Cambridge missing 8 key players ..

They always do these stories, but when you read it most of them have been out for ages. Their local paper says it’s two key players (Morrison and Taylor) They’ve beaten Wigan and Barnsley in their last two games so will be confident. They’re not completely out of the relegation scrap so we’ll need to be on it.
Hopefully Dembele will be back in.
 
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If Wycombe was our last chance saloon, what does that make Saturday? With all 3 clubs above us in the battle for 6th having tricky away games, anything less than 3pts will just heap more pressure on Critchley. It's time to ditch the tippy, tappy, cautious approach and go for it. I think it's probably too late but regardless we need to finish the season with some momentum.
 
They've won their last two games 2-0 away at Barnsley and 3-1 at home to Wigan now that Garry Monk has had a chance to get his method and his message across to the players he has available.

We haven't scored a goal since crossbars were invented.

That's where we're at for this one.
 
NewburyOne said:
If Wycombe was our last chance saloon, what does that make Saturday? With all 3 clubs above us in the battle for 6th having tricky away games, anything less than 3pts will just heap more pressure on Critchley. It's time to ditch the tippy, tappy, cautious approach and go for it. I think it's probably too late but regardless we need to finish the season with some momentum.
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Sorry, but it just ain't 'appening. Throughout the course of this campaign, Critchley has shown himself to be someone who is INCAPABLE of change - let alone 'radical' change. It's almost as though he has a pathological fear of straying from his comfort zone. During the course of the current run-in, we've gone into games against certain close competitors, and proceeded to put in disappointing performance, after disappointing performance. His team selection has been flawed; his tactical approach has been flawed; his substitutions have been flawed; you never see him attempt anything new, or inspired. In short, Critchley will always take the easy option; he knows no other way.

With Critch in charge, every day is like groundhog day ...
 
tarantula said:
Sorry, but it just ain't 'appening. Throughout the course of this campaign, Critchley has shown himself to be someone who is INCAPABLE of change - let alone 'radical' change. It's almost as though he has a pathological fear of straying from his comfort zone. During the course of the current run-in, we've gone into games against certain close competitors, and proceeded to put in disappointing performance, after disappointing performance. His team selection has been flawed; his tactical approach has been flawed; his substitutions have been flawed; you never see him attempt anything new, or inspired. In short, Critchley will always take the easy option; he knows no other way.

With Critch in charge, every day is like groundhog day ...
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Does seem a lot less flexible in his approach so far. First time around wasn't always a bed of roses either but he seemed to have a trick to get out of a rut.

Sounds like he's pinning it on the players this time and they've just got to get better at their one way of playing but you would have thought by now we'd be a bit less might as well pack up and go home as soon as we concede than we have been.

Just need a win today. Doesn't matter how. Just be on the right side of the scoreline.
 
tarantula said:
Sorry, but it just ain't 'appening. Throughout the course of this campaign, Critchley has shown himself to be someone who is INCAPABLE of change - let alone 'radical' change. It's almost as though he has a pathological fear of straying from his comfort zone. During the course of the current run-in, we've gone into games against certain close competitors, and proceeded to put in disappointing performance, after disappointing performance. His team selection has been flawed; his tactical approach has been flawed; his substitutions have been flawed; you never see him attempt anything new, or inspired. In short, Critchley will always take the easy option; he knows no other way.

With Critch in charge, every day is like groundhog day ...
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Although groundhog day was very watchable.
 
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