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Dundee This Saturday


thebiglemon
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Sadly, it's no surprise: keep doing the same and you'll keep getting the same results. Instead of mixing up attacks, when we move forward, we send the ball to the wings. You can practically hear the sighs of relief from visiting managers as we keep moving the ball out of the danger area to the wings. IIRC today we had one shot, from a late substitute (Sean Welsh). Otherwise, we had oodles of crosses, with nothing to show for them. When is the penny going to drop? :angry:

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Masses of crosses: no goal threat. It's difficult to make it clearer.

 

Continuing the same tactics is delusional, and will relegate us.

 

There's nothing wrong with the squad's ability or fitness. The range of players there is capable of defending in depth and of attacking. However, every time they come forward the ball is sent to the wing. If we are ineffective when sending in a dead ball from the wing from corners or free kicks (and we are), how can anyone expect us to be more effective trying the same from open play? Frankly, that expectation is just delusional.

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Apart from the 3 that hit the woodwork, we had little else.

 

I was bemoaning the predictable ball out to Booth who then crosses into the box to no-one or hit the first man. Not having a go at Booth too much, but would like to see him take the ball into the box more and then pass or shoot rather than cross.

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