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Dylan

Ipswich (A)

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Dylan

Dylan

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Kirkland/Weale (depending on fitness)

Naughton

Davies

Vitor

Cunningham

Abe

Wellens

King

Dyer

Vassell

Gallagher

Subs: (Keeper), Berner, Hobbs, Oakley, Moussa, Bednar, Waghorn.

Can't wait for this one now.

Don't think you can really keep Dyer out of the team after his performance on Saturday- changed the game in my opinion. Therefore I'd stick him on the wing, and put Vassell in the centre where he looked more comfortable, dropping Bednar to the bench.

No doubt of our midfield 3.

I can't see the defence changing too bar any injuries that may arise. Only change I could see happening is Kirkland coming into the starting XI if fit.

3 points would be fantastic, against an Ipswich side who couldn't be in much poorer form- losing their last 6 league games. But then so were Watford and Pompey before they beat us- we have a habit of ending teams poor form. If we play like we did against Donny in the second half, we should easily win- but then we've been playing great at home recently, but poor away.

My prediction: Ipswich Town 1-2 Leicester City (King, Gallagher)

Jakemoore

Jakemoore

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Kirkland (if fit)

Noughton, Davies, Vitor, Cunningham

Abe. Wellens

Dyer. King. Gallagher

Vasell

Moussa, Waghorn, Fryatt as the 3 used subs.

paddy Agyemang

paddy Agyemang

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Kirkland (if fit)

Noughton, Davies, Vitor, Cunningham

Abe. Wellens

Dyer. King. Gallagher

Vasell

Moussa, Waghorn, Fryatt as the 3 used subs.

Kirkland

naughton

davies

vitor

cunningham

abe

wellens

king

DYER (not gally)

vassell

howard

subs: fryatt waghorn moussa weale bednar berner

drc

drc

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Kirkland

Naughton

Davies

Vitor

Cunningham

Abe

Wellens

King

Dyer

Vassell

Gallagher

Subs: Weale, Berner, Hobbs, Oakley, Howard, Fryatt, Schlupp :ph34r:

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Haydos

Haydos

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Sounds like Waggy and Bednar are missing out but still have no idea about Kirkland. With that in mind it's got to be:

Weale

Naughton Davies Vitor Cunningham

Abe

King Wellens

Dyer Vassell Gallagher

Fryatt straight swap for Vassell and Hobbs in for Davies if injuries are the case.

We need to somehow find the same mentality as we did second half last week and I think that has been up to Sven and the coaching staff this week. Hopefully the lads have been encouraged by the big win and have a bit of self belief and swagger going into this game.

I'm quietly optimistic and I think a win on the road could do wonders for a run into January and tomorrow seems like a perfect place to do it :scarf:

joelmurray

joelmurray

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Since Waggy and Bednar are almost definitely not playing, the team that began the second half against Donny. I think that could be the best team even if those two were fit! As for Kirkland or Weale, gotta trust Sven that one or the other would be the best option.

Weale



Naughton Davies Vitor Cunningham

Abe Wellens

King

Dyer Gallagher

Vassell

As for subs, it could be a big chance for Fryatt to come on and prove himself, with the other two forwards missing. I hope he can and he does, giving Sven a real headache!

Dom_Harborough Fox

Dom_Harborough Fox

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As for subs, it could be a big chance for Fryatt to come on and prove himself, with the other two forwards missing. I hope he can and he does, giving Sven a real headache!

Thats what I'm thinking as well. It'd be great for him to come in & get on the scoresheet. Would create some real competition amongst the strikers for starting positions

B52

B52

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Kirkland

Naughton

Davies

Vitor

Cunningham

Abe

Wellens

King

Dyer

Vassell

Gallagher

Subs: Weale, Berner, Hobbs, Oakley, Howard, Fryatt, Schlupp

This I like with Schlupp on the bench.

Is Sven has some fun depending on injuries (both Davies and Vassell) it may start something like this:

Kirkland

Naughton

Hobbs

Vitor

Cunningham

Abe

Wellens

King

Dyer

Howard or Fryatt

Gallagher

Subs: Weale, Berner, Davies, Moussa, Fryatt, Vassell, Schlupp

FoxyPV

FoxyPV

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Sod's Law will say we'll lose this match.

:fc: we'll buck the trend with our away form by winning and possibly score from a corner (but that might be a step too far)

Floridafox

Floridafox

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Not confident at all. Can see us losing about 3-0, hopefully they prove me wrong though :)

Got the same feeling - hate it when we go up against a team on a torrid losing run because it has to end at some point. Just please let it not be against us

shailen

shailen

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Got the same feeling - hate it when we go up against a team on a torrid losing run because it has to end at some point. Just please let it not be against us

Yeah agreed just like pompeys bad results before they played us that day! Hopefully we wont be on the end of a thrashing again

Thracian

Thracian

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The Roy Keane factor was something I mentioned to my pals on the market yesterday - he'll be determined to save his job and in some ways it might help us to go behind and let them get nervous trying to defend that lead, rather than us doing the same.

Because for whatever reason we're a different team away and especially at Ipswich. Under Pearson we never even set out to win. Just to come away with a point and it was from that earlier juncture I didn't believe we'd have any chance of a top two finish.

Ipswich were there for the taking. They were awful. But we just couldn' see it and showed them far more respect than they ever deserved. Yes, Ipswich have been a good side, way back in the 60s and 70s but they are a poor imitation today. We've got the equipment to beat them, no question, but the mentality to do so in Suffolk is quite another question.

For me 1-1's the best i expect. and another defeat in our yo-yo season wouldn't surprise me. After all if Bristol City can beat us 2-0 then I'm damned sure Ipswich will fancy their chances even despite our supposedly superior football.

We should forget about Roy Keane, cos he won't be playing. We should focus on our own game and play the fast-closing, fast counter-attacking football that suits us best. If we approach it with the philosophy that if we score a goal, let's score another, then, with any luck Ipswich won't have chance to think about recovery tactics. But if we try for a smash and grab and let emotion come into it well, well, we rarely get lucky.

We need to keep the tempo up. Quite why you'd want to do anything else in this weather I don't know but a good tempo will surely force mistakes and more especially in these conditions. Good luck lads.

whitlock

whitlock

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The Roy Keane factor was something I mentioned to my pals on the market yesterday - he'll be determined to save his job and in some ways it might help us to go behind and let them get nervous trying to defend that lead, rather than us doing the same.

Because for whatever reason we're a different team away and especially at Ipswich. Under Pearson we never even set out to win. Just to come away with a point and it was from that earlier juncture I didn't believe we'd have any chance of a top two finish.

Ipswich were there for the taking. They were awful. But we just couldn' see it and showed them far more respect than they ever deserved. Yes, Ipswich have been a good side, way back in the 60s and 70s but they are a poor imitation today. We've got the equipment to beat them, no question, but the mentality to do so in Suffolk is quite another question.

For me 1-1's the best i expect. and another defeat in our yo-yo season wouldn't surprise me. After all if Bristol City can beat us 2-0 then I'm damned sure Ipswich will fancy their chances even despite our supposedly superior football.

We should forget about Roy Keane, cos he won't be playing. We should focus on our own game and play the fast-closing, fast counter-attacking football that suits us best. If we approach it with the philosophy that if we score a goal, let's score another, then, with any luck Ipswich won't have chance to think about recovery tactics. But if we try for a smash and grab and let emotion come into it well, well, we rarely get lucky.

We need to keep the tempo up. Quite why you'd want to do anything else in this weather I don't know but a good tempo will surely force mistakes and more especially in these conditions. Good luck lads.

Dont know why we'd be worrying about him for? It surely should be the other way around? We have an ex international manager in charge. Time to realise other teams should be worrying about us for a change rather than being worried about other teams. Roy keane is minor compared to SGE IMO.

Haydos

Haydos

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Dont know why we'd be worrying about him for? It surely should be the other way around?

Maybe missing the point a bit. Think he means we shouldn't be concerning ourselves with the fact that this is a massive game for him and they have a lot to play for. Not the fact that he's 'Roy Keane'.

You're right to a certain extent though, from their point of view they surely can't fancy this. I know away form has been shit but we've still got to be an intimidating outfit. It would be great if players/fans/managers saw us on the fixture list and thought 'don't fancy that one',

Adster

Adster

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Kirkland

Naughton

Davies

Vitor

Cunningham

Abe

Wellens

King

Gallagher

Fryatt

Vasell

Subs: Weale, Hobbs, Dyer, Howard, Oakley, Moussa, Morrison

Explain to me why you would start Fryatt ahead of dyer who deserves to start?

darko2k7

darko2k7

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Same team that started second half last week for me please Sven :thumbup:

I think it might be a big risk if Vitor starts with the pitch being hard he could easily pull again or he would have been my only change

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