League/FA Cup Run

To be honest seems a while since we went on a cup run, and I for one wouldn't mind one this season, What about u guys?

Leagues a priority for me this year tache...everything else, including international friendlies, are just an annoyance for me

I was going to make a topic of my own but it kind of ties into what is already being asked - what would you deem a 'good' season next year?

For me, I think the squad handled properly could challenge for playoffs, so I'd consider finishing above 8th whilst keeping the financial situation under control good progress. I think a cup run while nice would be distracting from the improvements the club needs.

Red614 wrote:I was going to make a topic of my own but it kind of ties into what is already being asked - what would you deem a 'good' season next year?

For me, I think the squad handled properly could challenge for playoffs, so I'd consider finishing above 8th whilst keeping the financial situation under control good progress. I think a cup run while nice would be distracting from the improvements the club needs.

In truth, as long as we're safe from relegation I'd love a cup run. Those are the things that you remember the most over time.

It's a great competition which starts in August with hundreds of little more than parks teams. Other slightly higher ranked teams then join in each round until the third round stage in January when the 'big' teams join in. Unfortunately the competition then loses its magic with reserve teams being played and little respect being shown for the competition.
Unfortunately, unless you get to Wembley, the 'magic' of the cup in the later stages is no more.

Cyncoedslumdog wrote:It's a great competition which starts in August with hundreds of little more than parks teams. Other slightly higher ranked teams then join in each round until the third round stage in January when the 'big' teams join in. Unfortunately the competition then loses its magic with reserve teams being played and little respect being shown for the competition.
Unfortunately, unless you get to Wembley, the 'magic' of the cup in the later stages is no more.