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The amount of teams sitting back and employing the low block 12:54 - Apr 13 with 1459 viewsGlasgowBlue

against the top 3.

Sunderland against Leeds, Watford against us, Plymouth last night and now Blackburn against Leeds.

No wonder the top 3 aren't picking up the number of points they were earlier in the season.

I'm glad we will be playing a team today that will at least try to play football.

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The amount of teams sitting back and employing the low block on 12:58 - Apr 13 with 1410 viewsJ2BLUE

In theory, none of our final four should play for a draw. They either need wins or they'll be out of the running.

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The amount of teams sitting back and employing the low block on 13:07 - Apr 13 with 1348 viewsNeedhamChris

The amount of teams sitting back and employing the low block on 12:58 - Apr 13 by J2BLUE

In theory, none of our final four should play for a draw. They either need wins or they'll be out of the running.


It really depends on results. That's the best case scenario. Equally plausible that Hull and Coventry are out of the running by the time we play them and Huddersfield might be safe (or only need 1 point).

It's going to be a long few weeks!

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The amount of teams sitting back and employing the low block on 13:08 - Apr 13 with 1346 viewscbower

It's up to the 'better' teams to show they are superior and break them down. Always feel we play with too little tempo against such tactics and run out of ideas at times.

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The amount of teams sitting back and employing the low block on 13:10 - Apr 13 with 1324 viewsStokieBlue

The amount of teams sitting back and employing the low block on 13:08 - Apr 13 by cbower

It's up to the 'better' teams to show they are superior and break them down. Always feel we play with too little tempo against such tactics and run out of ideas at times.


How can one play at a tempo if they are just sitting back and not moving?

Genuinely interested to know.

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The amount of teams sitting back and employing the low block on 13:10 - Apr 13 with 1321 viewsJ2BLUE

The amount of teams sitting back and employing the low block on 13:07 - Apr 13 by NeedhamChris

It really depends on results. That's the best case scenario. Equally plausible that Hull and Coventry are out of the running by the time we play them and Huddersfield might be safe (or only need 1 point).

It's going to be a long few weeks!


I said or be out of the running. If they are out of contention they have no reason to sit back.

Hopefully both Huddersfield and Town only need a point and each team can pass it around the defence for 90 mins*



*Yes I know that's not McKenna's style

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The amount of teams sitting back and employing the low block on 13:13 - Apr 13 with 1278 viewsNeedhamChris

The amount of teams sitting back and employing the low block on 13:10 - Apr 13 by J2BLUE

I said or be out of the running. If they are out of contention they have no reason to sit back.

Hopefully both Huddersfield and Town only need a point and each team can pass it around the defence for 90 mins*



*Yes I know that's not McKenna's style


True, but if that's the case somebody really should have told Watford!

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The amount of teams sitting back and employing the low block on 13:14 - Apr 13 with 1252 viewsJ2BLUE

The amount of teams sitting back and employing the low block on 13:13 - Apr 13 by NeedhamChris

True, but if that's the case somebody really should have told Watford!


Good point.

I fancy them to get another draw today.

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The amount of teams sitting back and employing the low block on 13:20 - Apr 13 with 1168 viewsNeedhamChris

The amount of teams sitting back and employing the low block on 13:14 - Apr 13 by J2BLUE

Good point.

I fancy them to get another draw today.


Same, might even win that one. Although I'm not too worried about Southampton winning if we do - keeps them interested in Leicester!

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The amount of teams sitting back and employing the low block on 13:31 - Apr 13 with 1082 viewsPlums

The amount of teams sitting back and employing the low block on 13:10 - Apr 13 by StokieBlue

How can one play at a tempo if they are just sitting back and not moving?

Genuinely interested to know.

SB


IMHO It takes a huge appetite for risk because you have to give them the ball to draw them out. Throw ins in your own half etc.

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The amount of teams sitting back and employing the low block on 13:33 - Apr 13 with 1067 viewspointofblue

The amount of teams sitting back and employing the low block on 13:13 - Apr 13 by NeedhamChris

True, but if that's the case somebody really should have told Watford!


They were probably playing for Cleverley. They seem to him, so a decent run should get him the job for three (playing) months before they decide on another change.

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The amount of teams sitting back and employing the low block on 13:39 - Apr 13 with 1037 viewsStokieBlue

The amount of teams sitting back and employing the low block on 13:31 - Apr 13 by Plums

IMHO It takes a huge appetite for risk because you have to give them the ball to draw them out. Throw ins in your own half etc.


Doesn't work though if they have no appetite to attack.

I think people underestimate how difficult it is to break a well organised low block.

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The amount of teams sitting back and employing the low block on 13:47 - Apr 13 with 1002 viewsRyorry

The amount of teams sitting back and employing the low block on 13:31 - Apr 13 by Plums

IMHO It takes a huge appetite for risk because you have to give them the ball to draw them out. Throw ins in your own half etc.


We do have an appetite for (calculated) risk though, as evidenced by playing it out from the back policy.

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The amount of teams sitting back and employing the low block on 13:57 - Apr 13 with 933 viewsGlasgowBlue

The amount of teams sitting back and employing the low block on 13:07 - Apr 13 by NeedhamChris

It really depends on results. That's the best case scenario. Equally plausible that Hull and Coventry are out of the running by the time we play them and Huddersfield might be safe (or only need 1 point).

It's going to be a long few weeks!


If Cov and Hull are out of the running then they won't be sitting back trying to hold on for dear life.

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The amount of teams sitting back and employing the low block on 13:13 - Apr 13 by NeedhamChris

True, but if that's the case somebody really should have told Watford!


Cleverly auditioning for the manager's job. A hard earned point against promotion challenging Ipswich is a plus in that respect.

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