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1933: Some more team news now, though, and it concerns more wholesale changes to the Premier League outfits. For Wolves, it's 11 changes against Northampton and for Aston Villa it's the eight against Hereford. Fear not defenders of the Carling Cup, though - for Sunderland have made a paltry three changes for their match against Brighton. It's almost like they want to win this thing. Weirdos.
Cal, Chester via text: "Oh no not another night of football, looks like the bookies will be taking even more of my money!"
1928: BOURNEMOUTH v WEST BROM
Bournemouth: Flahavan, Byrne, Malone, Cooper, Barrett, Pugh, Arter, Molesley, Feeney, Lovell, Taylor. Subs: Jalal, Fletcher, Purches, Cummings, Ward, Baudry, Stockley.
West Brom: Fulop, Jones, Cech, McAuley, Dawson, Jara Reyes, Thorne, Dorrans, Thomas, Cox, Fortune. Subs: Daniels, Downing, Mantom, Hurst, Bednar, Roofe, Mattock.
Referee: Roger East (Wiltshire)
1926: QPR v ROCHDALE
QPR: Murphy, Orr, Perone, Shittu, Connolly, Ephraim, Rowlands, Andrade, Taarabt, Cook, Bothroyd. Subs: Cerny, Derry, Buzsaky, Hewitt, Gibbons, Harriman, German.
Rochdale: Lucas, Darby, Holness, Balkestein, Widdowson, Tutte, Kennedy, Jones, Adams, Grimes, Akpa Akpro. Subs: Edwards, Twaddle, Thompson, Marshall, Gray.
Referee: Oliver Langford (W Midlands)
1924: SHREWSBURY v SWANSEA
Shrewsbury: Smith, Grandison, Sharps, Cansdell-Sherriff, Jacobson, Ainsworth, Wroe, McAllister, Wright, Gornell, Morgan. Subs: Chris Neal, Collins, Leslie, Hazell, Richards, Bradshaw, Goldson.
Swansea: Moreira, Alfei, Williams, Tate, Walsh, Orlandi, Allen, Gower, Lita, Graham, Moore. Subs: Vorm, Taylor, Caulker, Britton, Sinclair, Dobbie, Agustien.
Referee: Paul Tierney (Lancashire)
Kyle in Magherafelt. Co. Derry via text: "RE: 1900 - judging by the united team of the last few weeks it may be treated as a competition to let some of the older players a chance at a competitive game."
1922: And talking of noteworthy selections... there have been more changes in the games involving QPR, Swansea and West Brom than during a Lady Ga-Ga wardrobe world tour. QPR make eight changes against Rochdale, Swansea nine against Shrewsbury and West Brom 11 at Bournemouth. Reserve-team-tastic.
1920: NORWICH v MK DONS
Norwich: Rudd, Russell Martin, Whitbread, Ayala, Drury, Fox, Smith, Surman, Hoolahan, Jackson, Wilbraham. Subs: Ruddy, Bradley Johnson, Morison, Holt, Bennett, Lappin, De Laet.
Milton Keynes Dons: Martin, Smith, Lewington, MacKenzie, Gleeson, Chadwick, Potter, Williams, Bowditch, Sam Baldock, Ibehre. Subs: McLoughlin, Balanta, Chicksen, Flanagan, Daniel Powell, George Baldock, O'Shea.
Referee: Mark Heywood (Cheshire)
1912: This, my friends, is your running order...
All kick-offs 1945 unless stated
Crystal Palace v Crawley Town, R1 (1930)
Aston Villa v Hereford, R2
Bournemouth v West Brom, R2
Brighton v Sunderland, R2
Bristol Rovers v Watford, R1
Burnley v Barnet, R2
Bury v Leicester, R2
Cardiff v Huddersfield, R2
Charlton v Reading, R1
Doncaster v Leeds, R2
Millwall v Morecambe, R2
Northampton v Wolverhampton, R2
Norwich v MK Dons, R2
QPR v Rochdale, R2
Shrewsbury v Swansea, R2
Wycombe v Nott'm Forest, R2
1910: But fear not - I will endeavour to bring you fine folk the very best of the action, goals and incident as and when they happen. I just might not get them all in. We shall see. What do we have in store...
1900: Once regarded as very much the wooden spoon of domestic trophies, in many ways this is now the big one - the highest-profile realistic silverware target for all but a very select few in the English Leagues. Or, you know, an opportunity for teams to give their youngsters a competitive game. Whatever. Any guesses?
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