The FA cup is an important trophy but it's not a major trophy. Its the trophy a manager goes for because he doesn't want to get sacked at the end of the year.
Wenger showed just how little the FA cup means to him yesterday when he fielded a rusty Gibbs, Debuchy and Sir Chez. Can you see a manager doing that in the champions league final? Doubt it. If Wenger doesn't respect the FA cup than who are we kidding? Its not a major trophy anymore. Maybe it could be if the League Cup doesn't exist, thus reducing the dilution of trophys that can be won.
LBH the FA cup is not a major trophy
posted on 19/4/15
I have no idea if you're serious or not, but after the Prem, the next best domestic trophy is the FA cup.
Unless you think the only domestic trophy that matters is the title
posted on 19/4/15
Fa Cup massive trophy.
posted on 19/4/15
He rested players because it was Reading, not because it was the FA Cup
posted on 19/4/15
no-one said it was a major trophy, only two that count are your countries title, i.e EPL, La Liga, Serie A, Bundesliga & so forth and the Champions League.
posted on 19/4/15
It's a major trophy !
Your club has had some of its best days winning it it and it's not all about champions league.
posted on 19/4/15
Why some people bother to become fans of clubs is beyond me
posted on 19/4/15
Just remember double double double
Sol Campbell has won the double song without the f a cup !
posted on 19/4/15
Its gone a bit out of fashion for the clubs as there isnt much money in it compared to the others but to the fans it is a major competition
posted on 19/4/15
Was jolly as fook when we won it last year.
Major or not, i wanna feel the same again this May
posted on 19/4/15
It is the oldest and therefore most prestigious trophy in football today. Unfortunately, the monetary value of the competition nowhere near reflects it's history or prestige. Wenger has always valued the competition, hence it's the league cup where you'll see the reserves all the way to the final. Ever notice the FA Cup teams always contain a few starters.