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Prodigal Dragon · 23rd November 2021, 08.13:39

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Originally Posted by Vorporix

It's away so big Wrexham win - draw at hope next Saturday!

Caergwrle maybe; but Hope Girl Guides would be a tough challenge. They have a fully badged midfield!

Back of the Kop · 23rd November 2021, 08.15:01

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Originally Posted by Vorporix

It's away so big Wrexham win - draw at hope next Saturday!

I can't see any ground in Hope bring able cater for our 8,000 fans

Back of the Kop · 23rd November 2021, 08.19:05

Given up trying to predict our results. Literally not a clue but he needs to put Tozer back to CDM to add some strength to our powderpuff midfield.

The thought of watching those 3 getting another schooling tonight is actually making me feel a bit nauseous

JonoWafc · 23rd November 2021, 08.21:52

I think we’re due a hammering unfortunately

3-0 home win

Vorporix · 23rd November 2021, 08.34:47

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Originally Posted by Back of the Kop

I can't see any ground in Hope bring able cater for our 8,000 fans

Drury-red · 23rd November 2021, 08.42:03

We've lost the last six away games I've been to. Hoping that run ends tonight.

1-1, they're a good team but I think we'll hang in there and find a goal from somewhere.

Prodigal Dragon · 23rd November 2021, 08.43:12

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Originally Posted by Vorporix

Would Crosville be able to cope with the transport?

Vorporix · 23rd November 2021, 08.55:44

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Originally Posted by Prodigal Dragon

Would Crosville be able to cope with the transport?

Crosville would PD - not sure about Arriva though!

TomWAFC · 23rd November 2021, 08.59:25

The difference between tonight and Saturdays dull affair has me thinking of the old boxing adage 'styles make fights'.

Halifax are undoubtedly better than Wealdstone. However, with as much certainty I predict they will not play so deep, defensive with little risk taking on the counter especially at home. Instead, 15 of Halifax's 24 goals have been at home in just 7 matches compared to 9 in 8 away. We have the opposite situation scoring just 5 in 6 at home but 24 in 9 away.

In my humble fan opinion our issue is breaking down teams when transitioning to attack, we lack the quality and creativity to play through a compact defensive side, but we capitalise on teams who are attempting the very same thing we struggle to do when the opposition is stretched in attack or falling back having lost the ball in a key area the transition to attack is naturally more open giving our lacklustre midfield or hopeful punts from defence a much better chance of success.

This phenomenon is hardly uncommon and we need to rectify our woeful scoring record at home, but the system appears successfull away so far and I fancy our chances tonight, Halifax may well prove too strong but the more they attack the more chance we appear to have scoring ourselves.

23rd November 2021, 08.19:05	#12-0 (permalink)
Back of the Kop retired & running a pub Joined: Jul 2012 Racecourse Spot: none given Real Name: none given Twitter: @	Re: FC HALIFAX TOWN (A) - Ts & Ps. Given up trying to predict our results. Literally not a clue but he needs to put Tozer back to CDM to add some strength to our powderpuff midfield. The thought of watching those 3 getting another schooling tonight is actually making me feel a bit nauseous

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JonoWafc Cult Hero Joined: May 2005 Racecourse Spot: Real Name: Twitter: @	Re: FC HALIFAX TOWN (A) - Ts & Ps. I think we’re due a hammering unfortunately 3-0 home win __________________ Wrexham FC.

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Drury-red Due a Testimonial Joined: Feb 2009 Racecourse Spot: In your seat Real Name: Tom Taylor Twitter: @Only1Carter	Re: FC HALIFAX TOWN (A) - Ts & Ps. We've lost the last six away games I've been to. Hoping that run ends tonight. 1-1, they're a good team but I think we'll hang in there and find a goal from somewhere. Last edited by Drury-red; 23rd November 2021 at 08.44:57..

23rd November 2021, 08.59:25	#18-0 (permalink)
TomWAFC Club Captain Joined: Apr 2011 Racecourse Spot: The Glyndwr University Stand Real Name: Tom Twitter: @	Re: FC HALIFAX TOWN (A) - Ts & Ps. The difference between tonight and Saturdays dull affair has me thinking of the old boxing adage 'styles make fights'. Halifax are undoubtedly better than Wealdstone. However, with as much certainty I predict they will not play so deep, defensive with little risk taking on the counter especially at home. Instead, 15 of Halifax's 24 goals have been at home in just 7 matches compared to 9 in 8 away. We have the opposite situation scoring just 5 in 6 at home but 24 in 9 away. In my humble fan opinion our issue is breaking down teams when transitioning to attack, we lack the quality and creativity to play through a compact defensive side, but we capitalise on teams who are attempting the very same thing we struggle to do when the opposition is stretched in attack or falling back having lost the ball in a key area the transition to attack is naturally more open giving our lacklustre midfield or hopeful punts from defence a much better chance of success. This phenomenon is hardly uncommon and we need to rectify our woeful scoring record at home, but the system appears successfull away so far and I fancy our chances tonight, Halifax may well prove too strong but the more they attack the more chance we appear to have scoring ourselves.