Everyone thought we would be nowhere near. Then a quality striker stepped up, the manager had a stormer and all of a sudden we became contenders. Against all odds. The question is, do we get a poor result against weaker opposition at the (semi) final hurdle? Can we do it?
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Pretty sure most of us would've had us down for a play off spot with the squad we have.
They might not be anywhere near the top five in terms of points but they'll know they cant do much better than where they are so might as well just continue plodding along, picking up three points, picking up form and confidence, then who knows what'll happen
Wembley is a big pitch and our formation asks a lot of the 2 players on the side of the diamond to get up and down the pitch as well as get wider and cover the full backs.
If whoever we play pushes someone high up the pitch and pins our fullbacks back we will have no width. That forces the midfield to work even harder and could get overrun. If they put 2 players on one fullback as Croatia did it occupies one midfielder as well and creates gaps in the middle.
Bow will need to be able to adapt.
Their next three games will be a real test of whether they've returned to their early season form or not
One team I'm glad about being slightly out of reach are Burton; nine points from the Play-Offs and 4-games to go, they've just hit form at the wrong time yet had they stolen 6th I wouldnt want to have met them!!
They're sixth for a reason, but you're third for a reason too. You just have to ensure you show it during the play off games.
So I'm going to pick the only team who were in the 2017/18 playoffs.
Charlton Athletic.