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Michael O'Connor thinks Notts County could play as away team at Meadow Lane


Joe Jones

Michael O'Connor has urged Notts County to have a look at changing tactics when playing at home and treat each game as if they were the away team.

The Northern Irishman compared his side's away form, in which they have won two of three this season, to their home form, which hasn't yielded a single win.

 "Away from home we are set up to counter-attack whereas at home we are asked to get on the front foot straight away," the Magpies skipper told reporters.

"Maybe that's something we can have a look at.

"Do we need to play as the away team at home because our results have been better?

"But we will get it right."

Notts travel to Cheltenham Town on Saturday.

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sorry but what the hell? it sounds like something from the village idiot.



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