| With Woolfenden leaving... 22:51 - Sep 1 with 813 views | judespiveyg |
Ipswich no longer have any players to have played under Mick McCarthy or Paul Hurst, and leaves Elkan Baggott as the last man standing of the Paul Lambert regime (a single Papa John's trophy appearance in 2020-21). |  |
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| With Woolfenden leaving... on 23:03 - Sep 1 with 728 views | pointofblue |
Did Woolfenden ever play under McCarthy? Or Hurst come to think of it. Cup games, I guess. |  |
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| With Woolfenden leaving... on 23:20 - Sep 1 with 643 views | catch74 |
| With Woolfenden leaving... on 23:03 - Sep 1 by pointofblue |
Did Woolfenden ever play under McCarthy? Or Hurst come to think of it. Cup games, I guess. |
I’m pretty sure he played v Palace in the Carabou cup. |  |
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| With Woolfenden leaving... on 23:24 - Sep 1 with 617 views | pointofblue |
| With Woolfenden leaving... on 23:20 - Sep 1 by catch74 |
I’m pretty sure he played v Palace in the Carabou cup. |
Ah thanks. I didn't realise he went that far back. | |
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| With Woolfenden leaving... on 23:37 - Sep 1 with 577 views | positivity |
baggott made his debut just after the legendary cornell/ward/hawkins triumvirate and the game before the hapless keanan bennetts. difficult to believe it's the same club!
in the 5 years since, he's made a grand total of 7 appearances for us | |
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| With Woolfenden leaving... on 08:04 - Sep 2 with 408 views | judespiveyg |
| With Woolfenden leaving... on 23:03 - Sep 1 by pointofblue |
Did Woolfenden ever play under McCarthy? Or Hurst come to think of it. Cup games, I guess. |
Two league cup games in 2017-18 under McCarthy (and two in the league at the end of the season under Klug). Was subbed on at half time for Donacien against Blackburn on the first day of the 2018-19 season, being loaned to Swindon for the rest of the season the following day. [Post edited 2 Sep 8:05]
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| With Woolfenden leaving... on 08:37 - Sep 2 with 340 views | ParisBlue |
Just Walton (on loan), Burns and Humphreys left who played under Cook. |  |
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| With Woolfenden leaving... on 14:23 - Sep 2 with 183 views | darkhorse28 |
It’s the leadership group form Paul Cook we miss.., Chaplin, Burns, Morsy, Burgess - they were the core that wanted to run though walls for each other, themselves, and the club.
I’m sorry, McKenna has been hit and miss in the market, but we have signed some quality players for sure, but I’m not sure a single one has the attributes between the ears that those players exuded.
I don’t think we’d have had any success without those four, none.
And that’s damning of our recruitment policy, at times, too many round pegs in square holes, and a concerning lack of understanding of what it takes to build high performance teams.., it’s not exclusively done in coaching sessions, and McKenna doesn’t seem to get that.., it’s too long period now, to be anything but true.
He swam the channel with some of the leaders he inherited.
Young has it…, he’s 40, and I can’t name another, not even O’Shea if I’m honest.
That says exactly what we need to know.
Talented squad’s alone don’t win promotions.
Ask Southampton.., ask Leeds.
Sam, Massimo, Leif, Chaplin, Burgess, Burns, they had levels of desire that the quality at those clubs couldn’t live with.
We’ll miss out this season, on the same basis…, and saying we’ll get anywhere near that level
Is generous.
McKenna has replaced blood curdling desire and passion.., with .., well I won’t swear.., talented nodding dogs, who mostly wouldn’t cross the road for each other.
Schoolboy levels of strategic thinking.., we really have a complete vacuum above McKenna - it’s not 1989, he shouldn’t be doing this alone.., with no agency or consequence.
We’re the complete opposite of Bournemouth, Brighton, Brentford, Wolves et al | | | |
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