DJ believes Wednesday could go all the way in Cup. Yea right.

[Guest Distraught!]

Just as a purely theoretical exercise (forget for a minute the reality or otherwise of this happening), if you were given the choice of two scenarios, would anyone choose the first:

 

1. Sheffield Wednesday win the FA Cup but are relegated whilst doing so (Pigs are also promoted).
    
2. MK Dons win at Hillsborough but Wednesday avoid relegation.

 

Is there anybody brave enough to say they would rather win the FA Cup even if it meant relegation?

[thailand owl]

Just as a purely theoretical exercise (forget for a minute the reality or otherwise of this happening), if you were given the choice of two scenarios, would anyone choose the first:

 

1. Sheffield Wednesday win the FA Cup but are relegated whilst doing so (Pigs are also promoted).

    

2. MK Dons win at Hillsborough but Wednesday avoid relegation.

 

Is there anybody brave enough to say they would rather win the FA Cup even if it meant relegation?

 

Yes

[bradowl]

Cant be arsed to go to the bookies so I've joined you and flushed a tenner down the toilet.

[Salli]

Just as a purely theoretical exercise (forget for a minute the reality or otherwise of this happening), if you were given the choice of two scenarios, would anyone choose the first:

 

1. Sheffield Wednesday win the FA Cup but are relegated whilst doing so (Pigs are also promoted).

    

2. MK Dons win at Hillsborough but Wednesday avoid relegation.

 

Is there anybody brave enough to say they would rather win the FA Cup even if it meant relegation?

 

all day long.

[Weshallovercome]

That's a pretty fiesty interview by DJ, sounds like we're taking the FA Cup seriously, be nice to get a run in it for a change.

 

 

*places bet on MK Dons*

[Glenn59]

maybe it's time we drug tested managers?

[Sinner]

" I’m not a believer in taking your foot off the gas.”

 

 

We certainly did on Tuesday................

 

Would have helped if we'd actually had our foot on the gas to begin with

[trevdi9]

we have sinner but it keeps leaking into nothingness

[Maddogbob]

Just as a purely theoretical exercise (forget for a minute the reality or otherwise of this happening), if you were given the choice of two scenarios, would anyone choose the first:

 

1. Sheffield Wednesday win the FA Cup but are relegated whilst doing so (Pigs are also promoted).

    

2. MK Dons win at Hillsborough but Wednesday avoid relegation.

 

Is there anybody brave enough to say they would rather win the FA Cup even if it meant relegation?

 

yep id take the fa cup win

[Guest phshaw]

Bradford is a bit of a surprise in the L.C. When Millwall got to final of F.A. Cup, they had Tim Cahill and Cardiff were a very good side, as we were in '91 when we won the League Cup.

However there is not a cat in hells chance of our current team getting even close to Wembley; we simply aren't good enough in defence, midfield or attack. Let's hope we beat MK tomorrow by giving an opportunity to some of the untried players. UTO

[theowlsman]

Just as a purely theoretical exercise (forget for a minute the reality or otherwise of this happening), if you were given the choice of two scenarios, would anyone choose the first:

 

• Sheffield Wednesday win the FA Cup but are relegated whilst doing so (Pigs are also promoted).

   

• MK Dons win at Hillsborough but Wednesday avoid relegation.

 

Is there anybody brave enough to say they would rather win the FA Cup even if it meant relegation?

Do the cupwinners also get into Europe? If so, I'd take that.

[Loppy]

TBF he doesn't actually say he thinks we can/will go all the way. He says it not impossible. (Which it isn't. It means beating 6 teams).

[torryowl]

unlikely but if the draws favourable you never know ....we got to the semi in 83 and never played a top flight club.

[sharrowowl]

I'd rather he was talking like this than just fielding a team to get knocked out.

 

We won the league cup from the second division in '91 and that was probably tougher than the fa cup nowadays. Yes we had a better team.

 

A cup run would be good for everybody. Who knows a couple of good additions this month and we could be fielding a transformed side come feb.

 

Got to at least sound positive!

[@owlstalk]

 

BELIEVE

[the gaffer]

Not a cat in hells chance. We will end up drawing some team miles from home on a cold tuesday night, probably in a replay, pick up some injuries/suspensions along the way aswell. Not really worth it tbh. We NEED to stop in this league.

[Weshallovercome]

I'd take winning the FA Cup over relegation in a heartbeat......it's a no brainer at my age.

[El Wednesday]

Just as a purely theoretical exercise (forget for a minute the reality or otherwise of this happening), if you were given the choice of two scenarios, would anyone choose the first:

• Sheffield Wednesday win the FA Cup but are relegated whilst doing so (Pigs are also promoted).

• MK Dons win at Hillsborough but Wednesday avoid relegation.

Is there anybody brave enough to say they would rather win the FA Cup even if it meant relegation?

Absolutely! A trophy count is the mark of a massive club.