| So tomorrow’s game must be a ‘must win’? 08:56 - Feb 23 with 366 views | Benters |
If not why not ?
I get there are plenty more games to go to achieve the top 2,but there has to come a time when even the legends on here agree that it is a must win game? [Post edited 23 Feb 8:57]
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| So tomorrow’s game must be a ‘must win’? on 09:08 - Feb 23 with 305 views | bsw72 |
Technically no as I think the term is used too loosely these days - if we don't win we are not out of the promotion race which is the key aspect of must-win.
However from a fan perception and general team moral aspect I do think could be critical 3 points. |  | | |
| So tomorrow’s game must be a ‘must win’? on 09:11 - Feb 23 with 287 views | Metal_Hacker |
I don't think it' a must win from a points perspective but if the players want to compensate for their "performance" at the weekend there'd be no better time than at a tricky away game
There'll be plenty more twists and turns but we do seriously need to put a run together of consistent performances |  |
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| So tomorrow’s game must be a ‘must win’? on 09:23 - Feb 23 with 249 views | _CliveBaker_ |
I guess in a literal sense 'must' means its a necessity. Technically its probably not necessary to win tomorrow to achieve our objective of going up. Of course we will likely need to win plenty more games (10 from 15 you would think), and hopefully that includes tomorrow to maintain, or arguably perhaps improve the margin of error, but strictly speaking its not a 'must' is it? People were saying Saturday was a must yet we lost ground on Boro by 1 point and mathematically kept it in our hands.
Either way its a bit of a moot point and semantics. Ideally we'll put a run of consecutive W's together and ahead of 3 home games a win tomorrow would be a very nice reaction to Saturday. [Post edited 23 Feb 9:24]
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| So tomorrow’s game must be a ‘must win’? on 09:33 - Feb 23 with 173 views | JammyDodgerrr |
There are no must win games. Top teams do not think like that. Each game is a standalone result, you block out the noise, or the praise, and you take each game as an individual game. We should all know by now that this is the process, and has been one of the foundational keys to McKenna's success here. |  |
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| So tomorrow’s game must be a ‘must win’? on 10:13 - Feb 23 with 72 views | Swansea_Blue |
| So tomorrow’s game must be a ‘must win’? on 09:33 - Feb 23 by JammyDodgerrr |
There are no must win games. Top teams do not think like that. Each game is a standalone result, you block out the noise, or the praise, and you take each game as an individual game. We should all know by now that this is the process, and has been one of the foundational keys to McKenna's success here. |
That’s certainly what they’ll be doing.
Part of me wishes they wouldn’t. A bit of anger and frustration may give them a kick up the arse and inject a bit of tempo. That tendency to be laid back to the point of horizontal, try to take the sting out and control everything isn’t always helpful imo. Especially when a high energy, chaotic team like Wrexham ignores our attempts to do so!
We should be able to go toe-to-toe a bit more given the supposed quality we have, yet we struggle with our duals still (still the lowest tackles stat in the league). |  |
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| So tomorrow’s game must be a ‘must win’? on 10:50 - Feb 23 with 1 views | baxterbasics |
We must win "X" number of games to be promoted. It doesn't really matter which ones.
I do not know what X will turn out to be. Obviously depends on other teams, and on how many of our non-wins are draws.
But tomorrow is probably not a must-win. |  |
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