Wilders Pre Match/tactics prep for Ipswich

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Does he go gung ho? Or play it safe?

How do you think CW will prep the team for the Ipswich game?
 



He’s just got to help them handle the pressure and nerves, the team, formation and tactics are set after 44 matches.
 
Has to go all out attack, the longer it’s 0-0 the more pressure there is.
 
Hopefully not as presumptiously as a few fans.

They've done incredibly well to be in this position.

I hope they see it over the line for themselves, I really do.

I don't think I've ever wanted a team and staff to succeed collectively for themselves, not just for us fans.
 



Early goal would be nice. Get everyone nice and relaxed and get down to some of our best football and get the job done.
 
Go for the jugular, no other way is there?

Put it this way if we try and grind a 1-0 win against Ipswich and put on defensive sub after defensive sub thus culminating into a 1-1 draw I would personally go to Wilders house and pour his Peroni down the sink.

However I can't see this happening and Wilder will be going for 3-0 minimum.
 
Sorry to disagree, but Enda Stevens has been our best player - week in, week out!

I think it's been very close, and such a hard one to call surely sharp has to be up there for a lot of people as well, but for me mcgoldrick has just nipped it this season. He has been unbelievable. What a signing he has turned out to be and on a free transfer as well I still can't believe the player he has turned into with us. His skill and close ball control is amazing he is such a good player to watch.
 
I think it's been very close, and such a hard one to call surely sharp has to be up there for a lot of people as well, but for me mcgoldrick has just nipped it this season. He has been unbelievable. What a signing he has turned out to be and on a free transfer as well I still can't believe the player he has turned into with us. His skill and close ball control is amazing he is such a good player to watch.
Also don’t underestimate the part Egan has played in solidifying the defence
 
Go for it. Play like we've played at our very best this season and stuff Ipswich by 4 or 5. That will put any thoughts of goal difference swings and final-day fluke results to bed, and we can celebrate at the end like we've not done at the lane for a very, VERY long time.
 
We are in the fortunate position, and a rare one in my life as a Blade, of having a team that is actually set up to attack from the off. This isn't a gritty Blackwell team confused as how to go try and win a game rather than keep it tight and hope to nick it.

We don't need to do anything different to what we always strive for.
 



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