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THE FA CUP GIVES US MOMENTS THAT WE CHERISH FOREVER

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Chris Hargreaves
BRISTOL ROVERS ACADEMY MANAGER AND FORMER EFL MIDFIELDER

ANOTHER of my old employers, and a club going very well in League One, are the Green Army, Plymouth Argyle.
They are a big club with a huge fanbase and they have serious aspirations of Championship football. Today, though, they take time off from league duties to visit Sheffield Wednesday for what could be an FA Cup thriller.
I was recently sent a clip on Twitter of a goal I scored in the FA Cup against Reading away in the fourth round and I have to say it cheered me up no end.
The strike in question absolutely h...

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