FRIDAY 6 JANUARY 2023
• Manchester United v Everton at 8pm on ITV1, ITVX, UTV, STV and STV Player

SATURDAY 7 JANUARY 2023
• Sheffield Wednesday v Newcastle United at 6pm on BBC One and BBC iPlayer
• Liverpool v Wolverhampton Wanderers at 8pm on ITV 4 and ITVX

SUNDAY 8 JANUARY 2023
• Cardiff City v Leeds United at 2pm on ITV,1 ITVX, UTV, STV and STV Player
• Manchester City v Chelsea at 4.30pm on BBC One and BBC iPlayer

MONDAY 9 JANUARY 2023
• Oxford United v Arsenal at 8pm on ITV1, ITVX, UTV, STV and STV Player

Cardiff Leeds!?!??!

3 of the 5 all Premier League ties televised! If you want to watch a Premier League team take on another, you can do it every week!

That’s poor decision making

Only one for me that says 'hey watch this fa Cup game it could be interesting' is Sheffield w v Newcastle.. what a load of excrement the rest are

Ah well. We'll just have to make the final. They will have to televise us then!  ;D

Man Utd could be the first team knocked out this year then

Quoted from GrimRob

Man Utd could be the first team knocked out this year then

They’ve got Everton so they probably won’t be.

I cannot believe they have chosen those ties over ours.

Quoted from Theimperialcoroner

I cannot believe they have chosen those ties over ours.

Why? ITV is part funded by adverts so needs highest viewing figures to attract advertisers, Liverpool and Man Utd are the 2 biggest clubs in the country. Man City vs Chelsea is the next 2 biggest teams playing each other. They all make sense.

Then there's PL teams against slightly lower teams. None of which attract me, but neither does Burton v Grimsby Town and I support one of those.

I know there's a small amount of die hard football fans that like watching obscure matches, but the tv license is not there to entertain a niche group of people, it's there to provide entertainment to the largest audiences possible.

Quoted from lukeo

Only one for me that says 'hey watch this fa Cup game it could be interesting' is Sheffield w v Newcastle.. what a load of excrement the rest are

Think Oxford Arsenal's a great tie.

Quoted from pen penfras

Why? ITV is part funded by adverts so needs highest viewing figures to attract advertisers, Liverpool and Man Utd are the 2 biggest clubs in the country. Man City vs Chelsea is the next 2 biggest teams playing each other. They all make sense.

Then there's PL teams against slightly lower teams. None of which attract me, but neither does Burton v Grimsby Town and I support one of those.

I know there's a small amount of die hard football fans that like watching obscure matches, but the tv license is not there to entertain a niche group of people, it's there to provide entertainment to the largest audiences possible.

I think in Imperial corners defence he was being sarcastic if I’m honest.

I can’t believe there’s a single town fan who’s that daft that they thought a game even we’re disappointed with would make it on the telebox.

I’m left bewildered every time when it comes to TV choices. They’re predictable and usually boring once it hits the third round but nobody should be surprised…boring or not, Man Utd v Everton will bring in more viewers which is what the TV folk want/need. Are people still naive enough to think TV companies care about football fans or want to plicate the minority of footballing nerds that would watch two lower league clubs playing each other?

I guess the answer is, ‘apparently so’…

Quoted from pen penfras

Why? ITV is part funded by adverts so needs highest viewing figures to attract advertisers, Liverpool and Man Utd are the 2 biggest clubs in the country. Man City vs Chelsea is the next 2 biggest teams playing each other. They all make sense.

Then there's PL teams against slightly lower teams. None of which attract me, but neither does Burton v Grimsby Town and I support one of those.

I know there's a small amount of die hard football fans that like watching obscure matches, but the tv license is not there to entertain a niche group of people, it's there to provide entertainment to the largest audiences possible.

Whoosh!!!

Quoted from pen penfras

Why? ITV is part funded by adverts so needs highest viewing figures to attract advertisers, Liverpool and Man Utd are the 2 biggest clubs in the country. Man City vs Chelsea is the next 2 biggest teams playing each other. They all make sense.

Then there's PL teams against slightly lower teams. None of which attract me, but neither does Burton v Grimsby Town and I support one of those.

I know there's a small amount of die hard football fans that like watching obscure matches, but the tv license is not there to entertain a niche group of people, it's there to provide entertainment to the largest audiences possible.

I hope you know it's a home game, it's a long way to Burton for nothing.

Quoted from Theimperialcoroner

I cannot believe they have chosen those ties over ours.

Although I disagree with the TV choice. Even me being a Grimsby fan don't expect Grimsby v Burton to be chosen.