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Report | Ipswich Town v Southampton Your Report added by Linkboy13 at 15:37:49
We looked like a team in the middle of a minor rebuild. Morsy was really missed Azor needs games as he looked well off the pace. Southampton looked Knackered second half but we couldn't take advantage of it. |
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Report | Ipswich Town v Southampton Your Report added by Bluesky at 15:34:57
Much improved from Birmingham game. Great pressing won the early goal but we relaxed the pressure. Jack Clarke must come right soon I hope , but.. We so miss Morsy's confidence and reliability in the centre especially when playing out. Palmer always seems so surprised to get a backpass and seems undecided at times what to do with it - scary! Great to see Sammy go the 90 and he worked hard. An entertaining game and result about right. Re-affirmed my relief that we didn't go for Downes. He is not a nice player and hunted Taylor for a second yellow. Yep, we'll do ok this season. |
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Report | Bromley v Ipswich Town Your Report added by melstpier at 12:41:30
Where were our superstars when we needed them? All this money spent and we can’t beat Bromley! Good luck to them. They knew how useless Ipswich are in cup matches and had the strategy to beat us. We couldn’t hold the ball, where was the crisp passing we had and too many players appeared to be using it as a training match. Very disappointing start to the season. Hope it improves VERY soon. |
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Report | Bromley v Ipswich Town Your Report added by Pilgrimblue at 09:16:07
Yet another poor cup performance! I don’t get KM with his strategy as surely start fast and then ease off. Johnson only player that looked like striker whereas Al Ham must be off loaded asap.
I’d take their CH on trial as he could add much needed height and muscle. |
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Report | Bromley v Ipswich Town Your Report added by melstpier at 08:41:20
Where were our superstars when we needed them? All this money spent and we can’t beat Bromley! Good luck to them. They knew how useless Ipswich are in cup matches and had the strategy to beat us. We couldn’t hold the ball, where was the crisp passing we had and too many players appeared to be using it as a training match. Very disappointing start to the season. Hope it improves VERY soon. |
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Report | Bromley v Ipswich Town Your Report added by timleatham at 07:02:37
We must have the worst cup record out of all football league clubs over the past 15 years! Same old same each year. I have no issue with the team that Kieran picked. Players let him and us down. Ali sadly not at required standard. Leif continues to look a shadow of the player he was when we were last in the Championship. Jack Clarke had a shocker and rarely beat his man. Johnson was the only player who in my view had a good game. Humphries was neat and tidy however played it safe too much and did not create much. Our centre back pairing did not cope well with corners. All will be forgotten if we beat Saints on Sunday though! |
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Report | Bromley v Ipswich Town Your Report added by kiwiblue at 02:26:31
The defensive midfield partnership were good going forward but totally bypassed in their defensive rolls.
Ali was so far off the pace and so was Clarke really not sure if its a lack of belief or understanding. For Ben Johnson to be the standout player makes you wonder what next......
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Report | Bromley v Ipswich Town Your Report added by aljames at 23:47:37
Continued our poor cup record with another sub standard performance. Forwards again guilty of missing the few chances made. A few bright glimpses from Ogbene, Jack Clarke with Leif Davis & Kipre & Ashley Young in defence. Overall lacked cohesion up front & we looked vulnerable to breakaways in defence. Hopefully we can improve all round if we are to iive up to our Championship favourites forecast. |
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Report | Bromley v Ipswich Town Your Report added by prebbs007 at 23:37:11
Let’s really hope AAH Clarke Taylor Wallyden Chaplin never play again. All not good enough. Horrendous transfer window MA has to take a lot of blame. Always in the press giving it large when we’re on the up and complete silence when we’re on the slippery slope which we very much are. Kmc is under huge pressure. 4 wins in 40 games would be enough to get any manager the sack. Living up n borrowed time unless things change fast. |
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Report | Bromley v Ipswich Town Your Report added by prebbs007 at 23:29:50
Let’s really hope AAH Clarke Taylor Wallyden Chaplin never play again. All not good enough. Horrendous transfer window MA has to take a lot of blame. Always in the press giving it large when we’re on the up and complete silence when we’re on the slippery slope which we very much are. Kmc is under huge pressure. 4 wins in 40 games would be enough to get any manager the sack. Living up n borrowed time unless things change fast. |
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Report | Birmingham City v Ipswich Town Your Report added by Robert_Garrett at 17:02:30
We have to accept that we are THE team to beat so we will play 46 cup finals. After watching the efficient friendlies it was hard to explain the stiffness of the players. Not playing in their best positions and some strange decisions especially Jack Clarke? Still a week to sort it out before confronting likewise late scorers Southampton. Dwell on the positives. |
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Report | Birmingham City v Ipswich Town Your Report added by PositivelyPortman at 10:43:47
Diabolical and clueless ref. Probably the worst that Town have played since KMac took over. Who’d have thought we’d end the game with Taylor and Humphreys in midfield and Al-Hamadi on the right wing?
Having said that a point was ok from that shambles of a game. |
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Report | Birmingham City v Ipswich Town Your Report added by aljames at 10:17:01
Certainly take a point from that performance. Only shot on target was the penalty. Birmingham were the better side, they worked hard & harassed us throughout the game. An eye opener to the Championship with a rougher edge than the Premier. Hopefully that was a one off poor performance & we can learn lessons & move on. |
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