Jamie Carragher is hoping Liverpool can mark the 20th anniversary of the Hillsborough tragedy by celebrating FA Cup glory at the end of the season. The Reds kick off their Cup campaign for this season at Preston this afternoon, hoping to take a first step along the way to a Wembley final at the end of May. And with this year marking twenty years since 96 Liverpool fans lost their lives at an FA Cup tie at Hillsborough, Carragher admits there's an extra motivation for the players to land the famous trophy for the eighth time. "It will be 20 years since Hillsborough, and that is something we are all obviously aware of," he said. "Because of that there will be extra significance attached to the competition for us. Going on to win it would be the perfect tribute to those who died." Despite having won the FA Cup twice since the turn of the millennium, Carragher admits he's been disappointed with Liverpool's record in the competition over recent years. "We either seem to go all the way and win it, or get knocked out early," he added. "We're never in the quarter-finals or semi-finals on a regular basis, which is what we should be doing. "We do that in the Champions League nearly every year and have to start doing it in the FA Cup too." http://www.liverpoolfc.tv/news/drilldown/N...090103-1549.htm
