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Only once in the past 16 years has a team other than the big four, Everton, won the FA Cup and I can't see this year being any different, even with Man U and Arsenal being drawn against each other, I still cannot see a winner coming from outside of the traditional big four, as Chelsea and Liverpool should both progress.

Whilst people go on about the magic of the cup, it seems that monetary outlay still buys success, can anyone see this changing?

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tim5303 wrote:

Whilst people go on about the magic of the cup, it seems that monetary outlay still buys success, can anyone see this changing?

See Anfield, yesterday around & abouts 4.45-ish.

It is difficult to see anyone other than United or Chelsea win it now, but plucky Barnsley demonstrated yesterday you don't always have to stick to the script.

I hope the 2 big boys draw eachother in the quarter-final, just to increase the slight possibility of an 'outsider' winning it this year...

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Portsmouth are in with chance. Unfortunately Defoe is cup tied.

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Come on Bristol Rovers you can do it.

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The last time Cardiff City reached the Quarter Finals, they ended up winning it Wink

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O Dogg wrote:
The last time Cardiff City reached the Quarter Finals, they ended up winning it Wink


Wasnt the last time we reached this stage in like 1927 lmao.

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Yes. The year we won the FA Cup.

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YoBBo wrote:
O Dogg wrote:
The last time Cardiff City reached the Quarter Finals, they ended up winning it Wink


Wasnt the last time we reached this stage in like 1927 lmao.


We?

You aren't a Cardiff Fan.

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floody wrote:
YoBBo wrote:
O Dogg wrote:
The last time Cardiff City reached the Quarter Finals, they ended up winning it Wink


Wasnt the last time we reached this stage in like 1927 lmao.


We?

You aren't a Cardiff Fan.


No i am not really a Cardiff fan but i do and always have wanted them to do well.

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Man Utd will win, hands down.

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Yes. Yes they will.





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Tom_Nufc wrote:
Man Utd will win, hands down.


Good call tomo.

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tim5303 wrote:
I still cannot see a winner coming from outside of the traditional big four, as Chelsea and Liverpool should both progress.


Laughing

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MontyMagpie wrote:
tim5303 wrote:
I still cannot see a winner coming from outside of the traditional big four, as Chelsea and Liverpool should both progress.


Laughing

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Its great to see - I'm personally delighted the semi's won't consist of the usual suspects, I think they must get bored playing eachother as recent finals have been absolutely dire.

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I'll support Barnsley to win it. They have been good. Keep up the good work.

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MontyMagpie wrote:
I'll support Barnsley to win it. They have been good. Keep up the good work.


Im down for that, or Cardiff etc, a team from outside the Prem for me.

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As long as it's not West Brom.

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I'd like to see Barnsley win it, Or West Brom.

If Cardiff win it, they will not be entered for the Uefa Cup.

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That's a ridiculous rule. What if they were promoted and finished in the top 5? Would they not enter Europe then?

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As far as i aware, no they wouldn't.

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i would really love Barnsley to win it .....stuff of dreams really ...to knock out Liverpool at Anfield and then the holders Chelsea ...it would be fantastic for them to go all the way ..

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