Going back to the cups, I have no idea why the FA Cup wouldn't be the best. Yes, the finals were similar for competitiveness, but the rest of the competition is just amazing. When the likes of Horsham (yay), Chasetown, Havant & Waterlooville and numerous other teams from 7, 8 leagues below the Premiership are in the competition at decent stages of the competition, how can that 'magic' not make it the best. I'll admit, I'm biased, but there is no Cup like the F.A. Cup.
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (chingy0007 @ May 30 2008, 02:51 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div><div class='quotemain'>Going back to the cups, I have no idea why the FA Cup wouldn't be the best. Yes, the finals were similar for competitiveness, but the rest of the competition is just amazing. When the likes of Horsham (yay), Chasetown, Havant & Waterlooville and numerous other teams from 7, 8 leagues below the Premiership are in the competition at decent stages of the competition, how can that 'magic' not make it the best. I'll admit, I'm biased, but there is no Cup like the F.A. Cup.</div> It is great, but do you seriously think that the FA Cup is the only cup that has lower league clubs fighting for the trophy well enough against the bigger clubs? No offense, but I bet you don't watch or follow any cups from other countries. I respect your opinion and understand your English pride entirely, but for me personally as an unbiased person looking for the best any league or cup has to offer me, both the FA Cup and Copa del Rey are tops. Not one over the other. Again, that's me.
