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Got to be on it with Lynn & Jenny
What is more frustrating… a team that cannot do it, or one you know can but just doesn’t consistently?
In this episode of Sutton United Talk Time on Podcast, Mike is joined by Lynn and Jenny to break down recent matches, including Carlisle and the Surrey Senior Cup clash with Farnham.
The conversation digs into Sutton United’s biggest challenge right now: consistency.
“We’ve seen you do it… so why not every week?”
With fewer game changers than other clubs, the margin for error is smaller, and every player needs to be performing at a high level.
Lynn shares insights from following the team home and away, while Jenny brings her honest take on tactics, squad balance, and what is missing.
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