| Careful what you wish for? 21:26 - Jun 10 with 4827 views | xrayspecs |
ROI 1-0 Gibraltar
78 mins
Sean Maguire offside now. Mick McCarthy screams some instructions from the sideline.
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| Careful what you wish for? on 21:30 - Jun 10 with 2486 views | Pinewoodblue |
Four goals in four games but 5pts clear in their group if scores don't change.
Wonder what he will say if they are booed on the final whistle.. |  |
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| Careful what you wish for? on 21:34 - Jun 10 with 2450 views | xrayspecs |
A reminder that Gibraltar have conceded 107 goals in their previous 22 qualifiers, all defeats.
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| Careful what you wish for? on 21:40 - Jun 10 with 2421 views | C_HealyIsAPleasure |
2-0 now
5 points clear at the top of their qualifying group now, and 3 wins from 4 plus an away draw at the team in second. A successful campaign so far |  |
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| Careful what you wish for? on 21:59 - Jun 10 with 2327 views | vapour_trail |
Careful what grudges you hold twelve months and one relegation later. |  |
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| Careful what you wish for? on 22:01 - Jun 10 with 2311 views | xrayspecs |
| Careful what you wish for? on 21:40 - Jun 10 by C_HealyIsAPleasure |
2-0 now
5 points clear at the top of their qualifying group now, and 3 wins from 4 plus an away draw at the team in second. A successful campaign so far |
Before Denmark game - would take a point and not even get on the plane.
Dull victory vs one of the worst teams in the world
MM grinding out results. Is that what fans really want? | | | |
| Careful what you wish for? on 22:04 - Jun 10 with 2294 views | Terry_Nutkins |
What is the point of this post? He's doing a good job again with a very poor ROI team. He does it very well. Honest, hardworking and tactically sound football. Not great to watch but suited to limited squads. | |
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| Careful what you wish for? on 22:10 - Jun 10 with 2260 views | xrayspecs |
| Careful what you wish for? on 21:59 - Jun 10 by vapour_trail |
Careful what grudges you hold twelve months and one relegation later. |
Appreciated what MM did for us. He was working on a shoe string.
Hated his obstinate failure to accept why Town fans fell out with him. I stopped my ST after many years because the four hour round trip became a heart sink. I am passionate about my club - have been since mid-70s - MM and his football gave me a reason not to come anymore.
I find his post-ITFC sniping incredibly bitter.
Anyway, new ST in a lower league with a new manager and cannot wait. | | | |
| Careful what you wish for? on 22:12 - Jun 10 with 2236 views | Ftnfwest |
| Careful what you wish for? on 21:40 - Jun 10 by C_HealyIsAPleasure |
2-0 now
5 points clear at the top of their qualifying group now, and 3 wins from 4 plus an away draw at the team in second. A successful campaign so far |
He can only beat what’s in front of him. But you do realise 2 of those 3 wins have been against Gibraltar ?! |  | | |
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| Careful what you wish for? on 22:14 - Jun 10 with 2225 views | xrayspecs |
| Careful what you wish for? on 22:04 - Jun 10 by Terry_Nutkins |
What is the point of this post? He's doing a good job again with a very poor ROI team. He does it very well. Honest, hardworking and tactically sound football. Not great to watch but suited to limited squads. |
Dour. Paint by numbers, Grind out a point. Sorry, football should be entertaining. It should be what we live for at the weekend, not what we endure. | | | |
| Careful what you wish for? on 22:16 - Jun 10 with 2217 views | Superblue95 |
| Careful what you wish for? on 22:01 - Jun 10 by xrayspecs |
Before Denmark game - would take a point and not even get on the plane.
Dull victory vs one of the worst teams in the world
MM grinding out results. Is that what fans really want? |
As I’m living in Ireland, I used to always sit down and watch every Ireland match on the telly. I haven’t watched a single minute of any match since Mick took over again though.
Nothing against him but I just can’t bear watching his football anymore
Edit: I did see a clip of the goal Judge assisted the other day actually so technically I have watched something [Post edited 10 Jun 2019 22:18]
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| Careful what you wish for? on 22:16 - Jun 10 with 2216 views | Nthsuffolkblue |
| Careful what you wish for? on 22:10 - Jun 10 by xrayspecs |
Appreciated what MM did for us. He was working on a shoe string.
Hated his obstinate failure to accept why Town fans fell out with him. I stopped my ST after many years because the four hour round trip became a heart sink. I am passionate about my club - have been since mid-70s - MM and his football gave me a reason not to come anymore.
I find his post-ITFC sniping incredibly bitter.
Anyway, new ST in a lower league with a new manager and cannot wait. |
Good for you (the season ticket) but rise above it.
The good thing about his sniping is that he is bitter about leaving. He loved it here and feels he deserved longer. In terms of achievement on the pitch he probably did but in terms of entertainment and relationship with the fans his time was run.
It would be nice if he moved on. If he can't perhaps our fans can. I respect MM for what he did and wish him well with ROI. I wish he hadn't burnt his bridges in the way he did but he is ITFC history and we have had far worse managers in recent history. |  |
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| Careful what you wish for? on 22:17 - Jun 10 with 2209 views | Ftnfwest |
| Careful what you wish for? on 22:12 - Jun 10 by Ftnfwest |
He can only beat what’s in front of him. But you do realise 2 of those 3 wins have been against Gibraltar ?! |
That’s unfair as I didn’t mention that they also beat Georgia...after putting them off by throwing tennis balls at them just before the free kick | | | |
| Careful what you wish for? on 22:29 - Jun 10 with 2166 views | xrayspecs |
| Careful what you wish for? on 22:16 - Jun 10 by Nthsuffolkblue |
Good for you (the season ticket) but rise above it.
The good thing about his sniping is that he is bitter about leaving. He loved it here and feels he deserved longer. In terms of achievement on the pitch he probably did but in terms of entertainment and relationship with the fans his time was run.
It would be nice if he moved on. If he can't perhaps our fans can. I respect MM for what he did and wish him well with ROI. I wish he hadn't burnt his bridges in the way he did but he is ITFC history and we have had far worse managers in recent history. |
Oh, I am not encumbered by this. It was meant to be an ironic post but I am suspecting I did not do a great job on irony....
As I said, MM helped us punch above our weight in terms of results. But the performance and matchday experience went down hill to the point that many fans simply walked away. Many more than me.
Spent a lot of the last couple of seasons visiting lower league grounds completing the 92. Had not envisaged that would be a dry run for next season. However, I enjoyed most of those games far more than watching Town in the latter MM years. A welcome reminder that it is ultimately not how high you are in the football pyramid but whether you enjoyed your time and want to go back again next time. | | | |
| Careful what you wish for? on 22:35 - Jun 10 with 2141 views | christiand |
| Careful what you wish for? on 22:10 - Jun 10 by xrayspecs |
Appreciated what MM did for us. He was working on a shoe string.
Hated his obstinate failure to accept why Town fans fell out with him. I stopped my ST after many years because the four hour round trip became a heart sink. I am passionate about my club - have been since mid-70s - MM and his football gave me a reason not to come anymore.
I find his post-ITFC sniping incredibly bitter.
Anyway, new ST in a lower league with a new manager and cannot wait. |
MM would be grinding out results with the current Manchester City squad,he can’t deliver any other way. It’s what you get with him. | |
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| Careful what you wish for? on 23:06 - Jun 10 with 2044 views | BlueBadger |
| Careful what you wish for? on 21:40 - Jun 10 by C_HealyIsAPleasure |
2-0 now
5 points clear at the top of their qualifying group now, and 3 wins from 4 plus an away draw at the team in second. A successful campaign so far |
Yes, but he said some swearwords at a football match once. |  |
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| Careful what you wish for? on 23:15 - Jun 10 with 2022 views | BlueBadger |
| Careful what you wish for? on 22:14 - Jun 10 by xrayspecs |
Dour. Paint by numbers, Grind out a point. Sorry, football should be entertaining. It should be what we live for at the weekend, not what we endure. |
Personally, I'd have rather not endured getting relegated to the third division. | |
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| Careful what you wish for? on 23:16 - Jun 10 with 2016 views | StokieBlue |
| Careful what you wish for? on 21:40 - Jun 10 by C_HealyIsAPleasure |
2-0 now
5 points clear at the top of their qualifying group now, and 3 wins from 4 plus an away draw at the team in second. A successful campaign so far |
I think both points can be true can't they?
It can be dull as fook but still be a successful campaign.
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| Careful what you wish for? on 23:18 - Jun 10 with 2007 views | SpruceMoose |
Jesus wept.
Every time you make a post like this Mick laughs his cock off. |  |
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| Careful what you wish for? on 23:26 - Jun 10 with 2001 views | BlueBadger |
| Careful what you wish for? on 23:18 - Jun 10 by SpruceMoose |
Jesus wept.
Every time you make a post like this Mick laughs his cock off. |
There's definitely a weird kind of Stockholm Syndrome underlying all this 'look what Mick's doing, hahahahahaha I'm so glad we got relegated to the third division with nary a whimper' stuff.
Don't get me wrong, the man's time was up and things were STALE, but pretending things are BETTER at ITFC now is lunacy. [Post edited 11 Jun 2019 8:33]
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| Careful what you wish for? on 23:27 - Jun 10 with 1986 views | BlueBadger |
| Careful what you wish for? on 23:16 - Jun 10 by StokieBlue |
I think both points can be true can't they?
It can be dull as fook but still be a successful campaign.
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Curse you Stokie, for your endless bloody reasonableness. | |
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| Careful what you wish for? on 23:28 - Jun 10 with 1980 views | BlueBadger |
| Careful what you wish for? on 23:27 - Jun 10 by BlueBadger |
Curse you Stokie, for your endless bloody reasonableness. |
As a by-the-by, who would win a 'most reasonable poster on TWTD' contest out of Stokie or Guffers?
I reckon Guffers on technicalities but it would definitely go the full 12. | |
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| Careful what you wish for? on 23:29 - Jun 10 with 1981 views | BlueBadger |
| Careful what you wish for? on 22:16 - Jun 10 by Nthsuffolkblue |
Good for you (the season ticket) but rise above it.
The good thing about his sniping is that he is bitter about leaving. He loved it here and feels he deserved longer. In terms of achievement on the pitch he probably did but in terms of entertainment and relationship with the fans his time was run.
It would be nice if he moved on. If he can't perhaps our fans can. I respect MM for what he did and wish him well with ROI. I wish he hadn't burnt his bridges in the way he did but he is ITFC history and we have had far worse managers in recent history. |
We've had two of them in the last season alone. | |
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| Careful what you wish for? on 23:45 - Jun 10 with 1939 views | MJallday |
man does better at his job without constraints of transfer fees and availability of an entire country worth of players shocker.? |  |
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| Careful what you wish for? on 06:34 - Jun 11 with 1725 views | C_HealyIsAPleasure |
| Careful what you wish for? on 22:17 - Jun 10 by Ftnfwest |
That’s unfair as I didn’t mention that they also beat Georgia...after putting them off by throwing tennis balls at them just before the free kick |
2 of his 3 what’s came against Gibraltar? And they what Georgia? Exactly
Ipswich Town have only won 3 more games than Mick McCarthy has since he left the club. We’ve played 45 more games | |
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