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you can see it in the players the second things go against us. Their heads drop and we lose our entire shape and system. Its getting to a point where we need psychological help because you can't go for this long without something being fundamentally wrong.

 

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3 hours ago, Tommy Crawshaw said:

It's well known we struggle to get anything out of a game once we concede the first goal.

But it's getting ridiculous now.

 

In the last 24 matches when we  have conceded first going back to the 19/20 season, we have failed to get a single point.

W0 D0 L24

 

Since coming from behind to beat Brentford at home in December 2019, our record when conceding the first goal is, W0 D2 L32.

That's 2 points from 102!

 

Is it a physocological thing?

 

Whatever the reason for the inability to fight back it needs to change or we are going nowhere.

 

And that is part of every managers teamtalk playing against us

 

'Score first against this lot and they bottle it.

And even if they score - stay in the game because they will bottle it at the end.'

 

Its basic psychology needed to change it - we need to embrace going a goal down if it happens - and look forward to the chance to change the statistics, use it as a motivator. That must have been tried but our players seem unable to respond, its easier to go full chimp mode and run around and panic.

 

 

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Could potentially be Brexit related looking at those dates.  Late 2019 a new government and no chance of us staying in the EU from that point.  A protest perhaps?  

 

Get Brexit Done basically meant Get Wednesday Shafted.

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