlier in the competition. Their team that night:
Almunia, Djourou, Hoyte, Toure, Traore (Connolly), Baptista, Denilson, Fabregas, Song Bilong, Aliadiere, Walcott (Diaby)
- beat Liverpool's first string 6-3.
Spurs are likely to field a strong team, but it'll be close.
Almunia, Djourou, Hoyte, Toure, Traore (Connolly), Baptista, Denilson, Fabregas, Song Bilong, Aliadiere, Walcott (Diaby)
- beat Liverpool's first string 6-3.
Spurs are likely to field a strong team, but it'll be close.
The Football League Cup, commonly known as the League Cup, is an English football competition. Like the FA Cup, it is played on a knockout (single elimination) basis. Unlike the FA Cup where 674 teams entered in 2005–06, only 92 clubs can enter: the 20 clubs of the FA Premier League, and the 72 clubs of The Football League who organise the competition. Also unlike the FA Cup, the semi-finals are played over two legs. The winners qualify for the UEFA Cup, if they have not qualified for European competition in some other way.
and 1 or 2 English clubs get to play in Intertoto Cup and they can reach UEFA Cup from there.
Woooot, another Korean in the Premier League!
Pity about the name though - he should've consulted with an English speaker about the Romanisation
Dong-Gook is just too much ammunition...
Middlesbrough granted work permit for Lee Dong-Gook
Middlesbrough boss Gareth Southgate today completed his first piece of transfer-window business after South Korea striker Lee Dong-Gook was awarded a work permit.
The 27-year-old has signed an 18-month contract after Pohang Steelers handed him a free transfer.
He has now flown back to his own country to complete the formality of obtaining a visa and is expected to be unveiled by Boro next week.
Lee is one of the biggest talents in the Korean game and has scored 22 goals in 64 appearances for his country.
He missed last summer's World Cup finals with a cruciate ligament injury, but has impressed during a trial on Teesside.
Lee sparked something of a controversy in his own country when he joined Pohang Steelers straight from school rather than following the normal pattern of graduating from university before turning professional.
National-team boss Dick Advocaat was expected to use him prominently in Germany before injury struck.
Southgate will be delighted to have added further firepower to his squad, with Mark Viduka and Aiyegbeni Yakubu currently in rich veins of form.
However, since Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink's summer departure for Charlton, there has been little support for the big two with Massimo Maccarone seemingly on his way back to Italy and Malcolm Christie struggling to regain top form after a succession of injuries.
Lee could be available for the first time for Arsenal's visit to the Riverside Stadium on Saturday, March 3.
Meanwhile, Southgate will continue his efforts to re-shape his squad, with Maccarone and Ugo Ehiogu on the verge of completing moves to Siena and Rangers, respectively, while Ray Parlour and Gaizka Mendieta could soon follow them out of the door.
Southgate has expressed an interest in both West Brom midfielder Zoltan Gera and Arsenal striker Jeremie Aliadiere, although progress has been slow with less than a week of the transfer window remaining.
Pity about the name though - he should've consulted with an English speaker about the Romanisation
Dong-Gook is just too much ammunition...Middlesbrough granted work permit for Lee Dong-Gook
Middlesbrough boss Gareth Southgate today completed his first piece of transfer-window business after South Korea striker Lee Dong-Gook was awarded a work permit.
The 27-year-old has signed an 18-month contract after Pohang Steelers handed him a free transfer.
He has now flown back to his own country to complete the formality of obtaining a visa and is expected to be unveiled by Boro next week.
Lee is one of the biggest talents in the Korean game and has scored 22 goals in 64 appearances for his country.
He missed last summer's World Cup finals with a cruciate ligament injury, but has impressed during a trial on Teesside.
Lee sparked something of a controversy in his own country when he joined Pohang Steelers straight from school rather than following the normal pattern of graduating from university before turning professional.
National-team boss Dick Advocaat was expected to use him prominently in Germany before injury struck.
Southgate will be delighted to have added further firepower to his squad, with Mark Viduka and Aiyegbeni Yakubu currently in rich veins of form.
However, since Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink's summer departure for Charlton, there has been little support for the big two with Massimo Maccarone seemingly on his way back to Italy and Malcolm Christie struggling to regain top form after a succession of injuries.
Lee could be available for the first time for Arsenal's visit to the Riverside Stadium on Saturday, March 3.
Meanwhile, Southgate will continue his efforts to re-shape his squad, with Maccarone and Ugo Ehiogu on the verge of completing moves to Siena and Rangers, respectively, while Ray Parlour and Gaizka Mendieta could soon follow them out of the door.
Southgate has expressed an interest in both West Brom midfielder Zoltan Gera and Arsenal striker Jeremie Aliadiere, although progress has been slow with less than a week of the transfer window remaining.
