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11 hours ago, smg said:

Why the fixation on making changes ? We need to win this to create some breathing space , we should also be able to play a few days later at home and deal with Luton and then move on from there. Our replacements as individuals are ok as a unit less so. We also need to forget about players that are unavailable, as far as February is concerned they will be on full power and filling in for injured or knackered teammates it’s the way a squad works 

Going out of league cup means we always have a full week's recovery between Luton and Forest.

I don't think the fixture list is that brutal currently compared to March/April.

If we win the group we'll also have a couple more free midweeks in February so more the reason to put out a very strong side tomorrow.

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11 hours ago, smg said:

Why the fixation on making changes ? We need to win this to create some breathing space , we should also be able to play a few days later at home and deal with Luton and then move on from there. Our replacements as individuals are ok as a unit less so. We also need to forget about players that are unavailable, as far as February is concerned they will be on full power and filling in for injured or knackered teammates it’s the way a squad works 

Going out of league cup means we always have a full week's recovery between Luton and Forest.

I don't think the fixture list is that brutal currently compared to March/April.

If we win the group we'll also have a couple more free midweeks in February so more the reason to put out a very strong side tomorrow.

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4 hours ago, Villa87 said:

Think I’d go:

Emi 

Cash Carlos Pau Digne

McGinn Tielemans Kamara Zaniolo

Bailey Watkins

Give Dougie, Konsa and Diaby a rest. 
 

Pretty much this, No way should we be making 5/6 changes again as it just doesn't work. 

IMO this will be a tougher game than the one away in Poland so we should respect that accordingly considering they have won 8/9 of there first league games this season 

 

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10 hours ago, Pongo Waring said:

West ham beat them both home and away in the conference semi finals last season.
 

The away match was incredibly tight. West Ham basically defended for a 0-0 and then scored breakaway in 94th minute.

A point will be fine. We'd then need to win the two home games to win the group.

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I'd go pretty much full strength to start and then bring key players off if/when we get in control. Better that than chasing the last 30mins with first teamers.

Same with Luton tbh. Don't want to underestimate them and cock things up by being complacent.

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Full strength team for this one otherwise what was the point of battling to get into Europe ?  Players can easily recover in time for Sunday ...... no excuses !

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No screwing about tomorrow. Az are a very good team in very good form. We need to play our best 11.

With all due respect to Luton tomorrows game has to be the priority . We need to repeat the tempo that we saw v West Ham. And we havent been able to do that so far in midweek games. 

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