Well, well, well. Looks like Davy boys drawn his old team in the 5th round.

Coming down for it??? We're going.

I might just take you up on that.

if i remember in one thread one of u puppys said we aint interested in the cup we cant win it anyway or words to that effect.

yep as long as i can get tickets im off cant wait to tell my nipper she missed the league game cos it was midweek and was pretty gutted so she will be over the moon that she can watch the bluebirds destroy the puppys

I might leave the girls at home for this game (if i can get a ticket that is) last game we went to i took them both as you know and it wasn't nice on the train home for a 6 year old girl...last thing i want to do now is take my eldest and the youngest gets left behind.

I really don't know what to do!!

thought of you buggers straight away when this one came out lol

my daughter came in from school and the first words she said was "who we got in the cup"
so after making her guess for 10 minutes(yes i did she was going nuts)i finally told her we got wolves at ninian and she weht even more nuts "dad thats better than liverpool or manu "were her words.

she cant wait and told me to tell u lot 3-1 to the bluebirds

She knows a big team when she sees one.

to be fair shes been watching cardiff for years so accrington stanley would look like real madrid after that

just some info i thought was a bit interesting cant believe weve only played each other twice in the cup

City and Wolves in a Ninian Park first
Jan 29 2008 by Terry Phillips, South Wales Echo

CARDIFF City and Wolves have been drawn against each other in the FA Cup for the first time since 1921.

And the fifth-round tie, scheduled on or around Saturday, February 16, will be the first time they have met at Ninian Park in the competition.

“It’s a tie we can win and it’s at home. There is not much more to ask for,” said City chairman Peter Ridsdale.

The two teams have already met at Ninian Park this season, Wolves recovering from 2-1 down at half-time to take all three points 3-2.

Wolves include Welsh internationals in goalkeeper Wayne Hennessey, defender Rob Edwards, midfielder David Edwards and striker Freddy Eastwood, who is currently out injured.

Cardiff City goalkeeper Michael Oakes made 199 League appearances for Wolves during eight years at Molineux.

Previous FA Cup ties involving Cardiff and Wolves: 1919-1920: Wolves 1, Cardiff City 2. 1920-21: Wolves 0, Cardiff City 0 (at Anfield); replay, Wolves 3, Cardiff City 1 (at Old Trafford).

Sheep botherers, prepare to meet your maker. Sheepies 1 Wolves 3. You heard here first.

garland dream on

wolfy ,dj are u 2 coming and whats the situation with tickets .?????

tickets are on sale now but to ambassaders and season ticket holders only up until friday night then general public can buy them on saturday.

cant wait to watch us give ur lot a pasting again just like last season.

I won't be coming out of pro-*test*-('")

Dont ever call West Mids police again

this is fecking crazy

feckin wankers


i think we should have declined the tickets