 | Blog | Favourites for Relegation
by BossMan at 15:25 3 Oct 2018
I'm a daily visitor to the bet365 website and noticed this morning that for the first time this season (with this particular bookmaker) we are now favourites for relegation. Of course, other bookmakers are available. |
| Blog | Anger is Not a Good Emotion
by TimS at 22:58 28 Sep 2018
I am starting to realise that as I grow older, I am harking back to a period of my life which seemed to be idyllic, but it probably was totally different in reality. |
| Blog | Six Was the Best
by SpiritOfJohn at 09:52 22 Sep 2018
When Kevin Beattie's book, The Beat, was published in 1998 there were a few informal signing sessions arranged. As I was a schoolboy in the 70s, Kevin was a footballing hero of mine, so I thought I would brave the crowds and get in the queue for his autograph at Brannigan's in Ipswich. My Mum was also a big fan, so we decided to get there early and wait in line. |
| Blog | By Any Means Unnecessary
by DazC at 16:37 19 Sep 2018
If there's one lesson that should be learned from Ipswich's match against Brentford, it's that sometimes you should stick with what you know. |
| Blog | A Driven Individual and - So Far - a Serial Winner
by monty_radio at 13:59 14 Sep 2018
In such a day as this when allowing your new manager and regime 10 games is considered the height of patience and sense and, by some, lenient nonsense, Paul Hurst is naturally incurring fans' spoken and written doubts after seven - albeit with an unrecognisable team. |
| Blog | The Long Haul
by DazC at 22:17 3 Aug 2018
I say this with the greatest of respect to the new regime at Ipswich Town, but brace yourselves - this voyage could get a little bumpy. |
| Blog | A New Team
by bbg at 21:53 3 Aug 2018
It was very obvious long before the end of last season we would be starting the season tomorrow with new management. However, as it gets closer to the transfer deadline next week, it is now looking possible that we could surprisingly also be seeing a team almost entirely changed from the previous year. |
 | Blog | Carpe Team
by SE1blue at 11:39 2 Aug 2018
“Make your lives extraordinary”’ - John Keating, Dead Poets Society. |
| Blog | Hopes of Yet to Come
by mosie at 09:02 27 Jul 2018
Here is a poem that I think sums up all fans' desires for next season. |
 | Blog | Show ME, How You Do That Trick
by Mullet at 15:50 1 Jul 2018
“It’s worth remembering the Championship is a really different prospect today, compared to when I invested 10 years ago.” |
| Blog | New Man, New Hope
by SpiritOfJohn at 13:53 30 Jun 2018
As an occasional poet of the third rate variety, I have been scratching around for a few weeks trying to think of a rhyme or song to fit our new manager. Paul Hurst is hardly a name to get the creative juices overflowing, which is due to its no-nonsense shortage of syllables rather than his achievements in the beautiful game. |
| Blog | End of Season Grades
by BlueBloke at 15:27 21 May 2018
Football might be one of life’s trivial pursuits in which it’s never quite possible to gain enough distance; I still wince, for instance, at the two Bobby Zamora goals that killed our promotion dream in the 2005 play-offs. |
| Blog | TS Eliot and the Football Waste Land
by monty_radio at 13:17 10 May 2018
April is the cruellest month – or so TS Eliot once said back in 1922, the year of the publication of his poem, The Waste Land, when the FA Cup final was done-and-dusted by the end of April. |
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