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Millwall please, Home or Away, not fussed ( they'll probably turn us over knowing us )..

CARLING CUP DRAW

Posted on: 12.08.2009

The draw for Round 2 of the Carling Cup will take place tonight, straight after the action at Coventry City, Macclesfield Town and Nottingham Forest.

32 teams are already through, including Port Vale who beat Sh*ffield United, Hereford United who saw off Charlton Athletic and Rotherham United who knocked out Derby County.

Six teams go head to head tonight for the final three places in Round 2 as Coventry face Hartlepool United, Leicester City visit Macclesfield and Bradford City travel to Forest.

The second round will see the introduction of 13 Premier League clubs, with those involved in European action exempt until Round 3.

Unlike the first round draw there is no north/south split at this stage, meaning Southend United could face a trip to Middlesbrough or Sunderland could travel to Norwich City but 25 clubs have been seeded, meaning they can't face each other.

The seeds are as follows: -

1. Birmingham City

2. Blackburn Rovers

3. Bolton Wanderers

4. Bristol City

5. Burnley

6. Cardiff City

7. Hull City

8. Ipswich Town

9. Manchester City

10. Middlesbrough

11. Newcastle United

12. Portsmouth

13. Preston North End

14. Queens Park Rangers

15. Reading

16. Sh*ffield Wednesday

17. Stoke City

18. Sunderland

19. Swansea City

20. T*ttenham Hotspur

21. Watford

22. West Bromwich Albion

23. West Ham United

24. Wigan Athletic

25. Wolverhampton Wanderers

The draw will appear here as soon as its taken place, live on Sky Sports News with the ties being played during the week commencing 24th August 2009

Millwall please, Home or Away

See what you get if you ask nicely!

The draw for the second round of the Carling Cup:

West Brom v Rotherham

Norwich v Sunderland

Tranmere v Bolton

QPR v Accrington

Bristol City v Carlisle

Leyton Orient v Stoke

Port Vale v Sheffield Wednesday

Hull v Southend

Leeds v Watford

Cardiff v Bristol Rovers

Portsmouth v Hereford

Crystal Palace v Manchester City

Wolves v Swindon

Gillingham v Blackburn

Blackpool v Wigan

Southampton v Birmingham

Preston v Leicester

Newcastle v Huddersfield

West Ham v Millwall

Hartlepool v Burnley

Nottingham Forest v Middlesbrough

Reading v Barnsley

Swansea v Scunthorpe

Doncaster v Tottenham

Peterborough v Ipswich

Would you believe it..

If ever there was a good reason to go back to that Cesspit that is East London, tne T*ttenham & Millwall at Home on the spin is good enough...

Tranmere v Bolton...........

I think we're pushing the proverbial **** uphill with a pointed stick.

Perhaps Barnsey has a secret weapon up his sleeve (Jeez I'm starting to sound like BJ with his dreams !)

Not a good draw for the Old Bill

Wall V Hammers, Cardiff v The Gas......................Oh dear.

Not a good draw for the Old Bill

Wall V Hammers, Cardiff v The Gas......................Oh dear.

Leyton Orient V Stoke too, surely couldn't be the same nigth as West Ham Millwall...

Would you believe it..

If ever there was a good reason to go back to that Cesspit that is East London, tne T*ttenham & Millwall at Home on the spin is good enough...

That's a 49-1 winner you've backed there,Singhy! I think you're already 'weighed in' on the forum predictions this weekend.

Not a good draw for the Old Bill

Wall V Hammers, Cardiff v The Gas......................Oh dear.

Leyton Orient V Stoke too, surely couldn't be the same nigth as West Ham Millwall...

Arsenal V Celtic scheduled for the Wednesday night too...

Fourth Round Draw:-

Blackburn Rovers v Peterborough United

Manchester City v Scunthorpe United

Tottenham Hotspur v Everton

Barnsley v Manchester United

Chelsea v Bolton

Sunderland v Aston Villa

Arsenal v Liverpool

Portsmouth v Stoke City

Arsenal and Liverpool seems to be the pick. Is Rafa or Arsene gonna play a decent side, or carry on with the young uns ?

Arsenal, Livepool, Man U and probably Chelsea will give the 'benchwarmers' a run out.

I would have thought Spurs v Everton would be the best match in theory - as both teams would see winning this competition

an important trophy.

Arsenal, Livepool, Man U and probably Chelsea will give the 'benchwarmers' a run out.

I would have thought Spurs v Everton would be the best match in theory - as both teams would see winning this competition

an important trophy.

Is there any truth in the rumour than Ian (Beefy) Botham will be back for Scunthorpe when they play City ?

Is there any truth in the rumour than Ian (Beefy) Botham will be back for Scunthorpe when they play City ?

Only to serve the lads Shredded Wheat at breakfast ken