HankMarvin

Nice to see getting the ball forward quick for a change

Ipswich haven’t failed to score in any game, it’s happened 3 times with a “superior” squad. You don’t think that’s anything to do with how opposition teams set up and the success teams have had implementing that game plan?

Middlesbrough didn’t have a chance then before the goal?

Leeds had 6-1 on target not sure how that equates to more than enough chances. Middlesbrough 6-4 Hull 4-1 on target it’s amazing how people say we were unlucky and had more than enough chances but discredit the opposition chances in those games

Yeah a 3rd 1-0 defeat and being nullified and having attacking players doubled up on was more the point.

The worrying thing is when there starts to be a blueprint for other teams to suss us out.

Doubled up on and found out

Pet hate Losing last few minutes and passing backwards, even the commentators saying it’s like the clock is irrelevant.

Listened on a long drive, surprised no one pulled you on when you said you wash your bits in the bog corrected seconds later to sink 😀

Ndidi is a "monster" out of possession Tottenham may have an interest in Ndidi due to his impressive form at Championship level this season, but they could also be keen on the player who previously starred in the Premier League. The 26-year-old battler has been able to showcase the attacking quality he can provide from a midfield position thanks to Leicester's relegation to the second tier. Over nine league starts, the talented gem has contributed with one goal and three assists to go along with 1.3 key passes per game. However, his defensive ability was on full display last term in spite of his team's struggles. The 6 foot ace is a proven top-flight performer who excels at winning possession back for his side. He ranked in the top 6%or higher of his positional peers in the Premier League last season for tackles (3.27), interceptions (2.04), and clearances (2.57) per 90. This included him being in the top 1% for interceptions made per 90, which illustrates how impressive his out-of-possession work was for the Foxes. Ndidi consistently provided an excellent screen in front of his defence in the top-flight as he also ranked within the top 3% of midfielders for tackles (3.34), interceptions (2.34), and clearances (three) per 90 during the 2021/22 Premier League campaign.

Looks nice on a hanger, enough space to get six arms in the sleeve on a person

Shame to hear about Vardys broken foot.

Probably signed a nda as part of contract settlement

Poor me, poor me, pour me another.

"I think I've been in limbo for too long, I've either been wanting to play but not getting the opportunities to play at a level where I felt valued. “I've had quite a few offers from Championship clubs, but I never felt the burn, it did nothing for me” Didn’t exactly set the world on fire at Reading

You sure he wasnt excited watching that goal?

Annoying when defenders so slow to pass forward

Bit early to judge, no doubt it will be a wooden performance come 90

Probably not so good once they post it. they are so flakey just work way through lists

He wasn’t banged up with the krays he organised the security for Regies funeral after becoming an associate.

He will be 32 by next season, and if you don’t have pace to start with a small drop off is noticeable against better players. Depends if we intend on playing a high line next season I guess

Players do tend to loose pace as they get older

Looks like he got his inspiration from the last year of primary school when they all sign the shirt

He averages 4.9 clearances a game out of the 45 odd clearances I suspect at least 50 percent have been headers