 | Blog | Assets, Chasms and Withering Patterns
at 19:07 17 Apr 2025
“The short answer is yes. I’m still happy here”, said Kieran McKenna when asked if he was committed to the club at a recent press conference. |
| Blog | Excellent in All Aspects
at 09:21 14 Jun 2024
Living over an hour away from Portman Road, I find myself very much in the minority as an Ipswich supporter. It has always felt like fans of more established Premier League clubs would casually enquire about Town out of courtesy rather than curiosity. |
| Blog | Fine Margins and Five Matters
at 15:40 14 Apr 2023
Whether Ipswich appeared destined for the play-offs in February or are on course for automatic promotion in April, Kieran McKenna's persona has remained remarkably calm. |
| Blog | McKenna's Marvellous Hybrid Formation
at 10:30 23 Jul 2022
“I don’t speak to players a lot about 4-2-3-1, 4-3-3 or 3-5-2 and think it’s about them understanding their roles and responsibilities on the pitch, as well as the spaces we want to attack and where to defend.†|
| Blog | The Gamechanger Paradox
at 13:39 2 May 2022
"It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of belief, it was the epoch of incredulity, it was the season of Light, it was the season of Darkness, it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair..." |
| Blog | McCarthy’s Ipswich: A Work in Progress
at 11:47 18 Feb 2013
Had the Championship season commenced on 1st November 2012 when Mick McCarthy was appointed as Ipswich Town manager, then at the time of writing the Blues would be placed an incredible fourth rather than 18th in the league. |
| Blog | [Blog] What a Difference a Year Makes
at 12:10 27 Jul 2012
Wednesday evening’s performance may have been against limited opponents, yet the gulf in class between second tier Ipswich Town and fifth tier Cambridge United was far more evident this year. |
| Blog | [Blog] Pre-Season Thus Far
at 14:33 14 Jul 2010
Having spent the last five weeks watching England’s grossly overpaid and overrated prima donnas on television, it was refreshing to watch live football again as Ipswich took on two clubs at the grassroots of English football: Newmarket and Histon. |
| Blog | [Blog] This Is England
at 14:53 1 Jun 2010
So Fabio Capello has finished his 180-minute experiment yet one still suspects that the England manager is no nearer to knowing his best IX. Having witnessed his various combinations stand in awe of Mexican passing efficiency and then gift possession to the Japanese, the square jawed Italian should be all too aware of England’s weaknesses. |
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