Fair play to them, getting a replay when 2-0 down
Easily could have capitulated

Great game to watch, felt a bit sorry for the lad that scored the OG at the beginning of the second half.

It looked like it was game over but they didn't let their heads drop and they fully deserved a money spinning replay at Anfield.

Buggery, popped out at HT to run errands 🙄😅

Fair play go the Shrews but that foul wasn’t in the box.

Fact of the day: the lad that scored that inexplicable own goal scored for Sunderland at BP in that game attended by about 43.

Anyway, cracking cup tie. Dodgy pen and think Liverpool should've had one in the first half but they earned their luck. That Laurent looked really good (possibly the first time Martin Keown has spoken sense).

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Fact of the day: the lad that scored that inexplicable own goal scored for Sunderland at BP in that game attended by about 43.

Anyway, cracking cup tie. Dodgy pen and think Liverpool should've had one in the first half but they earned their luck. That Laurent looked really good (possibly the first time Martin Keown has spoken sense).

Steady now..

Such a shame that the premiershite teams deem that rewards of a replay will not be granted next year to protect their little legs

I never thought the FA Cup would end up so low down in the pecking order by the elite:

"Jurgen Klopp confirms he won't manage Liverpool 'kids' in FA Cup replay against Shrewsbury."

https://www.standard.co.uk/sport/football/jurgen-klopp-confirms-liverpool-fa-cup-shrewsbury-a4345026.html

Gives Shrewsbury a better chance of another big payday