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	FA Cup - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Therefore, though the FA Cup is the oldest domestic football competition in the world, its trophy is not the oldest; that title is claimed by the Scottish Cup.
		The first FA Cup final played outside of England was in the final of the 2000/2001 season at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff.
		For the first time, the FA Cup was played under a roof in the final of the 2002/2003 season, held on May 17, 2003 at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff, with Arsenal F.C. and Southampton F.C. benefitting from cover from the rain (Arsenal were the 1 - 0 winners).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/FA_Cup (3329 words)

	FA Vase - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Professionals were paid to play by their clubs, and the only cup competitions such clubs were allowed to enter were the FA Cup and, for clubs outside The Football League, the FA Trophy.
		In recent years, entry to the FA Vase has been restricted to clubs in the eighth and lower tiers of the English football league system, those in the three levels above that entering the FA Trophy.
		Two FA Vase winners, Forest Green Rovers and Tamworth, have gone on to play in the Football Conference at the top level of the non-league pyramid.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/FA_Vase (392 words)

	VaseFinalChanged (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		The FA yesterday (Tuesday 10th February) announced that the venue and the date for the Final of The FA Vase, in partnership with Carlsberg, have been changed.
		The FA took the decision to move the Final from West Ham as the Division One side could be involved in a play-off fixture on the same date.
		The finals of both The FA Trophy and The FA Vase will continue to be played at prestigious grounds until 2006 when the new Wembley Stadium is due to be completed.
	www.pyramidfootball.co.uk /News/VaseFinalChanged.htm (629 words)

	TheFA.com - The FA Vase
		THE FA VASE: Bideford hope to put last season's disappointment behind them when they face Poole in the First Round.
		THE FA VASE: TheFA.com brings you the draw for The FA Vase First Round Proper to be played on 29 October 2005.
		THE FA VASE: TheFA.com continued its close-up coverage of The Vase as Basildon United took on Buckingham Athletic.
	www.thefa.com /TheFACup/TheFAVase (95 words)

	Billericay Town Football Club (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		The FA Vase and The FA Trophy will both be at the event to mark the 25th anniversary of The Blues winning The FA Vase for an historic third time.
		The FA has increased the total prize fund of The FA Vase by £50,000 to £400,000, giving clubs the chance to earn greater rewards for achieving success at every round with £15,000 to be awarded to the winners.
		Carlsberg is The FA’s presenting partner for The FA Vase and The FA Trophy, which forms an integral part of their support of football in this country.
	www.billericaytownfc.co.uk /vasegame/vaselatest.html (711 words)

	LIVERPOOL COUNTY F.A - DEVELOPING FOOTBALL FOR EVERYONE
		The F.A. The FA Sunday Cup gives the country’s leading Sunday League sides the unique chance to compete against each other in a nationally recognised competition and the chance to reach The Final at a Premier League ground.
		Recently, a change in the entry criteria means that The FA Sunday Cup is now open to clubs in the higher divisions of their Sunday League.
		As a member of Liverpool's FA Youth Cup winning team of 1996, Jamie rose meteorically through the Anfield ranks to become a vital member of the Reds first team, so is familiar with what it is like to run out onto the pitch where legends have played.
	liverpoolcfa.com /news/shownews.asp?recordid=67 (767 words)

	NonLeagueDaily.com
		The semi-finalists of this season’s FA Vase, in partnership with Carlsberg, are within striking distance of playing at one of the leading football grounds in the country.
		The draw for the semi-finals of the FA Vase was made on Monday at the FA’s headquarters at Soho Square, London.
		The FA Vase is supported by Carlsberg for the eighth consecutive season and forms an integral part of their support of football in this country.
	www.nonleaguedaily.com /news/index.php?&newsmode=FULL&nid=9061 (990 words)

	Kent League Round Up 17/7/04 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		The draws for the opening rounds of the FA Cup and FA Vase were eagerly anticipated by members of the Go Travel Kent League on July 2nd for a number of reasons.
		The FA Cup has produced opportunities to advance and to make significant prize money for some clubs in recent seasons (eg Herne Bay and Maidstone United), whilst the FA Vase this season offers first time entry opportunities to two of our clubs in Sevenoaks Town and Sporting Bengal United.
		In this season's FA Cup, Lordswood begin in the Extra Preliminary Round and have been drawn at home to possibly one of the strongest sides in the competition at this stage.
	www.maidstoneunited.co.uk /roundup/170704.htm (3147 words)

	FA Vase - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		The FA Vase is an annual football competition for teams playing in the lower regional leagues of England.
		Well over 200 clubs entered in the first season, 1974-75 and of the beat Epsom and Ewell of the Surrey Senior League 2-1 in the final at Wembley Stadium before a crowd of 9,000.
		In 2001-02, Whitley Bay of the Northern League beat at Villa Park.
	www.sevenhills.us /project/wikipedia/index.php/FA_Vase (417 words)

	FA Cup & Vase Round Up (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Last season's FA Vase campaign was a major disappontment to everybody concerned at Maidstone United.
		The club were tipped by several pundits around the country to be amongst the favourites to lift the Vase at the competition's conclusion.
		Erith will be striving to make further progress in the Vase to make sure that their season isn't restrcted to league fare before mid- September.
	www.maidstoneunited.co.uk /kent/fa_index.htm (2430 words)

	Wembley Stadium - Press Releases
		The climax to The FA Trophy, The FA Vase and The FA Sunday Cup, all in partnership with Carlsberg, will be played at the state-of-the-art Venue of Legends when it opens its doors in 2006.
		Frank Parr, chairman of FA Trophy winners Burscough FC, Mike Harness, chairman of FA Vase holders Brigg Town FC, and Neil Twelftree, manager of FA Sunday Cup champions Duke of York FC, were given a tour of the fast-developing site by The FA.
		The final of The FA Vase was held at Villa Park for two years before moving to West Ham United FC’s Boleyn Ground last season.
	www.wembleystadium.com /pressbox/pressReleases/nonLeagueFinalsOnRoad2Wembley20030717.htm (540 words)

	Welcome to the Hertfordshire Football Association Website
		FA County Youth Cup Round-Up Buntingford Town continued thier Cup run in their first ever appearance in the FA Youth Cup with a 1-0 victory over Henley Town.
		Buntingford Town, competing in the FA Youth Cup for the first time in the Clubs history, eased past Halstead Town on Monday night 3-0, Cheshunt had a much tougher time drawing 1-1 with Hayes after extra time and coming through 4-3 on penalties.
		The draws have been released for the early rounds of the FA Cup, FA Trophy, FA Vase, FA Youth Cup and FA Women's Cup.
	www.hertfordshirefa.com (1886 words)

	FA News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Enfield, who are down from The FA Trophy this season, beat their bitter rivals, Enfield Town in the last round earning them a home tie with Brislington.
		This is the tenth consecutive season that Carlsberg has been The FA’s presenting partner for The FA Vase and forms an integral part of their support of football in this country.
		Carlsberg is also The FA’s presenting partner for The FA Trophy and The FA Sunday Cup, highlighting their commitment to non-league and grassroots football.
	www.cumberlandfa.com /FANews?PostingGuid={EDAEE07C-EC70-4E82-BE97-9321FB449147} (720 words)

	Guiseley AFC Forums - FA VASE REVIEWS AND DRAWS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		FA Vase holders Winchester City are safely through to Monday’s draw after beating Go Travel Kent League side Thamesmead Town on Saturday in the Third Round.
		AFC Sudbury are determined to win the Vase before they eventually decide to move up in the non-League Pyramid.
		The Moore & Co Solicitors North West Counties League's excellent record in the Vase was looking rather bleak at around 4.45pm on Saturday when only one team was guaranteed further progress into the Fourth Round, and even then, that side could not be named as the COLNE and STONE DOMINOES clash entered extra-time.
	www.guiseleyafc.co.uk /forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=424 (1477 words)

	BBC - Devon Sport - Football - Bideford Town seek FA Vase glory
		Bideford Town's hopes of getting to the final of the FA vase were dashed at Winchester when they lost four-nil.
		Leon Hapgood was also sent off for a rash challenge which rounded off a thouroughly miserable afternoon for Bideford and saw their hopes of reaching the FA Vase finals completely dashed.
		Bideford Town are just two games away from reaching the final of the FA Vase, after an amazing 3-0 quarter-final win against Gosport at The Sports Ground on 21st February.
	www.bbc.co.uk /devon/sport/2004/bideford_town.shtml (1069 words)

	web-teams Message Board (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		FA Vase - The Backwell Man on 1/30/2005 at 07:30:49
		Re: FA Vase - Scratchy on 1/30/2005 at 10:22:52
		Re: FA Vase - The Backwell Man on 1/30/2005 at 14:16:51
	www.fastboards.com /boards/board.cgi?user=leepatch (774 words)

	Tiverton Town Football Club FA Vase 1999 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		There were some voices at the start of the season claiming that the Yellows wouldn't be back at Wembley in May, despite their status as FA Vase holders.
		Rogers junior sat on the bench for 70 minutes of the FA Carlsberg Vase final, then came on and stole the limelight with a mis-hit strike he will savour for the rest of his life.
		On the way to Wembley, the Vase factor was most noticeable at Taunton, when the then SDL champions-in-waiting were stunned by a 3-0 semi-final first leg thrashing when they looked set to knock Tiverton out of their Twin Towers stride.
	www.tiverton-town-fc.co.uk /vase99.asp (2330 words)

	May
		Next up is FA Vase champions of 2004 Winchester City, also at the Loop, before 3 away games at Newbury, Banbury and Uxbridge.
		Away from the Vase we have all been very disappointed at the club by the FA's decision to uphold the appeals made by Walton Casuals and Lymington and NM in regards of the promotion play-offs.
		The FA Vase trophy came to town today as the club took the opportunity to advertise the forthcoming Final.
	users.tinyonline.co.uk /stevetclare/DTFC1/may.htm (2615 words)

	England - FA Vase Cup Finals 1975-2003
		The English FA Vase was created in 1974 in place of the defunct FA Amateur Cup, contested since 1894.
		Many clubs that have hitherto participated in the Amateur Cup used to opportunity to claim for themselves professional status and qualify for the FA Trophy, although with the introduction of the pyramid system in 1979 the FA restricted FA Trophy eligibility to levels 5-8 of the Pyramid, which returned many smaller clubs to the Vase.
		Until 1999 teams were given byes to preliminary and first rounds based on their previous performances, and not on the league they play in, like today.
	www.rsssf.com /tablese/engfavasehist.html (268 words)

	Winchester City Football Club (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		It seemed from a very early stage that Winchester City were going to be triumphant in the FA Vase Final at Birmingham City’s St Andrews on a bright, sunny and very warm Sunday afternoon.
		With Matthew Bicknell still not recovered from the heavy knock he had taken in the previous round away at Mossley, he was joined on the sidelines by Liam Green through injury whilst target man Ian Mancey was unable to travel, being hospitalised by a mystery viral illness.
		In an excellent cup-tie for the neutrals, City squandered several chances that could have taken the game away from Mossley a lot earlier in the proceedings but as it was the large City travelling contingent of fans were left worrying to the very end.
	www.wcfc.net /vase.htm (5046 words)

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		Formed in 1999 as a merger between Sudbury Town and Sudbury Wanderers, the club are one of the favourites for the 2002-03 FA Vase.
		Following their impressive 4-0 away win at Ossett Albion, Durham City have been rewarded with a home tie in the FA Vase 3rd Round.
		The two sides have met once previously in the FA Vase, when Durham won 1-0 at the Riverside Ground in 1996.
	www.geocities.com /durhamcityfc/oldnews.htm (2186 words)

	It Must Be Dons - Main Page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		The FA Vase is the premier Cup competition for all clubs at Level 8 or below.
		Clubs that reached the 4th Round Proper of The FA Vase in the previous Season will start in the 2nd Round Proper.
		Clubs who finished 1st, 2nd or 3rd In there league but didn't get promoted and are therefore still in the FA Vase will start in the 1st Round Proper, this also goes for clubs relegated to a level 8 league as long as they have played in the FA Vase before.
	www.itmustbedons.com /football/favase.html (327 words)

	Whitley Bay FC > Latest News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Whitley have been drawn away to Clitheroe once again in the FA Vase 2nd round draw.
		Clitheroe were knocked out of this season's FA Cup by fellow Northern League side Brandon Utd.
		FA Cup, Vase & Youth Cup draws - 01/07/2005
	www.whitleybayfc.com /news?id=234 (111 words)

	Big Football Forum :: The FA Vase (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		More of a crowd down their that saw the First Qualifying Round of the FA Cup against Coalville this time, 36 then i seem to remember (Coalville were rewarded with slightly more at Wycombe the other week).
		Has anyone else ever witnessed an FA Vase match, i seen some good stuff on the day and didn't regret going to the City Ground to watch the reds beat mighty Reading.
		Now when it comes to the FA Trophy (which is for higher non-league teams than the vase....) I've seen my dad play at Wembley in the final.....special day....apart from the fact they lost 3-0.....
	www.big-football-forum.co.uk /forum/viewtopic.php?t=17500 (282 words)

	Sport Development Centre - Loughborough Univeristy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		The draw for the 1st preliminary round and 2nd preliminary round for this years FA Vase has been made.
		For the first time in their history Loughborough Dynamo were included in the draw made on July 5th at Soho Square, FA Headquarters.
		Our finishing league position and new stadium pitch have qualified us to play in the competition and the intention is to make an impression on this years FA Vase.
	www.lboro.ac.uk /departments/sses/SDC/newsboard/footballFAVase.htm (245 words)

	AFC Sudbury - Club history
		They reached the second round proper of the F.A. Cup in 1996-97 having defeated Brighton And Hove Albion in the first round after a replay and an exciting penalty shoot-out.
		In the F.A. Vase the club twice reached the last 8 and once the last 16 and won the Jewson League Cup in 1999, defeating Felixstowe Port And Town 7-2 at Woodbridge.
		In 2004-05 the club were again successful, they won their fifth consecutive Ridgeons Premier League title (a record for the Eastern Counties League), and again reached the final of the F.A. Vase.
	www.afcsudbury.com /club/history.asp (752 words)

	Glapwell FC Website
		The club was established in 1966 and currently play their league football in the United Counties League Premier Division, which feeds the Dr Martens Southern League Eastern Division, and where they finished 17th in a league table of 22 last season.
		They went out of the FA Cup in the Preliminary Round last season to Eastwood Town, losing 2-1 in a replay on their own ground after having held the Badgers to a 2-2 draw at Coronation Park.
		They crashed out of the Vase in the First Round last season, losing 2-0 to Hereford side Wellington after having beaten Staveley Miners Welfare 3-2 in the previous Round.
	www.glapwellfc.freeserve.co.uk /News040702.htm (217 words)

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