Do we want the first leg to be home or away? |
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You are almost as lazy as Ashley Williams |
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ConorMac77
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Anyway, I think we'd be better off at home 1st - keep a clean sheet at home and head over to the away leg not having to worry about conceding a costly away goal and maybe do a 'Cardiff' - and put all the pressure on the other team to find 2 goals. Sure, the idea of a noisy home crowd for the 2nd leg (especially if it goes the distance) would be great but it's only really useful if we can get goals, which unfortunately is our weakness atm. if we were to concede an away goal we'd be goosed, having to find 2 goals when we're struggling just to get 1. Edited by ConorMac77 - 16 Oct 2017 at 6:56pm |
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Trapped
Roy Keane Coat hangar expert Joined: 04 Mar 2010 Location: El North Side Status: Offline Points: 10071 |
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Defo home first. We are usually awful at home these days. Much better off to be away second leg, be written off after the uninspiring first leg home performance and then pull something out of the bag miraculously away from home.
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67% points to games ratio at the last Euro's (better than Portugal's)
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baresi41
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Away first. We've proved to be a better team away in this campaign. Away result including a goal is vital. Bosnia proved the point. We need to aggresive at home, but our manager only did that for the Serbia game.
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FRANCO BARESI: Always supporting the green brigade
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moanermufc
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Conflicted, I feel it would suit us better to play away 2nd, but I wouldn't be able to fly home and back for the home leg on the Thursday with an exam on Friday morning
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SportingRizzlaCF
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Home leg first. If your education was doing you any good you would have had the foresight to know that any course planning exams around WC play-offs was a non-starter. |
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moanermufc
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The Dutch are just jealous that they've failed to get anywhere, so they're punishing the rest of us!
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SportingRizzlaCF
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All I’m saying is you’ve never had a problem getting home for the All Ireland and glory fixtures against Oman |
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The Green Werewolf
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Depends on who we get
Tournament heavyweights like Italy id prefer to play away first. will never forget leaving Crocker after France in 09 and travelling to Paris thinking of the mountain we had to climb after Anelkas deflected goal, it's a pity we came up short after the spirited performance in the away leg and cheated out. But that's in the past.. I want Swiss or Danes and to play either away first and bully them the same way as Bosnia double header panned out. This is the most viable scenario imo. |
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Away days brighten the North Stand, Our football friends from foreign lands. They'd nudge eachother with their hands - "Wow these really are the worlds best fans"
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Stickittotheman
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Would always want to be away first but in a strange campaign we have been much better away from home. On that basis home first- 0-0 draw likely then go for a 1-1 away.
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Walters coming back from an offside position but Shane Long was definitely onside- Shane Lonnggggggg.... has done it!!!!
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This campaign: Georgia(a), Serbia(a) Last campaign: Georgia(a), Scotland(a), Poland (a) All either crap results and/or crap performances. With no Hoolahan. We haven't been much better away from home. Winning in Wales against Barnsley and Bristol Rovers finest is one thing. Winning in Italy/Zagreb against world class players is something else. Go away first, hoof and hack our way to a 0-0. Nick a goal at home in the last 10 minutes off a 40 yard agricultural hoof, Party Time. |
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Stickittotheman
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Unbeaten away from home and beat both Austria and Wales whilst being beaten at home once by Serbia and drawing the other 2 games against the top seeds. We have been shocking at home. Far far better away but thats the type of football we play it suits being away. Worst case scenario for me is Croatia away first. Edited by Stickittotheman - 16 Oct 2017 at 10:18pm |
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Walters coming back from an offside position but Shane Long was definitely onside- Shane Lonnggggggg.... has done it!!!!
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donegalcelt
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When O'Neill brought Celtic to 2003 Uefa Cup final they played at home first in every single round:
2002/03 Uefa Cup FK Suduva (h) 8-1 (a) 2-0 Blackburn (h) 1-0 (a) 2-0 Celta Vigo (h) 1-0 (a) 1-2 Stuttgart (h) 3-1 (a) 2-3 Liverpool (h) 1-1 (a) 2-0 Boavista (h) 1-1 (a) 1-0 |
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PanteirA
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It not as important as some make out. Have to do the business in both legs anyway. Playing away 1st in our last 2 playoffs worked out good for us but the opposition were a lot weaker than what we could potentially draw tomorrow
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Baldrick
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Agreed I would take a 0-0 at home now knowing that the other tram would basically have to beat us to go through. I think away goals could be our best route to qualify |
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rolo
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The luas has speed on its side though. Even though it's a little inconsistent, I wouldn't fancy our chances to be honest. Whether they played the home leg on the red line or the green line, (the new line won't be ready on time for the match) we can expect a tough game.
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"I'm off to see the Queen tomorrow too, don't forget that"
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moanermufc
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Ah forking out for those flights for the first ‘glory fixture’ since moving against Iceland was always a great decision |
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