FA Cup Final
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http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1...t-seem-to-care
As for Ian Wright, I've actually been very impressed by him. He has given some useful insight.
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You'd think after all these years of supposedly inferior teams raising their game, that people would remember that it is the FA Cup, and the big team coming in thinking they had an easy game has been the downfall of many over the years.
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Whilst I along with everybody else would like to see Villa go down, looks like it will be Wigan.
Sunday was not good for them.
Sunday was not good for them.
#38
Wrighty sucked on Saturday!
After the ball clearly struck a player's leg and went out for a corner - even in the replay, he insisted that it never touched him - the darn thing made a 90 degree turn when it hit him!!!
Also, why does he insist that the best thing to do for EVERY free kick outside the box that "he needs to belt it into the wall and hope for a rebound"??????
Idiot.
After the ball clearly struck a player's leg and went out for a corner - even in the replay, he insisted that it never touched him - the darn thing made a 90 degree turn when it hit him!!!
Also, why does he insist that the best thing to do for EVERY free kick outside the box that "he needs to belt it into the wall and hope for a rebound"??????
Idiot.
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