So who do you want to win?

JFH's Cardiff or Diarra's Pompey?

Pompey for me - like 'arry and like their fans, shame about Kanu

Sorry Jimmy

Pompey...but i have a feeling that Cardiff will win it!

I'll be watching as a neutral, but will probably lean slightly towards Cardiff, JFH being the only vaguely Chelsea related connection I can think of - well ok, Glen Johnson is at Portsmouth but he was never a regular here, I think he spent more time on loan than at The Bridge.

There is no logical reason for us to not be playing at Wembley. But that's football for you

I'm gonna have to say Cardiff because Enckelman plays there. He's really a good keeper, but most people just remember that one big gaffe against Birmingham, so it would be nice for him to taste a bit of glory for a change. And yeah, Jimmy's there too.

So who do you want to win?

JFH's Cardiff or Diarra's Pompey?

Jonno's Pompey

Don't want the cup to leave England so I'm rooting for our Glen.

Pompey

Pompey even though it will be painful going in to college and hearing all the boasting

Incidentally, because of his time at the New Library, Diarra doesn't even come into it. Glen Johnson may not have been a first team regular, but even with all the time he spent on loan, he was more Chelsea than Diarra ever was.

Incidentally, because of his time at the New Library, Diarra doesn't even come into it. Glen Johnson may not have been a first team regular, but even with all the time he spent on loan, he was more Chelsea than Diarra ever was.

Do they both have Premier League winners medals?

Incidentally, because of his time at the New Library, Diarra doesn't even come into it. Glen Johnson may not have been a first team regular, but even with all the time he spent on loan, he was more Chelsea than Diarra ever was.

Do they both have Premier League winners medals?

Jonno did get a medal in the 2004/05 season.

Incidentally, because of his time at the New Library, Diarra doesn't even come into it. Glen Johnson may not have been a first team regular, but even with all the time he spent on loan, he was more Chelsea than Diarra ever was.

Do they both have Premier League winners medals?

Interesting question that. My honest answer would have to be that I don't know. Checking up, it seems that Glen Johnson made 41 first team appearances, compared with Diarra's 13, which makes it far more likely that Johnson would have a medal than Diarra.

Diarra does however, have a League Cup Winners medal for Chelsea against Le Arse.

I'm not even going to watch the final. I would cost me $25 (12 pounds) on PPV. Pompey V Cardiff City just isn't worth that.

definately pompey,

its england v wales.

I like Harry , would love to see him get his hands on a trophy.

With Peter Ridsdale at Cardiff I couldn't possibly want them to win.

And if I had any doubts it was sealed this morning when I heard Ridsdale interviewed on radio 5. He said he hopes Manure beat us on Wednesday... tw*t.

Might give this a watch in between revision. Feels weird it not being contested by one of the 'Big Four'.

Pompey 2-0 I reckon.

With Peter Ridsdale at Cardiff I couldn't possibly want them to win.

And if I had any doubts it was sealed this morning when I heard Ridsdale interviewed on radio 5. He said he hopes Manure beat us on Wednesday... tw*t.

You've helped me decide, cheers

THe Risdale factor. How could I forget? 'orrible Northen git.

not interested in the slightest.

not interested in the slightest.

Really? This is the first FA Cup final I can enjoy in a LONG time, no Chelsea to worry about, and no Mancs, Arse or Scum to wish to lose

Welsh national anthem being booed.

God Save The Queen being sung - Christ there's a gob on that bird

Best part about the FA Cup Final?

The woman who sang the Welsh National Anthem

Best part about the FA Cup Final?

The woman who sang the Welsh National Anthem

I wasn't the only one thinking that then