Next four away games

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Finchley Seagull

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Feb 25, 2004

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• Oct 26, 2014

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Just looking at our next four away games in the league, we've got Bournemouth (4th), Norwich (6th), Derby (1st) and Wolves (3rd). Anything we get out of those games would be a bonus so we have to start winning our home games, not holding on for a point against bottom half teams!

If that doesn't happen, it could be looking really bad by Christmas. This is why Bloom needs to act now because if, as expected, we lose at Tottenham and Bournemouth, the Wigan and Blackburn home games will be massive! If he wants to give Hyypia more chance (which is up to him), we absolutely must get a quality striker in on loan and Hyypia must alter his tactics! Sadly, I can't see either happening at the moment!

 

deletebeepbeepbeep

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• Oct 26, 2014

• #2

We could be in for a right tonking in the next few matches.

 

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narly101

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• Oct 26, 2014

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The next away game is of course Spurs (obviously not league) but if Sami uses the same tactics we saw yesterday, then spurs are going to rip us apart.

But you're right, the next 4 away games are going to be very difficult indeed.

 

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colonies man

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• Oct 26, 2014

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That is a tough run of games and therefore important that action be taken now.

 

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Finchley Seagull

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narly101 said:

The next away game is of course Spurs (obviously not league) but if Sami uses the same tactics we saw yesterday, then spurs are going to rip us apart.

But you're right, the next 4 away games are going to be very difficult indeed.

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I was really looking forward to the Spurs game when it was drawn but it now feels a game we could do without. If we're keeping Hyypia, he could have done with a week with the team and a break for the players. There are quite a few not looking great, Greer being an example yesterday as he was awful having had a great season up to then.

As it is, we have one less day to prepare for Saturday than Bournemouth and we could well lose heavily.