Use of standard routers with FTTC

[#1]

This has probably been asked before but if the fibre only goes to the cabinet not the home can I still use my Cisco router (x2000) as I'm a tightwad and don't want to have to spend out on a new fibre compatible router.
Many thanks.

[#2]

Unfortunately that router isn't fibre compatible.
You'd need to obtain a router with a VDSL modem.

[#3]

Even if the fibre only comes to the cabinet. Is it an encapsulation problem?

[#4]

It's a entirely different technology I'm afraid.

[#5]

Is this what you've got ?  -  http://www.linksys.com/tr/support-product?pid=01t80000003K7dgAAC  ?
If so, it appears to be an ADSL2+ router, BUT also has a "CABLE" WAN socket !, 
therefore you could buy a cheap FTTC modem from eBay (for about £20) and plug that into the "CABLE" port on your router.