The FA Cup of old, competed for by English, Scots, Irish and Welsh, had a genuine prestige. This modern version, competed for by Spaniards, French and Nigerians, not so much. Doubt half the players would be bothered about it beyond the day itself. Honestly, if grabbing a second rate trophy is enough for some to say keep Wenger in his job, but keeping us on the European stage in a genuinely prestigious tournament is considered failure then there's a weird logic going on. Getting to the final of the CL would be a much bigger achievement than winning the FA Cup. I think winning the latter wouldn't signify much at all. A bit of luck and we could win it this year. What does emulating Wigan tell us though? Anything of value? If we want to see real progress then we have to aim for something bigger than that. Of course great if we win it, but for me I'll be asking what else did we do that showed we took a step forward. I think we have taken a big step forward this year anyway. Having a defence after years of being without is proper advancement. Get a few players in this summer and I think we can measure our ambitions to the size of this club. Sure, why not, pick up the FA Cup while we are at it. I won't complain.