WHO Poll
Q: 2023/24 Hopes & aspirations for this season
a. As Champions of Europe there's no reason we shouldn't be pushing for a top 7 spot & a run in the Cups
24%
  
b. Last season was a trophy winning one and there's only one way to go after that, I expect a dull mid table bore fest of a season
17%
  
c. Buy some f***ing players or we're in a battle to stay up & that's as good as it gets
18%
  
d. Moyes out
38%
  
e. New season you say, woohoo time to get the new kit and wear it it to the pub for all the big games, the wags down there call me Mr West Ham
3%
  



Mike Oxsaw 5:54 Tue Sep 20
Should all PL teams simply mug off all domestic cup competitions?
To clear up a bit of the fixture congestion issues that arise from being successful in, well, the PL?

If you don't bother entering then you don't have to worry about such games when there are far more important matches to be played later on in the season.

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⚒️ 6:00 Tue Sep 20
Re: Should all PL teams simply mug off all domestic cup competitions?
All the other PL teams should, leaving us a clear path to win it.

Mike Oxsaw 6:05 Tue Sep 20
Re: Should all PL teams simply mug off all domestic cup competitions?
...unless we draw Kidderminster away.

Grumpster 6:37 Tue Sep 20
Re: Should all PL teams simply mug off all domestic cup competitions?
Domestic cups are a lot better than the borefest of the European competitions for me.

They’d be great if they were a straight knock out with no seeding, but obviously as the game is only about money now they are fucking awful.

Each to their own.

Alfs 7:51 Tue Sep 20
Re: Should all PL teams simply mug off all domestic cup competitions?
Keep the FA cup, don't bother with the other one, whatever it's called nowadays. Maybe make that one an under 21s competition.

ted fenton 7:59 Tue Sep 20
Re: Should all PL teams simply mug off all domestic cup competitions?
A sad day when people are thinking of writing off the FA Cup !
I suppose it all started to go down hill when Man Utd decided not to participate the cnuts....They should have banned them for life after that.

Willtell 8:04 Tue Sep 20
Re: Should all PL teams simply mug off all domestic cup competitions?
I’m not sure but I thought the cups are obligatory aren’t they? I don’t think PL Cubs can avoid them if they wanted to. I thought that was why reserves play in cups

dm 7:03 Wed Sep 21
Re: Should all PL teams simply mug off all domestic cup competitions?
The League Cup has no prestige these days.
Maybe it should be be restructured to a cup competition featuring the 72 league teams and the three National League divisions.
As for the FA Cup, no way should replays be abolished. On the contrary, I'd prefer them to be reinstated for every round, with the possible exception of the final.

Mike Oxsaw 5:55 Thu Sep 22
Re: Should all PL teams simply mug off all domestic cup competitions?
But the media (viewers) demand that one, if not both of the FA Cup finalists always be from the PL Big 6 list, otherwise it's not worth selling advertising for.

Manuel 9:00 Thu Sep 22
Re: Should all PL teams simply mug off all domestic cup competitions?
I wouldn't have a problem if the League Cup was scrapped and I don't doubt most, if not all, the PL clubs thought the same. Assume it's not that straightforward though.

Haz 9:33 Thu Sep 22
Re: Should all PL teams simply mug off all domestic cup competitions?
I just 'enjoy' watching West Ham play, so I don't care how many games we play, just so long as it is roughly the same amount as other teams in Europe.

The more competitions we're in, the more chance of a trophy and I've waited long enough since 1980 to win another one! Gotta be in it to win it apparently.

Takashi Miike 10:40 Thu Sep 22
Re: Should all PL teams simply mug off all domestic cup competitions?
has Allardyce hacked Mike's account? 😂

No, we should try and do well in every competition

, 10:50 Thu Sep 22
Re: Should all PL teams simply mug off all domestic cup competitions?
PL teams will continue to play in any cup competition that provides a route into Europe.

Northern Sold 10:53 Thu Sep 22
Re: Should all PL teams simply mug off all domestic cup competitions?
Ha Ha ha... just what I was thinking Miike.... never forget that fishy breath cunt for that team he put out v Sheffield Weds in the Cup... been bigging it up all week ... been advertising it on Budweiser adverts in teh week before the game... so a few of us make the trek to Hillsbrough and he basically shoves out a team of kids... I thought it was impossible to hate that cunt anymore

scott_d 9:33 Thu Sep 22
Re: Should all PL teams simply mug off all domestic cup competitions?
shall we sack off a competition that is so shit that we've never even won it? Not even close since 1981.

scott_d 9:34 Thu Sep 22
Re: Should all PL teams simply mug off all domestic cup competitions?
im referring to the league cup btw.

FA Cup record is only slightly better.

Far Cough 9:38 Thu Sep 22
Re: Should all PL teams simply mug off all domestic cup competitions?
Sold, I thought that was Forest where he sent out the kids?

scott_d 9:45 Thu Sep 22
Re: Should all PL teams simply mug off all domestic cup competitions?
Think you're right FC, we lost 5-0 didn't we and he stood their with his arms folded and a clear expression of "I told you so" on his face.

Far Cough 10:34 Thu Sep 22
Re: Should all PL teams simply mug off all domestic cup competitions?
scott, yeah:

Adrian del Castillo
Alou Diarra
Daniel Potts
Callum Driver
Matt Jarvis
Stewart Downing
Danny Whitehead
George Moncur
Sebastien Lletget
Modibo Maiga
Ravel Morrison

Matthias Fanimo Subbed #34
Reece Burke Subbed #18
Blair Turgott Subed #23

11MDE 10:47 Fri Sep 23
Re: Should all PL teams simply mug off all domestic cup competitions?
No, but teams in Europe should not be entered into the League Cup. That would solve everything.

Northern Sold 11:10 Fri Sep 23
Re: Should all PL teams simply mug off all domestic cup competitions?
Cough... this game

Game played on 08 Jan 2012

Sheffield Wednesday 1-0 West Ham
FA Cup round 3 2011-12
Hillsborough 17,916

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