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Daniel Furlong 17:20 - Nov 9 with 2231 viewsWickets

Done pretty well since he arrived but yesterday he has to do more to stop the cross coming in , get closer to his man and a better attempt at a block .
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Daniel Furlong on 17:22 - Nov 9 with 2209 viewsNthQldITFC

Almost as good as his father, Peter.

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Daniel Furlong on 17:23 - Nov 9 with 2191 viewsDJR

We had enough in the box to defend it, and Taylor in particular seemed to get rather stuck in no man's land.

What I think we have a habit of is not staggering our positions in the box, and this applies both offensively and defensively.

EDIT: looking it again, Matisewa, Taylor and Clarke all seemed rather lackadaisical, given you can never assume that the cross won't come in.
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Daniel Furlong on 17:27 - Nov 9 with 2152 viewsGlasgowBlue

I said this yesterday. We concede far too many crosses from his side of the pitch. If you look at the build up to the goal he lost his man twice before making a very half hearted attempt at blocking the cross.

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Daniel Furlong on 17:37 - Nov 9 with 2076 viewsLankHenners

Daniel Furlong on 17:23 - Nov 9 by DJR

We had enough in the box to defend it, and Taylor in particular seemed to get rather stuck in no man's land.

What I think we have a habit of is not staggering our positions in the box, and this applies both offensively and defensively.

EDIT: looking it again, Matisewa, Taylor and Clarke all seemed rather lackadaisical, given you can never assume that the cross won't come in.
[Post edited 9 Nov 2025 17:32]


Think the cut back being missed by the first player in line caught people out but did think an opposition player getting a free shot at goal from the edge of the box is the sort of thing people on here have been screaming at Cajuste for allowing to happen (regardless of he was actually near it).

Having just watched it back I think that's actually pretty poor awareness from Taylor to be honest. Ball watching and not even glancing to see if there's anyone near him.

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Daniel Furlong on 17:39 - Nov 9 with 2057 viewsBluebell

‘Darnell’ Furlong.
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Daniel Furlong on 17:42 - Nov 9 with 2036 viewsWickets

Daniel Furlong on 17:39 - Nov 9 by Bluebell

‘Darnell’ Furlong.


Yer predictive text .
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Daniel Furlong on 17:44 - Nov 9 with 2020 viewsWickets

Daniel Furlong on 17:23 - Nov 9 by DJR

We had enough in the box to defend it, and Taylor in particular seemed to get rather stuck in no man's land.

What I think we have a habit of is not staggering our positions in the box, and this applies both offensively and defensively.

EDIT: looking it again, Matisewa, Taylor and Clarke all seemed rather lackadaisical, given you can never assume that the cross won't come in.
[Post edited 9 Nov 2025 17:32]


Yes but the first mistake is not stopping the cross in the first place as any defensive coach would point out .
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Daniel Furlong on 21:13 - Nov 9 with 1676 viewsBasingstokeBlue

Daniel Furlong on 17:42 - Nov 9 by Wickets

Yer predictive text .


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Daniel Furlong on 21:32 - Nov 9 with 1542 viewsSteve_M

Daniel Furlong on 17:37 - Nov 9 by LankHenners

Think the cut back being missed by the first player in line caught people out but did think an opposition player getting a free shot at goal from the edge of the box is the sort of thing people on here have been screaming at Cajuste for allowing to happen (regardless of he was actually near it).

Having just watched it back I think that's actually pretty poor awareness from Taylor to be honest. Ball watching and not even glancing to see if there's anyone near him.


It was poor from Nunez, Furlong and Taylor. Annoying that we hardly gave Swansea a chance yet opened up as easily as we did for Watford’s sole good chance on Tuesday.

I’m delighted with the win but, on reflection, 2-0 with a clean sheet might have been more satisfying.

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Daniel Furlong on 22:04 - Nov 9 with 1419 viewsbournemouthblue

Daniel Furlong on 21:32 - Nov 9 by Steve_M

It was poor from Nunez, Furlong and Taylor. Annoying that we hardly gave Swansea a chance yet opened up as easily as we did for Watford’s sole good chance on Tuesday.

I’m delighted with the win but, on reflection, 2-0 with a clean sheet might have been more satisfying.


Two very similar goals too, slightly ironically in the style we used to score a lot with Chappers

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Daniel Furlong on 08:02 - Nov 10 with 1127 viewsChurchman

Daniel Furlong on 21:32 - Nov 9 by Steve_M

It was poor from Nunez, Furlong and Taylor. Annoying that we hardly gave Swansea a chance yet opened up as easily as we did for Watford’s sole good chance on Tuesday.

I’m delighted with the win but, on reflection, 2-0 with a clean sheet might have been more satisfying.


We seem to be going through a phase where the opposition score from very few chances. Odd for the Championship.

I thought with Saturdays once the ball trundled across the box, everyone was wrong footed so the key was stopping the cross in the first place.

Oh well, Swansea were well and truly thumped by the end and that’s all that mattered. Good performances from a number of the players including Taylor, Nunez, Clarke and a much needed goal from Azon meant we really couldn’t ask for more.
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Daniel Furlong on 08:18 - Nov 10 with 1091 viewsDJR

Daniel Furlong on 17:39 - Nov 9 by Bluebell

‘Darnell’ Furlong.


I have a habit of calling him Furness.
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Daniel Furlong on 08:49 - Nov 10 with 995 viewsbaxterbasics

Given the number of players that have been highlighted as potentially culpable in this thread, it all smacks of begging the real question: "what is our defensive coach doing about this?" (see also - set piece coach).

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Daniel Furlong on 09:45 - Nov 10 with 884 viewsSteve_M

Daniel Furlong on 08:02 - Nov 10 by Churchman

We seem to be going through a phase where the opposition score from very few chances. Odd for the Championship.

I thought with Saturdays once the ball trundled across the box, everyone was wrong footed so the key was stopping the cross in the first place.

Oh well, Swansea were well and truly thumped by the end and that’s all that mattered. Good performances from a number of the players including Taylor, Nunez, Clarke and a much needed goal from Azon meant we really couldn’t ask for more.


It's reminiscent of that run from November to mid-February in the League 1 promotion season. Annoying draws with Cheltenham and Fleetwood via Wycombe, Lincoln, Cambridge (although they had a penalty too).

Clearly we got out of that rut and only conceded two in however many games it was, not sure we'll quite manage that this year but I'm hoping that because the fundamentals are generally good - i.e. we don't give up many chances - we will stop these annoying goals soon.

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Daniel Furlong on 09:58 - Nov 10 with 825 viewsbilllm

Daniel Furlong on 17:23 - Nov 9 by DJR

We had enough in the box to defend it, and Taylor in particular seemed to get rather stuck in no man's land.

What I think we have a habit of is not staggering our positions in the box, and this applies both offensively and defensively.

EDIT: looking it again, Matisewa, Taylor and Clarke all seemed rather lackadaisical, given you can never assume that the cross won't come in.
[Post edited 9 Nov 2025 17:32]


Though he had a great game I saw that in Taylor, were in the 18 yard box 4 players and Walton behind him and never attacked the goal scorer I thought it was weird at the time,
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Daniel Furlong on 10:46 - Nov 10 with 733 viewsWickets

Daniel Furlong on 08:18 - Nov 10 by DJR

I have a habit of calling him Furness.
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There are worse habits Bud, and this is not a dig at you , such as picking faults in everything others post as some seem to take pleasure in .
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Daniel Furlong on 10:49 - Nov 10 with 723 viewsweepingx2018

Darnell has done well too.
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Daniel Furlong on 10:51 - Nov 10 with 716 viewsFrimleyBlue

Are they any stats out there to compare the number of crosses into our box in comparison to previous seasons.

Im under the belief that allowing crosses into our box was always a weakness of ours from either side but we'd clear most of the balls that came in.

On Saturday it looked like our defensive line in the box was ok, but the 2nd line didn't pick up players coming into the box. There was an attack at one point where there were 2 swansea players, think maybe 17 and 20, can't quite remember, but they were both just outside our box at the time a cross was coming in and neither had a town player with them.. I had a chat on the weekend on here about zonal defending and if that's our issue rather than individual players not picking up a man

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Daniel Furlong on 10:53 - Nov 10 with 699 viewsArnoldMoorhen

Daniel Furlong on 17:22 - Nov 9 by NthQldITFC

Almost as good as his father, Peter.


I've heard good things about his half brother, Will Yabeinthere-Furlong.
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