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news.bbc.co.uk — Havant and Waterlooville, Blue Square South minnows, face seven-times winners Liverpool in the fourth round on Saturday. It is a tie which epitomises all those cliches about the oldest cup competition in the world. It is David v Goliath, it is 'the magic of the Cup' personified. Indeed, it is remarkable the Hawks have made it this far. When they step out at Anfield it will be their eighth ...

vote down Dave's Football Blog found this 1/25/2008
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Don’t Believe the Hype
Dave's Football Blog — ... learned to appreciate other forms of football. There are a hundred stories in England alone right now — Tottenham Hotspur finally beating Arsenal (and starting a Gooner dust-up), another American moving to Fulham, Havant & Waterlooville getting ready for their FA Cup match against Liverpool, whose new American owners pissing off fans, and transfers, transfers galore. The universe wants you to know who Havant & Waterlooville are — look here and here — and that’s a beautiful thing. If that’s not ...

David vs. Goliath in the FA Cup
Sports Scope — ... . It's almost like comparing the NBA to a high-level rec league team. Maybe that's a stretch but you get the idea. But that's the matchup in England when Liverpool plays Havant and Waterlooville Saturday in the fourth-round of the FA Cup . Liverpool is a famous soccer club with well-paid, full-time athletes. Havant and Waterlooville players ...

Liverpool v Havant and Waterlooville 01.26.08
oh you beauty — ... in pretty much every cup game, both FA and Carling, so far this season. Arbeloa and Voronin are assuredly out, and in Voronin’s case, that’s not necessarily a bad thing with the form he’s been in. His injury should force Benitez to play Crouch more often, which many have been clamoring for. We may even see Babel play some as a striker (please!) but I imagine he’ll be on the left here, as he was against Luton, because of Liverpool’s limited options on that flank. The BBC’s piece featuring the Havant team is worth a look to see who’ll be coming up against ...