FA Cup Final

Originally Posted by Bunker Buster

Wtaf

Sigh…. And what’s wrong now?

Originally Posted by Vedder

Just gotta hope they have one eye on the CL final which they will it’s natural, their players subconsciously may not want to go into 50/50 challenges and risk being injured for the biggest game of their life. Guardiola may rest a few too.

he has a week to rest them plus, if they tie up the title this weekend, he will rest and rotate players.

I still think we will do them.

Paul Tierney reffing

Originally Posted by Bunker Buster

still a big goal in Weggy, can feel it, manifest it .

Originally Posted by Sparky***

Probably the fact that every decent team we’ve played this season has stuffed us?

leaving aside that we could beat anyone in a one-off game, we have already beaten city this season. and arsenal, liverpool, newcastle, spurs, brighton, villa, brentford, barcelona, etc. ie: everyone. we totally outplayed sevilla, too.

the only question is whether we can put out a team without weggy, fred or malacia in it.

Last 10 against City:

United = 4 wins

City = 5 wins

Draw = 1

We've as good of a chance than any other team in the world.

I'm going to trust that we're going to royally £#%&! up their party.

Originally Posted by Bunker Buster

still a big goal in Weggy, can feel it, manifest it .

Put a 5 year deal on the table if he scores a winner.

Originally Posted by AK14

We’re going to need more than a single goal if we want to beat them at the moment.

this is what an FA Cup shock looks like - not us doing City

https://youtu.be/U9Kk3C_8sEE

City’s squad has the depth for them to start as favourites with pretty much a second string.

They can park their best players on the bench.

Originally Posted by redhegemony

this is what an FA Cup shock looks like - not us doing City

https://youtu.be/U9Kk3C_8sEE

Originally Posted by AK14

think he's saying if that wimbledon can beat that liverpool team it's not that hard to believe we could beat city (especially as we did it a few months ago).

also see wigan vs city etc.

unlikely perhaps but definitely possible.

Puncher's chance, as was mentioned.

Originally Posted by Bunker Buster

still a big goal in Weggy, can feel it, manifest it .

Nah, Beeky off the bench for a hat trick

Originally Posted by Gypsum Fantastic

think he's saying if that wimbledon can beat that liverpool team it's not that hard to believe we could beat city (especially as we did it a few months ago).

also see wigan vs city etc.

unlikely perhaps but definitely possible.

Oh I agree

But my point was we’re not keeping a clean sheet against them at the moment, so well need more than one goal to win the cup.

Originally Posted by AK14

Oh I agree

But my point was we’re not keeping a clean sheet against them at the moment, so well need more than one goal to win the cup.

Getting into the weeds there tho pal eh?

Yeah but de Gea doesn’t wear yellow gloves so it’s not really relevant…

Originally Posted by Gypsum Fantastic

Getting into the weeds there tho pal eh?

Yeah but de Gea doesn’t wear yellow gloves so it’s not really relevant…

It was a pointless point tbf

But that’s what I’m all about

Garnacho with the winner imo

Originally Posted by AK14

Oh I agree

But my point was we’re not keeping a clean sheet against them at the moment, so well need more than one goal to win the cup.

Nobody thought Wimbledon could keep a clean sheet against Liverpool - and then Beasant saved the first-ever Pelanty in the FA Cup Final.

They will be under immense pressure and players desperate not to get injured...

Originally Posted by redhegemony

Nobody thought Wimbledon could keep a clean sheet against Liverpool - and then Beasant saved the first-ever Pelanty in the FA Cup Final.

They will be under immense pressure and players desperate not to get injured...

What’s he up to these days, does he fancy a run out?

Bit of a North/ South devide, confidence wise on here.
No surprise, it's the North who's on the right side of things.

Originally Posted by Bonkon

Bit of a North/ South devide, confidence wise on here.
No surprise, it's the North who's on the right side of things.

Does being born in North London count?