I believe that there is not much wrong with the team, apart from missing a good striker and getting Hall back in the side. However, results at home and away leave a lot of questions not answered. Ollie is right in playing an offensive game when at home, with wing-backs, pressing high and all. However, this system cannot be played away from home. We do not have the abundance of talent to play that way when away. Sometimes, even the big clubs play differently when playing away. The best way to play in this case is to close the opponents in our half and counter with energy and fast as we could. The example I am trying to make is the game we played and won against Reading last season. We defended brilliantly and counter-attacked with such intensity. And avoid stupid mistakes, while stay concentrated. We are all experts after a defeat....I know some will say. But it is the way I see it. And I believe, it is the way it should be.
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Totally agree. With the right system feel we could scrape top ten. Yes we have weaknesses but overall not a bad squad.Comment
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Due to the average standard of the league this year I genuinely believe with a Austin type centre forward and 2 decent full backs a top 6 place is not beyond us. But our away form is the issue which comes down to formation and tactics or lack of them given out.Comment
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Home teams are expected to attack generally, so set up for counter attacks, have we the players to do it?Comment
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I think we have if you play with wingers out wide, pace and change formation but he’s currently unwilling to consider that.
Perhaps management team see something in our performances away from home that fans are not but the tactics to date are not bearing fruitsComment
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No they are not at the moment but we have been very close on a number of occasions this season. Not being able to hold onto leads when we get ahead and late missed chances for instance.Comment
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