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For us, I think it is much better to play away from home but you have your fans here and of course if you play well, the fans are with you," Adrian said.
FORMER Ireland international Eamon Dunphy reckons Martin O'Neill should be sacked for claiming Norwich star Wes Hoolahan can't play away from home.
I think it might be better to play away from home at the moment because at least we know beforehand we are guaranteed to be booed because they want their home club to win.
We like to play away from home in the same way that we like to play at home.
Preece said: "We've worked really hard to get through to the semi-finals and now we've got to play away from home and on an artificial pitch.
It's very pleasing because it's always difficult to play away from home.
Antoine Kombouare's men get more space to play away from home and should reap the rewards.
He said: "When we play away from home, the other team are playing in front of their fans urging them to go forward.
When you play away from home in Europe, there is always the prospect of an intimidating atmosphere to take into account.
Naturally there is a high expectation when we are playing at home, and possibly the players are a little less inhibited when they play away from home.
It depends where you go but at some stadiums it is difficult to play away from home," he added.
He and skipper John Terry admitted last month that England's stars often prefer to play away from home because of the fear factor at Wembley.
Brentford and Colchester, who both play away from home tomorrow, have two games in hand but Booth countered: "There's no reason why we can't get in the top two - we've just got to keep winning.
We're capable of getting something away from home there is no psychological barrier when we play away from home in the Champions League.
The game was typical of the Mustangs' play away from home.
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