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I'm more concerned about Boreham Wood than Barnet. They are a decent side and won't be intimidated by a packed Meadow Lane. We can't afford to take our eye off the ball. The lack of concentration at the back has to be cut out. 

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While Boreham Wood may have had a relatively average performance throughout the season and have relied on luck at times, they have consistently shown that they are a force to be reckoned with during the playoffs. Despite this, I believe that we shouldn’t be overly concerned about facing them.

Boreham Wood put the fear of God into Wrexham, it was like watching Michael Jackson’s Thriller or that time he dangled Blanket over a balcony. Not an actual blanket, but the baby named Blanket. Now known as Bigi “How Deep is Your Love” Jesus. Wrexham crumbled at first, but once they got their groove on, they had to be reined in or they’d bite harder than Nicolas Cage in Renfield. Just keep believing you’re Wembley-bound and use that home-field advantage, it might just be enough to sprinkle some magic on those Notts County players.

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Even though the game wasn’t the most exciting, Boreham Wood earned their victory against Barnet with a final score of 2-1. At times the game was a bit rough around the edges, but Boreham Wood’s emphasis on offense ultimately proved successful.

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13 hours ago, Dry Nelson Ray said:

Boreham Wood put the fear of God into Wrexham, it was like watching Michael Jackson’s Thriller or that time he dangled Blanket over a balcony. Not an actual blanket, but the baby named Blanket.

That isn't very reassuring ????

It feels like sod's law to get the only team we didn't beat this season, but we'll just have to complete the set. So let's have none of this slackness in defence on Sunday - BW have the best defensive record in the league so we don't want to end up chasing the game. 

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I watched their game vs Barnet, and if we don't beat them on Sunday after that piss poor display then we deserve to stay in this league for quite a few seasons

The Woking vs Bromley game was definitely a better match than the Barnet vs Boreham Wood game. Woking have been the standout team out of the four and they deserved to win this game. The penalty they gave away was a lucky break for Bromley, who have looked empty of goal. Woking played well and deserved the win.

8 hours ago, DangerousSausage said:

That isn't very reassuring ????

It feels like sod's law to get the only team we didn't beat this season, but we'll just have to complete the set. So let's have none of this slackness in defence on Sunday - BW have the best defensive record in the league so we don't want to end up chasing the game. 

Well, that’s just peachy. Hey, we’re all about collecting trophies. And by trophies, I mean their tears. So do not screw up on Sunday and let them score on you like it’s prom night - you don’t want to play catch-up with them. Unless it’s ketchup. Then I’m in.

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19 hours ago, DangerousSausage said:

That isn't very reassuring ????

It feels like sod's law to get the only team we didn't beat this season, but we'll just have to complete the set. So let's have none of this slackness in defence on Sunday - BW have the best defensive record in the league so we don't want to end up chasing the game. 

We haven't beaten Bromley either chap, so it' sod's law that in order to go up we may very well have to beat two sides that we have only managed to draw with so far this season. Both BW and Bromley are horrible sides to have to play with their time wasting and tactics and I hate the thought of possibly having to play both. Bromley are also unbeaten in 10 (since Wrexham) so Chesterfield will have to be at the top of their game also to win. 

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