Last edited by Özim; 07-01-2016 at 07:35 PM.
we did have a tough one. Spurs, liverpool and everton in the first year. Last year had united away ( a place we hadn't won in ten years). We won those cups by producing in the big games and winning.
Also there was a ton of pressure in 2014 to win the cup. No trophy in 9 years, the pressure from the fans and the media to win it was huge. Don't belittle our achievements when a few years ago you were moaning we weren't taking the fa cup seriously
All at home, so not that hard., it's a draw you'd want.
Be honest, United were woeful last season, enough said.
There just isn't the same pressure as there is when it come to winning the big trophies like the league and CL, good to win the cup but it just isn't the same.
Last edited by Özim; 07-01-2016 at 08:01 PM.
Those are results. I don't enjoy watching the games as much as I used to. It's not just Arsenal, I think the way football is going, there just aren't many great teams and players. Just a lot of hype and primma donnas. There are the odd games but I used to enjoy the majority not just the odd.
I'm fairly sure when we hadn't won a trophy ie just two years ago; the only talk was "Wenger will never win a trophy for us again". It wasn't "Wenger might win the FA Cup but that doesn't really count even if he did".
No, you added it so you don't have to consider the FA Cup as a pressure situation like you always do.
You define a 'pressure situation' - always retrospectively - as one where we fail. Where we don't you move the goalposts to remove it from your definition.
As for the draws, I previously went back to other cup winning teams' runs and showed that our draw was not unusually hard or easy.
But an FA Cup Quarter Final at Old Trafford is clearly a high pressure game.