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Boro look at their most dangerous when we attack them 20:50 - Oct 17 with 379 views

We don't score and then they break quick with all our players upfield.

Fair play to Boro they look well up for it.

We have done ok, but we have also tried to give them a goal for 20 minutes.

Boro look at their most dangerous when we attack them on 20:52 - Oct 17 with 356 views

Illinoisblue

Cajuste not doing nearly enough. For all the rolls Royce and cheat code nonsense, haven’t seen much of it this season.

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Boro look at their most dangerous when we attack them on 20:57 - Oct 17 with 317 views

BrianTablet

They play a bit like Forest did last year. Soak it up and counter with numbers, pace and directness.

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Boro look at their most dangerous when we attack them on 05:13 - Oct 18 with 250 views

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Boro look at their most dangerous when we attack them on 20:52 - Oct 17 by Illinoisblue
Cajuste not doing nearly enough. For all the rolls Royce and cheat code nonsense, haven’t seen much of it this season.

Cajuste is a home match only player in my eyes. For away matches I would play 3 centre midfielders Azor (ball winner), Taylor (work rate) and Nunes (quality passer). Then play Phillogene and Sammy in behind Hirst. This team would play much narrower as our width doesn't work away. It would also make us much less predictable.

All opponents do is get young fit players in to get in the way and change them on the hour for the same type with more energy. Long diagonal balls kill us all the time with players up field. I think the above also gives Davis much more space to do his thing.

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Boro look at their most dangerous when we attack them on 09:22 - Oct 18 with 137 views

Ryorry

One last whinge! by Ryorry 18 Oct 1:36
But (rider here - I'm hardly an expert tactician!) it's a tactical thing not just individual errors - our high press left not just our back door, but the side door, the bifold patio door, and all the downstairs windows wide open for them to just streak through with ease.

It was heartbreaking, watching through hands over face from behind the sofa stuff.


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