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Your Millwall v Ipswich Town Match Reports

rfretwell added 18:05 - Oct 27 Absolute crap of a performance against a much poorer Millwall team than last season. Jackson so poor. Poor ball control, won hardly any thing in the air. Elliot, Millwalls big c/f may not be the most silky forward but he won loafs in the air and laid off well. How we miss Muphy. Second half just a joke. Endless errors from all our more experienced players. It doesn't get much worse than this.

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Pilgrimblue added 20:34 - Oct 27 It as a game that we should be winning but it showed what a v poor squad Hurst had put together. It would be difficult to find any pluses apart from the fans. For me Downes stood out but so young to take on so much! Bart - did ok but very exposed by poor defending Ward - very poor, bad crosses Chambers - badly needs tall left CB but did his best to rally side Pennington - tired very hard but gets out -jumped Knudsen - just rubbish, apart from throws Skuse - he's too slow and cannot create, should have taken control but passed backwards or nowhere Dozzel - tried but found it difficult Downes - MOM was everywhere and showed quality Chalobah - not a CB but at least tried to open them up and showed that he's a midfeilder with attacking skills Sears - whole hearted but poor support, needs a Murphy type with him Jackson - out of his depth, just runs and runs but not much else Spence - less said the better Edwards - too late to make a difference Antone who thinks that Hurst should have stayed would've thought differently after this. Millwall were nothing special but once they realised we were no threat they played with more confidence and goals would come and they did. Lambert has a huge task but glad he saw with his own eyes what he's up against . Maybe some non contract signings will give temporary relief but he's going to do well in January to avoid the drop,

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