> Bet they'd happily relinquish the Cup to avoid relegation. I wouldn't, if I were in their shoes, and here's why.
They are in the history books for ever as winners of the FA Cup (a trophy the mighty LUFC have also won precisely ... once) having beaten the stinking rich reigning Prem Champs with an injury time winner - it won't get any better than that for a club of their stature. So what if they got relegated ? They might be back next year - Hull haven't taken long to return. Sure, they might never get back, but then again if they'd stayed up this year then they'd only be favourites to go down next year, especially as Martinez is almost certain to leave (and would have done so even if they'd stayed up as he has to move onwards and upwards career wise now). They've earned (not been given, like Stoke 2 years ago) a place in Europe for the first time, and even if they don't last long, they will enjoy the ride. Instead of carping at them because they get smaller crowds than us, we should be looking to emulate them, both in the over-achievement of 8 years of Prem football (while we've scratched our ar$e in League 1 and the Championship) and the style of football they play. Al _______________________________________________ Leedslist mailing list Info and options: http://mailman.greennet.org.uk/mailman/listinfo/leedslist To unsubscribe, email leedslist-unsubscr...@gn.apc.org MARCHING ON TOGETHER
