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Saturdays win (if not altogether convincing at times) means that we've collected 35 points from a possible 51 on the road this season.

By any measure, that's a bloomin terrific return.

Now all we have to do is to stop dropping points at home to teams who are in the bottom half of the table....starting with Cambridge and Reading.

Time to turn the screw lad's!

(12-02-2024, 07:44 AM)Mostlysunny Wrote: [ -> ]Saturdays win (if not altogether convincing at times) means that we've collected 35 points from a possible 51 on the road this season.

By any measure, that's a bloomin terrific return.

Now all we have to do is to stop dropping points at home to teams who are in the bottom half of the table....starting with Cambridge and Reading.

Time to turn the screw lad's!

Well we're used to playing beneath ourselves and still winning - Carlisle, Port Vale and Fleetwood are good examples.

Hope Cambridge don't stick ten men behind the ball because that's when we struggle and hugely dependent on a stroke of genius.

Go for it like we did against Northampton and they can park the bus as much as they like. Amazing what running at big defenders can achieve
Gets the crowd going rather than putting us to sleep.

(12-02-2024, 12:27 PM)Lawrence Wrote: [ -> ]

(12-02-2024, 07:44 AM)Mostlysunny Wrote: [ -> ]Saturdays win (if not altogether convincing at times) means that we've collected 35 points from a possible 51 on the road this season.

By any measure, that's a bloomin terrific return.

Now all we have to do is to stop dropping points at home to teams who are in the bottom half of the table....starting with Cambridge and Reading.

Time to turn the screw lad's!

Well we're used to playing beneath ourselves and still winning - Carlisle, Port Vale and Fleetwood are good examples.

Hope Cambridge don't stick ten men behind the ball because that's when we struggle and hugely dependent on a stroke of genius.

Don't let them know lol