The TWTD League Calculator 2023/24 - Ipswich Town News
With Town having climbed back to second in the Championship via Saturday’s 2-0 win at Plymouth Argyle, give the TWTD League Calculator a go to assess how the final 11 games of the season might pan out.
TWTD’s League Calculator allows you to input your predicted results for all the fixtures likely to affect a club's league position - now in date order - and then outputs a final table.
To give it a go, click here. The League Calculator will remain available via the Interactive menu above throughout the remainder of the season.
Post your final table in the comments section below, on the Forum or on social media for discussion and assessment.
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