FA Cup 2014 - 2015

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Gunner Rob
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Stoke City AWAY live on the BBC

with live post match interviews at the train station :lol: :lol: :lol:

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TheCook
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I hope we get an away tie, so the ST holders can try and hold onto some credits instead of spunking them on the likes of Coventry City like last year

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SteveO 35 wrote:5000 Dover fans singing "ARSENE WENGER we want you to stay"......sounds fun!
Think most of Dover would sing in Afgani Steve, just fallen off the back of a lorry :rubchin: :wink:

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Any away fixture will be good for me

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Away to a Championship midlands shithole where we get a 4k+ allocation please

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Don't give a fcuk - the last fa cup success seen le cock rewarded with a new 3 year contract so one has to ask if winning the cup would be good for the club :roll:

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augie wrote:Don't give a fcuk - the last fa cup success seen le cock rewarded with a new 3 year contract so one has to ask if winning the cup would be good for the club :roll:
Since you asked : Yes, winning the FA Cup is good for the club.

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TheCook wrote:
augie wrote:Don't give a fcuk - the last fa cup success seen le cock rewarded with a new 3 year contract so one has to ask if winning the cup would be good for the club :roll:
Since you asked : Yes, winning the FA Cup is good for the club.


You are talking short term but I am talking long term

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augie wrote:
TheCook wrote:
augie wrote:Don't give a fcuk - the last fa cup success seen le cock rewarded with a new 3 year contract so one has to ask if winning the cup would be good for the club :roll:
Since you asked : Yes, winning the FA Cup is good for the club.


You are talking short term but I am talking long term
Long term, short term either way, winning the FA Cup is a good thing.

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For what it's worth I enjoyed winning the cup

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augie wrote:Don't give a fcuk - the last fa cup success seen le cock rewarded with a new 3 year contract so one has to ask if winning the cup would be good for the club :roll:
I loved winning that FA Cup for alot of different reasons. But I still firmly believe that winning it didn't extend Arsene's deathgrip - oops, sorry - tenure, by even one day. Similarly, us losing it would not have cut it short by even one day. Arsene only has to deliver 4th spot and the CL money & "prestige" ( :oops: ) and our board are happy. I've said it once, I've said it a million times, Arsene will leave when Arsene wants to leave, no sooner and no later. If a 9 year (that's NEARLY A DECADE THERE FOLKS!!! :shock: ) trophy drought wasn't enough to motivate our board to replace him, does anyone really think not winning the FA Cup would? REALLY?? :|

So I personally enjoyed the day, the build up, the game, the win, the victory parade, the whole thing.

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i love the cup - brighton, brentford, forest away, give the kids a run out.

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Love the FA Cup, love winning it love the line from the song about "the Gunner's colours on the Cup " But for Arsene PLC the Cup is not a priority and winning it was a bonus the real achievement was virtual.

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Would like Bristol or Wrexham away. Would be a distraction from our crap league campaign. Saying that well probably end up drawing Stoke/Sunderand away!

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I fancy Birmingham, crap place but lots of drinking to be had around the station and easy on the train. Plus we'd probably get the top and bottom of that stand, about 7k.

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