This won't go down well but can we get rid of "Everywhere we follow...?" It's slow, laboured and lethargic, it doesn't instill energy or passion to the players. It demonstrates loyalty but not drive, hunger, passion and fight to get back to where we need to be.
"We love you..." is better as it has more energy.

Bonne doing what he does best...missing sitters

For last couple of years even when we have won a match we have looked second best even against the bottom clubs. Now we look the better team, but can't score. As we can't score because we are not allowed any space in the box.....It doesn't help if our defenders are ball watching while opposition are given plenty of space for a pop at goal.......especially if Thompson is passing to the opposition & Edmundson is fequently getting done in one on ones.

That pitch looks terrible, I've seen better playing in the local Sunday leagues. I know we're in the third tier of English football now, but it's still a professional league. Time we had professional pitches too.

Bluearmy81...very true. Its like a funeral dirge. By the time it gets to the 'Ole ole ole' part I've already switched off or am wiping away the tears of boredom. Certainly not the sort of crap we should be singing as we're about to take a corner. "Come on Ipswich, Come on Ipswich" will do the trick. Oldschool was the best school.

Chepstow, my thoughts exactly, it is like a funeral dirge. Actually reminds me of the national anthem which should also be something more rousing like 'Jerusalem' imho.

And re corners, what's wrong with "Blue army?" I remember 15-20 years ago that lasting for 10 minutes at a time at some away games. Be lucky to last 20 seconds these days...

Poor by Thompson firstly and then Edmondson for their goal....

The pitch looked like a cabbage patch and was difficult to play on, this was a very one-sided match with ITFC dominating. Keiran just needs to find that settled front two partnership and then repeat it week in and out. He is not rotating the defence at all and the midfield is pretty settled although subject to odd tinkering in the striker support role. Nearly there tactically.