Aside from seeing some different tactics I am just hoping we cut out some of the errors. Cutting down on conceding from set plays and actually scoring from the odd corner for example. Also got to reduce the very bad habit of conceding very early and very late in games. Just doing that alone would keep us above the bottom three, even without Eze and Olise.

Be wary of small Austrians with a sense of destiny, that's all I say.

What I hope is that we work on defending set pieces better and avoiding the tiredness that results in conceding late goals so often.

The introduction of Ward into the centre of the defence worked and I think will continue. His experience, never say die attitude, constant blocking and organisation could be vital.

So no revolutions. Just tweaks and determination.

For the avoidance of doubt any comments in response to a previous post are directed to its ideas and not at any, or all, posters personally.

Just to get us moving the ball around a bit quicker and get us on the front foot, get us fitter so we don’t let in so many late goals and teach us how to defend at corners, oh and how to be dangerous at corners ourselves…….i say ‘just’ he’s got a lot in really

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The early and set piece goals are frustrating and are probably down to concentration and/or organisation which you'd think Roy and Ray would have improved on. Late goals would be helped by more timely substitutions and if the bench isn't up to it then clear them out and either replace them or try some of the youngsters.
One player I've seen touted as prospering in the new set up is Ahamada - not entirely sure why on current evidence but maybe they're right.

Basics:
Fitness. Be prepared to play for 105 minutes.
Possession. Don’t lose it stupidly, at throw ins for example.
Cut down on the p1ss poor passing.
Tactics: Don’t park the bus at 1-0.

This is schoolboy stuff.

More technical: investigate reasons for so many hamstrings going. Can the training be adjusted to improve it.

If OG could do the above and add his own magic, Euros here we come.

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