BenTheFox

Hopefully

Ipswich have this incredible knack of being outplayed for such long periods and ending up winning.

Ipswich have been very good at putting the rest of the league away. They got pumped by Leeds, they looked poor against us until we kacked it and Southampton look miles better than them in this game.

We were better because we weren't playing with the handbrake on for most of the game. We don't need to overcomplicate it when we have better players than almost every team in this league.

Genuinely don't think we'll get pelters if we were to sack him. All we've been hearing all season is that this squad should be running away with the league.

Not sure, but Big Sam is eyeing her up like she's a greggs steak bake

Which is a shame because I quite like the bloke.

I hate to say it, but Maresca is the biggest con since Brexit.

Abd who employs those people? Buck stops with the chairman.

Aiyawatt isn't a good businessman. Simple really.

Absolutely horrendous today.

Completely sold out by Vestergaard. Not much he could have done to be honest.

Leicester are not good for your mental health.

Mate, I think we've all accepted that

Fatawu and Vestergaard in particular have been abysmal

Some serious loser mentality on this forum. We were rubbish and the truth is we've not passed the eye test for pretty much all of the season. Granted they're one of the better sides in this division but we should be creating far more against them than we did. I can't see us going up automatically to be honest.

Are you joking? He didn't look anywhere near fit.

It's obviously scumbag behaviour which myself nor anyone on this forum will condone. However, has it really kept anyone up all night? You can choose to be upset it by it if you want but really you should just pity them rather than baying for blood. Life's to shirt to get worked up about it.

Actually mad that we kept hold of him in the championship when he scored 15 goals in a season from midfield.

Andy King not scoring that goal at home against West Ham to make it 2-1 in 2015.

Hull have been very impressive. Should be 3 or 4 up.

I genuinely think football has just passed him by. If you look at top level possession-based manager i.e. Guardiola, Arteta and even the likes of De Zerbi, there's so much more emphasis on rotation and positioning to break the opposition down. They are also so much more intense hen they don't have the ball. He's looking more and more like yesterday's man.

If he gets sacked from Celtic, his reputation will be in the gutter.

How crazy is that we're in the championship and we're talking about Iheanacho potentially being our fourth choice striker?