| Odds to win the FA Cup despite always being drawn away 13:37 - Jan 7 with 2133 views | ajmcglashan |
Looks like we are about 33-1 to win the cup - which hasn't been helped with the impending Bony sale. Thought they were decent odds but then I looked at our history of being drawn away. 7 of the last 8 we've been drawn away and 24 times out of out 34 since 2000. Is the FA against us winning it or something because we are Welsh?!
Written about it a bit more here:
http://www.theswanseaway.co.uk/2015/01/swansea-to-win-fa-cup-its-good-value.html
Still - means we can say we've only been beaten at home in the FA Cup twice since 2001. |  | | |  |
| Odds to win the FA Cup despite always being drawn away on 13:41 - Jan 7 with 2129 views | JBT95 |
"Is the FA against us winning it or something because we are Welsh?! "
A) It's done at random out of a bowl.
b) Cardiff get a lot of home ties it seems. |  | | |
| Odds to win the FA Cup despite always being drawn away on 13:46 - Jan 7 with 2109 views | Jackfath |
Clearly the balls are weighted and if you watch closely you can see balls being "pushed" into the pickers hands. |  |
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| Odds to win the FA Cup despite always being drawn away on 13:55 - Jan 7 with 2093 views | Pegojack |
33-1 seems about right to me.
Looking at the replays and fourth round ties to come, if we can get past Blackburn, the draw for Round 5 is likely to contain twelve other Premier League clubs (including all the big boys) and only three others.
Very little chance of a spawny draw carrying us into the quarter finals, we're going to have to be at our very best to progress. |  | | |
| Odds to win the FA Cup despite always being drawn away on 14:51 - Jan 7 with 2012 views | C_jack |
Some of the balls are heated beforehand, which then distinguishes to the person drawing the balls, the 'hot' and 'cold' teams.
This has always been common practice |  |
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