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Interesting observation about the away games. I agree, and it highlights what i had written in the original post: the fact that our midfield and attack are pressing very high. When that second line gets broken, there’s a huge gap to the defence and we end up outnumbered. We’re simply not compact...
A few thoughts after the recent games:
• The improvement under Matos is obvious. Both defensively and going forward. We’re scoring roughly 50% more goals per game and conceding about 40% less, and the clean sheets are coming more regularly too. The only thing that hasn’t really improved is away...
A good win, a great second goal but the final result and the stats are lying. We were bang average at best and our attack makes the eyes bleed. This is the best we can achieve from this squad and an upgrade is needed.
Wrote it few times before: Ipswich are the best team we’ve played against this season and i’ll be surprised if they don’t win a automatic promotion. We are out of our depth.
Instead of starting a search for a new back up keeper without knowing what the end result would be, keeping the current keeper, whom is accustomed to the club, on a new contract reflecting his current status is a very reasonable move.
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