At home, teams generally sit deeper and let us build up play more slowly, which suits us. One exception was Villa, who tried to press us very high up the pitch, yet we coped very well in what was, I thought, our best performance of the season. If we played away from home with the same confidence and composure on the ball we showed in that game, we'd do fine. Away from home, we are forced to play the ball forward more quickly from the back and our attacking players end up being far too isolated. Too often our wide players take up good positions but have no support. It's a lot easier for Pennant, for example, to beat his man if the full back is worried about Finnan or one of the central midfielders making a run past him off the ball. Hopefully having Agger at the back along with a bit more confidence in some of our key players will mean we play a little higher up the pitch and commit more men to the attack.