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Not gung-ho but go after them early, move it quickly with the one touch football we saw more of on Monday. Not so much of O'Shea standing 15 yards outside our box walking whilst Oxford settle into their shape. Use the width of the pitch. That's all I ask and see where it takes us.
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It's all about momentum. on 12:05 - Jan 1 with 85 views
It's all about momentum. on 12:03 - Jan 1 by cbower
Not gung-ho but go after them early, move it quickly with the one touch football we saw more of on Monday. Not so much of O'Shea standing 15 yards outside our box walking whilst Oxford settle into their shape. Use the width of the pitch. That's all I ask and see where it takes us.
I think he doesn't want too much of that because he's wary of us losing it high up the pitch and a counter being on but we should be taking those risks to get ahead imo
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It's all about momentum. on 12:10 - Jan 1 with 64 views
In some ways I think Sunday is the bigger test. We've largely found ways to win at home and even with a couple of our frustrating draws we created enough big chances to win them. It's away from home where, Coventry aside, we've been on a really ropey run. I think we'll have enough about us to win today, if we can back it up by winning at Pompey - the sort of fixture we've found tough - then we'll really be on a roll.
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