I'm as frustrated with the lack of genuine chances in that first half as anyone here. But I'm not going to go all mopey about things here. The problem is pretty much two-fold. Firstly, there is very little movement going on, especially up front. When we have the ball in the other half, Cambridge have set up with two banks of four across the box, giving us the freedom to play across the lines but not to directly attack. This is we need players like Falcao and and ADM to find themselves in the little pockets of space and the likes of Janujaz and Valencia to go beyond them. Only by picking out those little areas in between the two banks can we find the spaces for others to run onto. The second problem likes in the fact that we can't seem to play fast one-touch football. Meaning when we have the ball, we are too slow and give the Cambridge midfield time to reposition themselves across the lines. If we were to pick up the pace, they surely wouldn't be able to deal with constantly having to chase the pacier players or reposition themselves adequately. These two issues have been a problem for us this season.
While I'm here, I wish to point out that Foy is an absolute clown who has no idea what he's doing and has made some baffling decisions. The BBC's coverage is truly embarrassing as well. Yes, we are facing a team who the neutrals will obviously favour but they are supposed to at least imply that they are impartial or at least play it up without being that blatant about it.
And surely no-one would hold it against me if I wished that Overmars would accidentally chew off his tongue thus saving us from his infuriating bull?