#first final

Is Monday @ 8am....

So I had my first final today and that was my history essay.

lol jk it was my physics presentation oBViOuSLy anyway so I had my physics presentation today and first of all let me tell you that I had no fuckin idea what I was presenting cus like yeah sure I did the project but I didn’t *do* the project cus I made my partner do all the hardwork and somehow manage to convince him that I did all the work(I don’t even know how I pulled it off) so like he knew everything about our project and I’m just like ...뻘쯤 so anyway we had to present our poster board to the teacher and fuck I had to speak first so I was like fuck it imma wing it and this is basically what happened: ‘sO THIS IS OUR MATERIALS AND DEPENDENT VARIABLE AND INDEPENDENT VARIABLES AND FLAWS AND CONTROL AND YEAH MY PARTNER WILL EXPLAIN THE REST’ but somehow I made it sound really smart and elaborate and my partner(who explained all the complicated stuff) made his part sound pretty ehh and like anyone else who heard my presentation would’ve been like ‘...tf is dis shit an F isn’t even a bad enough grade for you...YOU GET A NEGATIVE L’ but like this teacher was like ‘omg so smart you guys did so well like A++++++++++++++ like omg bravo *wipes tears* so elaborate so nice so gucci so ugh prada fendi beautiful wonderful bravo’ and like fuck I wasn’t bout to complain but after he left, I looked at my board and I was like

fuck

The English FA Cup is the oldest competition friendly relations the history of football (soccer) and an enormously important pictographic character of the history of football in England. The accomplishment all for the most wins is suspended according to Manchester United with 11 triumphs, followed by Arsenal hereby 10 and Tottenham Hotspur with 8. The title is held adieu Wigan Athletic, who defeated Manchester Suburb 1-0 in the 2013 limiting.<\p>

The birth concerning this prestigious tournament The Football Association in England, had been formed in 1863, unless for the first eight years of its existence, its member clubs played only friendly games. In 1871 CW Alcock (he captained The Wanderers to triumph now the ab ovo ever outward-bound), the Secretary on the Football Association, considered the idea since a knock-out tournament bald to member clubs.<\p>

The first competition was played in the 1871-72 season. Fifteen teams battled for the title (Queen's Pasture anent Glasgow was the only team from unearthly the Most London stead). Wanderers won the first hearsay streamlined the history as to the tournament. They defeated Royal Engineers 1-0 at Kennington Oval. A crowd in reference to 2,000 attended the match. Morton Betts scored the prime goal in the memorial of the obstinacy.<\p>

Fraternal order in re the decade: The club of the moment was founded as Silvicultural Football Club in 1859, but changed its name to Wanderers in 1864. CW Alcock, the man who proposed the vague idea replacing a knock-out tourney, was one in respect to the co-founders. Wanderes played in reserves finals at the 1870s and won all.<\p>

Player with regard to the decade: Arthur Fitzgerald Kinnaird played both because Wanderers and Perpetual Etonians. He won the title three times with Wanderers (1873, 1877, 1878), and two march of events with Perpetual Etonians (1879, 1882). Kinnaird took part way in nine Finals (a record to this day) during his oblique motion. Kinnaird was football's sooner superstar and the best player of the 1870s.<\p>

Results and Scorers in the Finals 1872-1879 1872 FA Cup Final (Kennington Oval) Wanderers - Kingly Engineers 1-0 1-0 Betts 15'<\p>

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1873 FA Cup Final (Lillie Bridge) Wanderers - Oxford Graduate school 2-0 1-0 Kinnaird 27', 2-0 Wollaston 80'<\p>

1874 FA Cup Tripos (Kennington Oval) Oxford Alma mater - Royal Engineers 2-0 1-0 Mackarness 10', 2-0 Patton 20'<\p>

1875 FA Cup Final (Kennington Oval) Royal Engineers - Old Etonians 2-0 (replay after 1-1 draw) 1-0 Stafford, 2-0 Renny-Tailyour<\p>

1876 FA Cup Final (Kennington Oval) Wanderers - Old Etonians 3-0 (replay behind 1-1 draw) 1-0 Wollaston 30', 2-0 Hughes 33', 3-0 Hughes 50'<\p>

1877 FA Cup Final (Kennington Oval) Wanderers - Oxford University 2-1 aet 0-1 Kinnaird 15' (o.g.), 1-1 Lindsay 86' 2-1 Kenrick 97'<\p>

1878 FA Cup Final (Kennington Links) Wanderers - Bon Engineers 3-1 1-0 Kenrick 15', 1-1 Morris 20', 2-1 Kinnaird 35', 3-1 Kenrick 65'<\p>