| Were we actually the better side? 18:02 - Feb 20 with 885 views | chrismakin |
Yeah we had a few chances. But oxford had their own chances. We hoofed it and lost the ball they tried to pass and lost the ball
It was an ugly game of very little quality I wouldn't say wither side deserved the 3 points. |  |
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| Were we actually the better side? on 18:03 - Feb 20 with 878 views | noggin |
No we weren't. |  |
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| Were we actually the better side? on 18:24 - Feb 20 with 789 views | patrickswell |
I'm assuming it was a similar game to those vs Peterborough and Sunderland except we didn't shoot ourselves in the foot with a dopey sending off or own goal. |  | | |
| Were we actually the better side? on 18:27 - Feb 20 with 778 views | thebooks |
I’d say we shaded it, maybe, although Oxford finished more strongly. We did have three clear chances at the start of the second half, and we defended well.
But it was a close game at home against a fairly middling third tier team. F*!cking state of the club. |  | | |
| Were we actually the better side? on 18:29 - Feb 20 with 761 views | noggin |
| Were we actually the better side? on 18:24 - Feb 20 by patrickswell |
I'm assuming it was a similar game to those vs Peterborough and Sunderland except we didn't shoot ourselves in the foot with a dopey sending off or own goal. |
It was far from convincing. | |
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| Were we actually the better side? on 18:32 - Feb 20 with 742 views | CornishMariner |
It was the old cliche of two sides cancelling each other out. Neither deserved to win, neither deserved to lose. Both sides mistakes were covered up by the inability of the other to exploit them. |  |
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| Were we actually the better side? on 18:35 - Feb 20 with 723 views | Quilterstown |
That was a midtable performance by two midtable teams, making mistakes throughout |  | | |
| Were we actually the better side? on 18:35 - Feb 20 with 718 views | Bluefish |
Scrappy game, pretty even |  |
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| Were we actually the better side? on 18:36 - Feb 20 with 716 views | Trequartista |
It's been almost 12 weeks since our first dose of Oxford, but there were no signs of improved efficacy.
ok, i think it's time to log off. |  |
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| Were we actually the better side? on 18:36 - Feb 20 with 707 views | lazyblue |
Yes we were, I want PL gone but have to be honest apart from the last 15mins we were by far the better side. | | | |
| Were we actually the better side? on 18:37 - Feb 20 with 702 views | chrismakin |
| Were we actually the better side? on 18:24 - Feb 20 by patrickswell |
I'm assuming it was a similar game to those vs Peterborough and Sunderland except we didn't shoot ourselves in the foot with a dopey sending off or own goal. |
Being honest. You could have literally broken one of the oxfords players legs off the ball and no foul would have been given | |
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| Were we actually the better side? on 19:01 - Feb 20 with 617 views | Nthsuffolkblue |
I felt we shaded it but whilst we hit the post and had one cleared off the line, we were also grateful to a very good block from Harrop and a decent save from Holy.
Whilst I would agree we shaded the chances, I think both sides would have felt hard done by to lose. |  |
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| Were we actually the better side? on 19:04 - Feb 20 with 595 views | NthQldITFC |
| Were we actually the better side? on 18:37 - Feb 20 by chrismakin |
Being honest. You could have literally broken one of the oxfords players legs off the ball and no foul would have been given |
The cynic would suggest that somebody thought it might be wise if Ipswich were given no possible cause to complain about a referee this week. |  |
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| Were we actually the better side? on 19:09 - Feb 20 with 571 views | BlueBertie |
| Were we actually the better side? on 18:36 - Feb 20 by lazyblue |
Yes we were, I want PL gone but have to be honest apart from the last 15mins we were by far the better side. |
By far the better side? No we weren't.  | | | |
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