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MATCH: vs Colchester United (H) 09/04/21


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Latics:
10 points from last 27 available

 

Colchester United:
1 win in 24 games
Not won away for 12 games
Not scored away for 10 games
5 points from the last 24 available

 

Referee: MARTIN COY.

Was previously appointed Latics vs Port Vale at home (Lost 1-2 24/10/20)
Latics
Yellow; D.Rowe, J.Barnett, C.Piergianni
Port Vale
Yellow; L.Joyce

 

EFL appointments 9-13 April

 

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2 hours ago, Bender said:

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Latics:
10 points from last 27 available

 

Colchester United:
1 win in 24 games
Not won away for 12 games
Not scored away for 10 games
5 points from the last 24 available

 

Referee: MARTIN COY.

Was previously appointed Latics vs Port Vale at home (Lost 1-2 24/10/20)
Latics
Yellow; D.Rowe, J.Barnett, C.Piergianni
Port Vale
Yellow; L.Joyce

 

EFL appointments 9-13 April

 

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>> Prediction League: https://owtbpredictionleague.azurewebsites.net/

 

 

Should be a big win.We know from experience though this is a likely 1-0 defeat.

Hopefully KC has changed the mindset for games like this 

 

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58 minutes ago, BP1960 said:

 

 

Should be a big win.We know from experience though this is a likely 1-0 defeat.

Hopefully KC has changed the mindset for games like this 

 

Colchester’s last three away results (at Bolton, Salford & Grimsby) have all been 0-0. This either suggests that they are set up very defensively with the aim being not to concede or that they are not very good going forward.


Three of our four goals at Crawley were balls over the top -  It will require a different approach to the Crawley game from us as they will most likely sit deep. 


Patience may be needed but an early goal for Latics would change everything. 


 

 

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50 minutes ago, TheBigDog said:

Colchester’s last three away results (at Bolton, Salford & Grimsby) have all been 0-0. This either suggests that they are set up very defensively with the aim being not to concede or that they are not very good going forward.


Three of our four goals at Crawley were balls over the top -  It will require a different approach to the Crawley game from us as they will most likely sit deep. 


Patience may be needed but an early goal for Latics would change everything. 


 

 

 

Agree with us having to break them down differently to what we did to Crawley on Monday, although I'd definitely start with the same XI that started that game.

 

I think they'll set up very defensively like they surely have for the last 3 away games, but 10 away games without a goal indicates that there's something more that's wrong with them than just their set up.  I hope we don't do our usual trick of ending their run.

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28 minutes ago, Littlemoor Lad said:

Rumours swirling tomorrow nights opponents are in serious trouble financially and could be going to the wall.

That's if it isn't us instead?

 

As bad as things are for us (and there's always the lingering feeling that the worst is yet to come) there's surely no way that we are £30m in debt as the rumours are saying about Colchester.

 

How the hell does a club of that size (that's supposedly fairly well run) get into that much debt?!

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3 minutes ago, the_mighty_bosh said:

 

As bad as things are for us (and there's always the lingering feeling that the worst is yet to come) there's surely no way that we are £30m in debt as the rumours are saying about Colchester.

 

How the hell does a club of that size (that's supposedly fairly well run) get into that much debt?!

The mind most certainly boggles but it is possible that good things can happen and a club can sustain itself given a little push, Accrington are a classic example of how to do things the right way, always had a small budget using borrowed players most of the time, ground improvements on a shoestring within the said budget, bigger crowds from playing in a higher league.

If they can do it, I'm sure we could

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1 hour ago, the_mighty_bosh said:

 

As bad as things are for us (and there's always the lingering feeling that the worst is yet to come) there's surely no way that we are £30m in debt as the rumours are saying about Colchester.

 

How the hell does a club of that size (that's supposedly fairly well run) get into that much debt?!

Apparently it’s the owners company that’s fucked but the club is interlinked to his businesses. But all guess work at this stage. Not nice to see any club go to the wall. 

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1 hour ago, Fervid said:

Apparently it’s the owners company that’s fucked but the club is interlinked to his businesses. But all guess work at this stage. Not nice to see any club go to the wall. 

Exactly, the current restrictions can't have helped any clubs, hope they can sort their problems. 

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Travelling around 240 miles before playing a game of football surely can't be good preparation. Their chairman is denying they are in trouble financially, so why do this to save on hotel bills.

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