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Steve Zodiak wrote:We will more than likely be playing Championship football next season, so I don't see any reason for us not at least trying to get as far as possible in the cup. If our past is anything to go by, this could be a rare opportunity to bring one of the big clubs to Cardiff. We have a far better chance of seeing one of the big sides here in the cup, rather than waiting for them to be here in the league. If history repeats itself, I will be long gone from this life before we get to the top division again.
Thu Nov 30, 2017 7:47 pm
Steve Zodiak wrote:We will more than likely be playing Championship football next season, so I don't see any reason for us not at least trying to get as far as possible in the cup. If our past is anything to go by, this could be a rare opportunity to bring one of the big clubs to Cardiff. We have a far better chance of seeing one of the big sides here in the cup, rather than waiting for them to be here in the league. If history repeats itself, I will be long gone from this life before we get to the top division again.
Thu Nov 30, 2017 7:48 pm
Steve Zodiak wrote:We will more than likely be playing Championship football next season, so I don't see any reason for us not at least trying to get as far as possible in the cup. If our past is anything to go by, this could be a rare opportunity to bring one of the big clubs to Cardiff. We have a far better chance of seeing one of the big sides here in the cup, rather than waiting for them to be here in the league. If history repeats itself, I will be long gone from this life before we get to the top division again.
Thu Nov 30, 2017 8:12 pm
The Cobra wrote:Steve Zodiak wrote:We will more than likely be playing Championship football next season, so I don't see any reason for us not at least trying to get as far as possible in the cup. If our past is anything to go by, this could be a rare opportunity to bring one of the big clubs to Cardiff. We have a far better chance of seeing one of the big sides here in the cup, rather than waiting for them to be here in the league. If history repeats itself, I will be long gone from this life before we get to the top division again.
Talk about pessimist, glass half empty merchant, you epitomise it, no faith whatsoever! Imagine you captaining a side, do your best lads we will probably get beat, but we will have another go next season, ffs have some belief, words fail me, unbelievable. 2nd in table after nearly half a season and you throwing the towel in! Thank god NW is manager and not someone like you, as NW will believe!
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DandoCCFC wrote:Simple matter is, you should want your team to win every game you compete in.
Still sour thinking about the Burton Albion game and how Warnock threw the game into them really.
Thu Nov 30, 2017 10:14 pm
Thu Nov 30, 2017 10:24 pm
Steve Zodiak wrote:DandoCCFC wrote:Simple matter is, you should want your team to win every game you compete in.
Still sour thinking about the Burton Albion game and how Warnock threw the game into them really.
Of course you should, and imagine what a confidence booster it would be if we can beat one of the big boys. I remember the buzz after we beat teams like Man City, Spurs Leeds etc. in these cup competitions, and I also remember the big queues for tickets. It gets the whole place going and creates a lot of excitement and anticipation when the draws for the various rounds are made. I think a good cup run would be great, and possibly bring some more supporters back to the club.
Thu Nov 30, 2017 10:41 pm
pembroke allan wrote:Think he can put out a strong team just leave out odd player we have enough strength in squad
Thu Nov 30, 2017 10:44 pm
DandoCCFC wrote:Steve Zodiak wrote:DandoCCFC wrote:Simple matter is, you should want your team to win every game you compete in.
Still sour thinking about the Burton Albion game and how Warnock threw the game into them really.
Of course you should, and imagine what a confidence booster it would be if we can beat one of the big boys. I remember the buzz after we beat teams like Man City, Spurs Leeds etc. in these cup competitions, and I also remember the big queues for tickets. It gets the whole place going and creates a lot of excitement and anticipation when the draws for the various rounds are made. I think a good cup run would be great, and possibly bring some more supporters back to the club.
Exactly, big opposition or opposition around us we should be looking to win no matter what.
A shout out to the 13 fans who voted no, top supporters you are.
This is becoming part of the modern game now and I don't like it and think it's disrespectful and just simply wrong that supporters and managers wouldn't really give a rats arse about going out and say things like prioritise the league.. I can forgive the manager and team if we go out if we put in a performance that is worthy of competing and giving us a strong chance of winning the game but performances like Fulham in January and Burton were simply disgraceful and pathetic performances.
It simply wasn't the Warnock performances we see in the league and he was much too blame for poor team selection and the attitude of the players, it was half hearted attempts from the teams that day and I really hope we don't see the same in January.
Thu Nov 30, 2017 10:58 pm
Steve Zodiak wrote:DandoCCFC wrote:Steve Zodiak wrote:DandoCCFC wrote:Simple matter is, you should want your team to win every game you compete in.
Still sour thinking about the Burton Albion game and how Warnock threw the game into them really.
Of course you should, and imagine what a confidence booster it would be if we can beat one of the big boys. I remember the buzz after we beat teams like Man City, Spurs Leeds etc. in these cup competitions, and I also remember the big queues for tickets. It gets the whole place going and creates a lot of excitement and anticipation when the draws for the various rounds are made. I think a good cup run would be great, and possibly bring some more supporters back to the club.
Exactly, big opposition or opposition around us we should be looking to win no matter what.
A shout out to the 13 fans who voted no, top supporters you are.
This is becoming part of the modern game now and I don't like it and think it's disrespectful and just simply wrong that supporters and managers wouldn't really give a rats arse about going out and say things like prioritise the league.. I can forgive the manager and team if we go out if we put in a performance that is worthy of competing and giving us a strong chance of winning the game but performances like Fulham in January and Burton were simply disgraceful and pathetic performances.
It simply wasn't the Warnock performances we see in the league and he was much too blame for poor team selection and the attitude of the players, it was half hearted attempts from the teams that day and I really hope we don't see the same in January.
A good cup run tends to create extra interest in the club. Suddenly, people in Cardiff who don't usually pay much attention to the club sit up and take notice. No reason why we can't have a decent run. We have to be one of the top 30 clubs in Britain at the moment. Don't need to win a bucket load of games to find yourself in the last eight. We should be capable of competing in the league and the cup.
Thu Nov 30, 2017 11:07 pm
DandoCCFC wrote:Steve Zodiak wrote:DandoCCFC wrote:Simple matter is, you should want your team to win every game you compete in.
Still sour thinking about the Burton Albion game and how Warnock threw the game into them really.
Of course you should, and imagine what a confidence booster it would be if we can beat one of the big boys. I remember the buzz after we beat teams like Man City, Spurs Leeds etc. in these cup competitions, and I also remember the big queues for tickets. It gets the whole place going and creates a lot of excitement and anticipation when the draws for the various rounds are made. I think a good cup run would be great, and possibly bring some more supporters back to the club.
Exactly, big opposition or opposition around us we should be looking to win no matter what.
A shout out to the 13 fans who voted no, top supporters you are.
This is becoming part of the modern game now and I don't like it and think it's disrespectful and just simply wrong that supporters and managers wouldn't really give a rats arse about going out and say things like prioritise the league.. I can forgive the manager and team if we go out if we put in a performance that is worthy of competing and giving us a strong chance of winning the game but performances like Fulham in January and Burton were simply disgraceful and pathetic performances.
It simply wasn't the Warnock performances we see in the league and he was much too blame for poor team selection and the attitude of the players, it was half hearted attempts from the teams that day and I really hope we don't see the same in January.
Thu Nov 30, 2017 11:24 pm
dogfound wrote:DandoCCFC wrote:Steve Zodiak wrote:DandoCCFC wrote:Simple matter is, you should want your team to win every game you compete in.
Still sour thinking about the Burton Albion game and how Warnock threw the game into them really.
Of course you should, and imagine what a confidence booster it would be if we can beat one of the big boys. I remember the buzz after we beat teams like Man City, Spurs Leeds etc. in these cup competitions, and I also remember the big queues for tickets. It gets the whole place going and creates a lot of excitement and anticipation when the draws for the various rounds are made. I think a good cup run would be great, and possibly bring some more supporters back to the club.
Exactly, big opposition or opposition around us we should be looking to win no matter what.
A shout out to the 13 fans who voted no, top supporters you are.
This is becoming part of the modern game now and I don't like it and think it's disrespectful and just simply wrong that supporters and managers wouldn't really give a rats arse about going out and say things like prioritise the league.. I can forgive the manager and team if we go out if we put in a performance that is worthy of competing and giving us a strong chance of winning the game but performances like Fulham in January and Burton were simply disgraceful and pathetic performances.
It simply wasn't the Warnock performances we see in the league and he was much too blame for poor team selection and the attitude of the players, it was half hearted attempts from the teams that day and I really hope we don't see the same in January.
i voted no...and feel exactly the opposite to you yes voters...top supporters you lot are
2nd in the league and you want a cup run which invariably will hurt league form just in the hope we can draw a top 6 club...
Thu Nov 30, 2017 11:25 pm
dogfound wrote:DandoCCFC wrote:Steve Zodiak wrote:DandoCCFC wrote:Simple matter is, you should want your team to win every game you compete in.
Still sour thinking about the Burton Albion game and how Warnock threw the game into them really.
Of course you should, and imagine what a confidence booster it would be if we can beat one of the big boys. I remember the buzz after we beat teams like Man City, Spurs Leeds etc. in these cup competitions, and I also remember the big queues for tickets. It gets the whole place going and creates a lot of excitement and anticipation when the draws for the various rounds are made. I think a good cup run would be great, and possibly bring some more supporters back to the club.
Exactly, big opposition or opposition around us we should be looking to win no matter what.
A shout out to the 13 fans who voted no, top supporters you are.
This is becoming part of the modern game now and I don't like it and think it's disrespectful and just simply wrong that supporters and managers wouldn't really give a rats arse about going out and say things like prioritise the league.. I can forgive the manager and team if we go out if we put in a performance that is worthy of competing and giving us a strong chance of winning the game but performances like Fulham in January and Burton were simply disgraceful and pathetic performances.
It simply wasn't the Warnock performances we see in the league and he was much too blame for poor team selection and the attitude of the players, it was half hearted attempts from the teams that day and I really hope we don't see the same in January.
i voted no...and feel exactly the opposite to you yes voters...top supporters you lot are
2nd in the league and you want a cup run which invariably will hurt league form just in the hope we can draw a top 6 club...
Thu Nov 30, 2017 11:33 pm
nubbsy wrote:Steve Zodiak wrote:DandoCCFC wrote:Steve Zodiak wrote:DandoCCFC wrote:Simple matter is, you should want your team to win every game you compete in.
Still sour thinking about the Burton Albion game and how Warnock threw the game into them really.
Of course you should, and imagine what a confidence booster it would be if we can beat one of the big boys. I remember the buzz after we beat teams like Man City, Spurs Leeds etc. in these cup competitions, and I also remember the big queues for tickets. It gets the whole place going and creates a lot of excitement and anticipation when the draws for the various rounds are made. I think a good cup run would be great, and possibly bring some more supporters back to the club.
Exactly, big opposition or opposition around us we should be looking to win no matter what.
A shout out to the 13 fans who voted no, top supporters you are.
This is becoming part of the modern game now and I don't like it and think it's disrespectful and just simply wrong that supporters and managers wouldn't really give a rats arse about going out and say things like prioritise the league.. I can forgive the manager and team if we go out if we put in a performance that is worthy of competing and giving us a strong chance of winning the game but performances like Fulham in January and Burton were simply disgraceful and pathetic performances.
It simply wasn't the Warnock performances we see in the league and he was much too blame for poor team selection and the attitude of the players, it was half hearted attempts from the teams that day and I really hope we don't see the same in January.
A good cup run tends to create extra interest in the club. Suddenly, people in Cardiff who don't usually pay much attention to the club sit up and take notice. No reason why we can't have a decent run. We have to be one of the top 30 clubs in Britain at the moment. Don't need to win a bucket load of games to find yourself in the last eight. We should be capable of competing in the league and the cup.
Spot on, it would definitely boost the interest in our league position and belief in promotion if we drew/scalped a prem team!
Thu Nov 30, 2017 11:35 pm
nubbsy wrote:dogfound wrote:DandoCCFC wrote:Steve Zodiak wrote:DandoCCFC wrote:Simple matter is, you should want your team to win every game you compete in.
Still sour thinking about the Burton Albion game and how Warnock threw the game into them really.
Of course you should, and imagine what a confidence booster it would be if we can beat one of the big boys. I remember the buzz after we beat teams like Man City, Spurs Leeds etc. in these cup competitions, and I also remember the big queues for tickets. It gets the whole place going and creates a lot of excitement and anticipation when the draws for the various rounds are made. I think a good cup run would be great, and possibly bring some more supporters back to the club.
Exactly, big opposition or opposition around us we should be looking to win no matter what.
A shout out to the 13 fans who voted no, top supporters you are.
This is becoming part of the modern game now and I don't like it and think it's disrespectful and just simply wrong that supporters and managers wouldn't really give a rats arse about going out and say things like prioritise the league.. I can forgive the manager and team if we go out if we put in a performance that is worthy of competing and giving us a strong chance of winning the game but performances like Fulham in January and Burton were simply disgraceful and pathetic performances.
It simply wasn't the Warnock performances we see in the league and he was much too blame for poor team selection and the attitude of the players, it was half hearted attempts from the teams that day and I really hope we don't see the same in January.
i voted no...and feel exactly the opposite to you yes voters...top supporters you lot are
2nd in the league and you want a cup run which invariably will hurt league form just in the hope we can draw a top 6 club...
Top supporters? Didn't really hurt in malkys Cup run did it?... We've got a big enough squad to play an entirely different starting 11 in the cup and still have a reasonably decent team.
Thu Nov 30, 2017 11:40 pm
TopCat CCFC wrote:dogfound wrote:DandoCCFC wrote:Steve Zodiak wrote:DandoCCFC wrote:Simple matter is, you should want your team to win every game you compete in.
Still sour thinking about the Burton Albion game and how Warnock threw the game into them really.
Of course you should, and imagine what a confidence booster it would be if we can beat one of the big boys. I remember the buzz after we beat teams like Man City, Spurs Leeds etc. in these cup competitions, and I also remember the big queues for tickets. It gets the whole place going and creates a lot of excitement and anticipation when the draws for the various rounds are made. I think a good cup run would be great, and possibly bring some more supporters back to the club.
Exactly, big opposition or opposition around us we should be looking to win no matter what.
A shout out to the 13 fans who voted no, top supporters you are.
This is becoming part of the modern game now and I don't like it and think it's disrespectful and just simply wrong that supporters and managers wouldn't really give a rats arse about going out and say things like prioritise the league.. I can forgive the manager and team if we go out if we put in a performance that is worthy of competing and giving us a strong chance of winning the game but performances like Fulham in January and Burton were simply disgraceful and pathetic performances.
It simply wasn't the Warnock performances we see in the league and he was much too blame for poor team selection and the attitude of the players, it was half hearted attempts from the teams that day and I really hope we don't see the same in January.
i voted no...and feel exactly the opposite to you yes voters...top supporters you lot are
2nd in the league and you want a cup run which invariably will hurt league form just in the hope we can draw a top 6 club...
Little LINCOLN got to the quarter finals last year and went up - Huddersfield got to the round before and went up ???
Thu Nov 30, 2017 11:45 pm
dogfound wrote:TopCat CCFC wrote:dogfound wrote:DandoCCFC wrote:Steve Zodiak wrote:DandoCCFC wrote:Simple matter is, you should want your team to win every game you compete in.
Still sour thinking about the Burton Albion game and how Warnock threw the game into them really.
Of course you should, and imagine what a confidence booster it would be if we can beat one of the big boys. I remember the buzz after we beat teams like Man City, Spurs Leeds etc. in these cup competitions, and I also remember the big queues for tickets. It gets the whole place going and creates a lot of excitement and anticipation when the draws for the various rounds are made. I think a good cup run would be great, and possibly bring some more supporters back to the club.
Exactly, big opposition or opposition around us we should be looking to win no matter what.
A shout out to the 13 fans who voted no, top supporters you are.
This is becoming part of the modern game now and I don't like it and think it's disrespectful and just simply wrong that supporters and managers wouldn't really give a rats arse about going out and say things like prioritise the league.. I can forgive the manager and team if we go out if we put in a performance that is worthy of competing and giving us a strong chance of winning the game but performances like Fulham in January and Burton were simply disgraceful and pathetic performances.
It simply wasn't the Warnock performances we see in the league and he was much too blame for poor team selection and the attitude of the players, it was half hearted attempts from the teams that day and I really hope we don't see the same in January.
i voted no...and feel exactly the opposite to you yes voters...top supporters you lot are
2nd in the league and you want a cup run which invariably will hurt league form just in the hope we can draw a top 6 club...
Little LINCOLN got to the quarter finals last year and went up - Huddersfield got to the round before and went up ???
not a lincoln fan im a Cardiff fan and these cup runs cost us.
Thu Nov 30, 2017 11:47 pm