Questionnaire Results - Ipswich Town News

TWTD has been slaving away all summer to being you the results of the 2003/04 TWTD Questionnaire. Gav has been utilising maths skills which come out once a year, while Phil has been in the Peter Snow role of analyst.

As will all polls this year, Ian Westlake is a winner, while John Wark retains his crown as the TWTD readership's favourite player of all-time. Manager Joe Royle will be pretty pleased with his fan-rating and supporters seem to expect at least a play-off place during 2004/05.

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