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BroadstairsR

FA Cup, distinction or distraction?

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Cardiff, Hull, Palace, Fulham and Sunderland all have games against lower league opposition today and they should all go through, perhaps needing a replay though.

All firmly in our ''mini league'' and all now with a likely continued distraction that our dismal display at craven cottage resolved us from.

I fancied a bit of FA Cup glory for us this season, but I also fancied us to be slightly more secure in the table by now.

I firmly believe that Wigan paid the price last season as they were beginning to look the part towards the infamous run-in until the demands of the extra games took their toll.

All strength to our arm, IMO, and I shall, for this week at least hope the above teams win their games.

Early days I know, but every little helps.

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It does seem that it can be either: some sides seem to manage to find some form in the cup and keep it going into their (previously poor form in) league games but it can give a false impression if you are only beating weaker sides. I tend to think it is more of a distraction for those at the lower end: too many games surely starts to tell in the form of injuries/tiredness, though obviously not until fixtures start to be postponed (ie after the 4th round).

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what is galling is seeing watford and bournemouth having a real go at man city and liverpool and you know full well we would have done a 5 goal defeat no show at best...  thats what p1sses me off about spineless chris more than anything  we never give it a go and it''s boring and soul destroying... we even did a bloody no show against fulham[:@]

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