overkill
Distinguished Member
Well, for the first time in eight years I can relax and watch a Cup final as a complete neutral - and I'm really looking forward to it! That's the first time I've been able to say that, either as a fan of either side or as a neutral since 1997!
It should be, (but sods law, and umpteen finals that weren't, says it won't ), an open attacking game, as neither side is that hot at the back and sitting back will just lead to one side pinching the decisive goal.
Any thoughts on the winners?
I have a funny feeling in my waters, although that could just be incontinence, that Cardiff are going to pull it off. Although end of season games don't usually have any bearing on cup finals, Cardiff did look the more relaxed and confident side in recent weeks, whereas Pompey didn't seem to have any cutting edge.
Will premiership class, as it did in the semi, rescue Pompey again? Or is it the year of the Dragon and Cardiff will follow in the RU international sides footsteps and carry the day?
It should be, (but sods law, and umpteen finals that weren't, says it won't ), an open attacking game, as neither side is that hot at the back and sitting back will just lead to one side pinching the decisive goal.
Any thoughts on the winners?
I have a funny feeling in my waters, although that could just be incontinence, that Cardiff are going to pull it off. Although end of season games don't usually have any bearing on cup finals, Cardiff did look the more relaxed and confident side in recent weeks, whereas Pompey didn't seem to have any cutting edge.
Will premiership class, as it did in the semi, rescue Pompey again? Or is it the year of the Dragon and Cardiff will follow in the RU international sides footsteps and carry the day?