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Berra wrapping his arms around attacker in front a la Titanic pose and somehow getting away with it. Also Berra looking completely knackered at all times and close to physical collapse but always being ahead of others and defending brilliantly.
Myles Kenlock running like a Thunderbird puppet. FAB!
To expand on Morsy's Morsy-isms, can we also appreciate how 'handsy' he is? I've always wondered if he's got a permanently dislocated little finger on one hand, it's always sticking out miles away from his other digits.
Allan Hunter going back towards goal. Not the most elegant of runners, he’d sometimes do a 180 degree turn with the ball, leaving the forward in his wake.
David Linighan always led the team out looking like he was ready to murder somebody.
Colin Viljoen never kicked the ball before a game. He’d just do stretches.
Clive Woods running a full back ragged for 20 or 30 minutes then inexplicably allowng a standing trap from a long pass "york" himself followed by a double teapot!
Richard Wright used to take goal kicks/free kicks and after he pinged it upfield he tilted his head to the side like a dog haha
I seem to remember that Wright used to point his index finger and thumb out perpendicular to each other with his other fingers curled up like a gun during his follow through for goal kicks. A little bit like this guy - Anyone else notice that? I used to comment on it with my brother all the time.
Not during the match but I've always liked the way Chaplin sprints into the opposition half, puffs his chest out and pulls his cuffs down just before taking kick-off. Especially as he's probably the least intimidating looking player in the team.
Also enjoy the conclusion of the pre-match warm-ups being signified by Slicker's crossbar challenge attempt from the half-way line.
To expand on Morsy's Morsy-isms, can we also appreciate how 'handsy' he is? I've always wondered if he's got a permanently dislocated little finger on one hand, it's always sticking out miles away from his other digits.
Oh, and Myles Kenlock's run, obviously.
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Steve McCall had a funny run as well - like he never seemed to really stretch his legs. Bit of. Douglas run really!
The Fabian Wilnis step-over. Could see it coming a mile off from the stands! Also the Glen Pennyfather turning circle - though I think that was due to him having one leg shorter than the other!
You put your left leg in, your right arm out In out, in out, you shake it all about You do the Tony Mowbray and you turn around And that's what it's all about... Oooooooooooh Tony Mowbray Oooooooooooh Tony Mowbray Oooooooooooh Tony Mowbray Arm up, flag up, you're offside!
Gates was his little finger flick celebration after scoring surely?
Steve Whitton with his ' I should have played in the 1950's' goal celebrations or lack of.
I think Whitton is my favourite ever Ipswich player. He was just so weird; a 6’4 right winger with no pace at all who could barely run and jump but could smash it off either foot. The best debut performance of any player in our living history. Took corners and free kicks with either foot. Constantly looked like he had just come in from being on the p1ss. What a guy .
In the spirit of reconciliation and happiness at the end of the Banter Era (RIP) and as a result of promotion I have cleared out my ignore list. Look forwards to reading your posts!
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