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FA Cup or League Cup

As a Charlton Fan what would you rather win (or have a cup run in)?

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  • FA Cup.
  • FA Cup, suspect that will the case for almost everyone.
  • FA Cup all day long, grew up at a time when it was still a massive deal and have always loved it.  Would probably want to win in just as much as winning the PL.
  • I only ask since we went further in the league cup the other year
  • Always the FA Cup
  • Do we always do better in the league cup?
  • Obviously the FA Cup.

    Even teams with a realistic chance of winning a cup prefer the FA Cup, and winning it gets you into Europe as well.
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  • Do we always do better in the league cup?
    Think we're one of the worst teams in the history of the League Cup
  • Neither. The Bristol Street Motors Trophy is the one that gets me excited.

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  • We’ve already won the FA Cup, let’s add the League Cup to our massive trophy haul! 
  • Fa Cup is the only answer to this question, surely ? However  progression in either competition is a bonus. We have a really horrendous cup record in all cup competitions! 
  • Neither. The Bristol Street Motors Trophy is the one that gets me excited.

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    But I'm serious.

    Games under the floodlights against PL under 21 teams where our players get a chance to play against stars of the future; proper London derbies against the likes of Sutton and Bromley; and exciting away trips to the likes of Stevenage and MK Dons. What's not to like?

    Plus there is always the real chance of getting to Wembley, unlike in the other cups. I'm sure anyone who saw us play against Blackburn in the final of the Full Members Cup will have never forgotten the experience. 

  • It's a bit like asking. Would you like a cup of tea or dog shit sandwich?
  • Neither. The Bristol Street Motors Trophy is the one that gets me excited.

    Was waiting for this comment
    But I'm serious.

    Games under the floodlights against PL under 21 teams where our players get a chance to play against stars of the future; proper London derbies against the likes of Sutton and Bromley; and exciting away trips to the likes of Stevenage and MK Dons. What's not to like?

    Plus there is always the real chance of getting to Wembley, unlike in the other cups. I'm sure anyone who saw us play against Blackburn in the final of the Full Members Cup will have never forgotten the experience. 

    I’m not so sure about that! It was the definition of a forgettable performance! Whereas both our play-off finals will live long in the memory. So maybe it’s more about the result on the day?
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    Don't remember the Full Members Cup Final with any fondness to be honest.
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  • I’m just happy to win a game. 
  • What a weird question. Why would anyone pick the League Cup?
  • Would you rather win the Champions League or the National League?
  • Neither. The Bristol Street Motors Trophy is the one that gets me excited.

    Was waiting for this comment
    But I'm serious.

    Games under the floodlights against PL under 21 teams where our players get a chance to play against stars of the future; proper London derbies against the likes of Sutton and Bromley; and exciting away trips to the likes of Stevenage and MK Dons. What's not to like?

    Plus there is always the real chance of getting to Wembley, unlike in the other cups. I'm sure anyone who saw us play against Blackburn in the final of the Full Members Cup will have never forgotten the experience. 

    I’m not so sure about that! It was the definition of a forgettable performance! Whereas both our play-off finals will live long in the memory. So maybe it’s more about the result on the day?
    Tongue was firmly in the cheek when saying anyone there will never have forgotten the experience!

    It was awful, wasn't it? 
  • League cup as we have already completed the other one.





















    Obviously the FA Cup.  
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