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go into a huddle

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go into a huddle 
1. Lit. [for team members] to get into a small circle and plan what they are going to do next. They went into a huddle to plan their strategy. The players will go into a huddle and decide what to do.
2. . Fig. [for people] to group together to talk and decide what to do. We went into a huddle to plan our sales strategy. Top-level management needs to go into a huddle and come up with a good plan.
See also: huddle


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When Mogga sees his team go into a huddle on the first day of the new campaign it will bring back some wonderful memories.
We normally go into a huddle at one end of the pitch and then do the warm-down but there was people shouting over his (McEnaney) head and trying to get into the middle of it," stated Connolly.
It saved them the ignomony of following on for the first time It left both captain's having to go into a huddle to contrive a finish on the final day.
 
 
 
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