Fry and Johnson on Life's a Pitch
Saturday, 1st Sep 2012 10:37

BBC Radio Suffolk’s Life’s a Pitch is live on Saturday with presenter Mark Murphy joined by the show’s regulars, Blues legend Kevin Beattie, football’s youngest pundit Tractorboy and TWTD’s Phil Ham (midday to 2pm). Amongst the guests will be Peterborough United’s director of football Barry Fry and Blues legend David Johnson (1970s one).

Fry will give us an idea of what to expect from new signing Paul Taylor and perhaps an insight into why George Boyd hasn’t joined him at Portman Road, while Johnson will recall his days with the Blues ahead of his sporting dinner back in town in a fortnight’s time.

What have you made of Town’s transfer window business? How many more players does Paul Jewell need to add on loan?

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KernewekBlue added 02:33 - Sep 1

Well, a big congratulations must be handed out to PJ and the management for taking a leaf out of Roy Keane's book and yet again, letting players go without having cover in place.

Keane not only killed off the belief within the squad and bought also-rans, he sold our most promising homegrown assets.

ME, SC & PJ couldn't organise a small piss-up in a large brewery!

Defence, defence, defence... ship 6 goals aginst Blackpool and then lose to lowly Carlisle in the CO Cup, let the only defensive cover we had (albeit Delaney) sign for Palace and then not do any business for two, much-needed CBs.

A tragic, transfer window fiasco.

ME, the time has come and gone to splash the cash. Sell the club NOW to someone who cares.

SC out, PJ out!

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KernewekBlue added 02:37 - Sep 1 "ME, the time has come and gone to splash the cash. Sell the club NOW to someone who cares." Makes me wonder, is ITFC just a tax loss scenario for M.E.? Seems like we're cutting our cloth a little short here!!!
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