Would you rather?

[Voll Blau]

Cup

 

- We'd all get to go this time

- Winning it from outside the top flight is a rare achievement

- European football again

 

Once you've tasted trophy wins and European football, the idea of simply existing in the Premier League feels so mundane.

[Mark_w]

Just now, Voll Blau said:

Cup

 

- We'd all get to go this time

- Winning it from outside the top flight is a rare achievement

- European football again

 

Once you've tasted trophy wins and European football, the idea of simply existing in the Premier League feels so mundane.

Plus winning it and qualifying for Europe should set you up financially (on top of our parachutes) to have a pretty unfair advantage in the Championship.

[Trav Le Bleu]

57 minutes ago, SouthStandUpperTier said:

Kin'ell. I'd rip my left nut off just to see us take the lead in a game.

I'll have a ambulance on standby for tomorrow 

[Stuntman_Mike]

A play off win to possibly experience another season like this or a guaranteed cup win and European trips?

 

Hmm.

[coolhandfox]

FA cup hands down 

 

Would be a massive story 

[Dan]

Be in the play-off final, but win the FA Cup, if that makes sense.

 

Just simply being in the FA Cup final means we're likely to lose heavily.

 

Actually winning the trophy is another matter.

[davieG]

1 hour ago, LCFCCHRIS said:

Promotion. We’ve done the fa cup and it still feels relatively fresh. Although an underdog fa cup win from the championship would be cool. 

We've done promotion a few times as well.

[SouthStandUpperTier]

I'd rather get promoted by winning the Championship than via the playoffs. Would be a record 8th second tier English title.

[Bats8711]

5 hours ago, urban.spaceman said:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1980_FA_Cup_final

One sub

[FOXSE]

6 hours ago, ozleicester said:

Assume we are relegated...
would you rather be in the FA Cup  final in 2024.... or the be in the Playoff final?

secondary question............ would you rather win the FA Cup in 2024.... or win the Playoff final?

The playoff final will be against a championship team. 

[OntarioFox]

5 hours ago, HybridFox said:

The meltdown if it was against them

Note to self - post in the 'Ever Obliging' thread when we end their trophy drought in the Conference League final 2035.

[The Doctor]

5 hours ago, Mark_w said:

Plus winning it and qualifying for Europe should set you up financially (on top of our parachutes) to have a pretty unfair advantage in the Championship.

minimum of 54 games does go some way towards offsetting that though, you'd be playing at least twice every week

[Mark_w]

Just now, The Doctor said:

minimum of 54 games does go some way towards offsetting that though, you'd be playing at least twice every week

Yeah, granted it's probably an advantage you'll feel the year after.

[Sly]

FA Cup win.

 

We don’t need the play offs, as we’d go up as Champions 

[Aus Fox]

FA Cup win, back in Europe Plymouth on the Saturday and then fly out to Milan for a Thursday before playing Rotherham at home the following Sunday.

What a week