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DANGEROUS TIGER

CHAMPIONS LEAGUE, OR F.A. CUP?

By DANGEROUS TIGER, in Leicester City Forum

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Spudulike

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The club could never be complete without the FA Cup on our honours list. We've grown up with that monkey on our backs which has somewhat defined us as a club. It's gone now, we've done it and it can't be taken away. So joyous but so sad for those that have gone before us and having the heartbreak four times and twice in semi finals. We can now move on as a club that has won every major domestic trophy. 

 

As for the question... How can qualifying for another tournament ever be better than winning the FA Cup?

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DANGEROUS TIGER

DANGEROUS TIGER

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Winning the F A Cup was the greatest day in my life, after I had to wait 60 years as a Leicester supporter; from tears of bitter disappointment, to tears of unbelievable euphria. What a wonderful day.  :worship:

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weller54

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1 hour ago, jonthefox said:

FA cup all day. Not even that bothered by Europe to be honest.

So you're not bothered seeing the Club continue its progress and challenging the 'Big 6'?

jonthefox

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3 minutes ago, weller54 said:

So you're not bothered seeing the Club continue its progress and challenging the 'Big 6'?

If it meant dismissing cup competitions to play in a cup we’re not going to win, then yes.

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Raw Dykes

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1 hour ago, DANGEROUS TIGER said:

Winning the F A Cup was the greatest day in my life, after I had to wait 60 years as a Leicester supporter; from tears of bitter disappointment, to tears of unbelievable euphria. What a wonderful day.  :worship:

Better day than winning the league?

Strokes

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6 minutes ago, weller54 said:

So you're not bothered seeing the Club continue its progress and challenging the 'Big 6'?

I want to see us compete in and win league 2, so we can get the full domestic set.

If you don’t want multiple relegations, your just not very ambitious IMO.

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splinterdream

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We've won a major trophy, I.think it was certainly the players priority, but I wonder if there'll be a cost.

If there is, so be it, I think its tough enough for us to get top 6, we are living the dream really, if we can get further depth to the squad then it moves us on, especially at a very difficult period.

We need a bigger capacity stadium as a priority and keep doing what we're doing whether we finish 4th or 5th.

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3 minutes ago, Strokes said:

I want to see us compete in and win league 2, so we can get the full domestic set.

If you don’t want multiple relegations, your just not very ambitious IMO.

Not to mention the Papa John's Trophy or whatever it was called during our year in League One.

I was genuinely gutted at the time that we didn't give it a real go.  It seemed like a relatively easily attainable trophy, unlike the Premier League and FA Cup which we had virtually no chance of ever winning.

 

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