| Thankfully we went for Paul Hurst... 15:57 - Jun 1 with 1406 views | MickMacTerry |
‘Frank Lampard’s Derby’ is already in full force...
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| Thankfully we went for Paul Hurst... on 16:04 - Jun 1 with 1360 views | SpruceMoose |
Whilst I'm very glad to not be 'Frank Lampard's Ipswich', I hope he does a decent job there. Not so well that they finish higher than us, but I've got nothing against the bloke. Anyone who is hoping he's a gigantic failure is a little bit sore we didn't get him, deep down, in my opinion. |  |
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| Thankfully we went for Paul Hurst... on 16:28 - Jun 1 with 1288 views | legal_blue |
| Thankfully we went for Paul Hurst... on 16:04 - Jun 1 by SpruceMoose |
Whilst I'm very glad to not be 'Frank Lampard's Ipswich', I hope he does a decent job there. Not so well that they finish higher than us, but I've got nothing against the bloke. Anyone who is hoping he's a gigantic failure is a little bit sore we didn't get him, deep down, in my opinion. |
There were sound commercial reasons to go for Lampard, especially for our sponsors.
But I'm not convinced that ITFC, stuck in a championship rut for 16 years would have been best served by a rookie manager, used to playing with the world's best, trying to get the best out of championship level pros and youngsters.
Hurst knows the lower leagues very well, has massively overachieved with severe limitations and has every prospect of doing the same with us.
Plus, we're just not going to get the stupid media hype every time something happens, the way we did with Keane, and the way Derby will with Lampard. | | | |
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