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Comment | Town Launch New Kits
at 10:29:11
Home shirt 100%. Red one- sleeves look like 1980s bus seats but maybe that's intentional retro vibe. |
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Comment | Arteta: Davis Challenge Dangerous But Not Intentional
at 09:57:11
Poor challenge, which I instantly expected Davis to see a red card for. The subsequent applauding of Davis and booing of Saka was embarrassing. Our fans, particularly at away games, have been praised and applauded up and down the country by other supporters this season. This was not our finest moment. It merely added another layer of frustration to what, for me, was the least enjoyable performance I've seen at PR this season. |
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Comment | Miller Slaps Wardley at Chaotic Portman Road Press Conference
at 18:53:50
What a ridiculous stunt. It brings the colours of both Ipswich Town and Norwich City into disrepute. Make no mistake, I'm no fan if the Budgies but what business has some shouting, ill-tempered guy from New York got wearing their shirt? If I was Ashton I'd think very carefully about how this sort of stunt reflects on the club, it's community work and the message it sends to younger fans. Boxing is boxing, like pop music is pop music. Let's keep our shirts for the players. The Wardley bout has got nothing to do with football, either here or at Carrow Road. |
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Comment | FA Publish Cunha Ban Written Reasons
at 18:37:33
As a schools'- league and cup referee for many years, I was subject to "non-standard" outbursts on several occasions, usually from over-enthusiastic fathers. Cunha's joke punishment and the FA's pathetic ramblings are not sending a very strong message from the Premier League to the park pitches up and down the country...
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Comment | Cunha Banned For Two Games and Fined For Town Melee
at 11:01:40
This sanction is too light and too late. Any supporter, at any ground in the country, launching a similar assault on a steward could expect a lifetime stadium ban at the very least; and possibly criminal charges. Not a good look for the FA. |
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Comment | Ipswich Town 0-4 Newcastle United - Match Report
at 01:51:37
Concentrating solely on Muric's inability to play out from the back is missing the point. He has also made catastrophic errors with positioning, failing to come off his line, coming too far off his line, not anticipating attackers' movements, not anticipating defenders' movements and, yes, just giving the ball away.
Surely give Walton a run out in the next game or two? |
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Comment | Ipswich Town 0-4 Newcastle United - Match Report
at 01:51:35
Concentrating solely on Muric's inability to play out from the back is missing the point. He has also made catastrophic errors with positioning, failing to come off his line, coming too far off his line, not anticipating attackers' movements, not anticipating defenders' movements and, yes, just giving the ball away.
Surely give Walton a run out in the next game or two? |
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Comment | Scowcroft: Palace the Blueprint For Town to Follow
at 18:13:26
My memories are mostly of him standing on the touchline at the galf-way line,waiting to receive a lofted goal-kick in the days before playing out from the back was a thing.
Virtually all the outfield players would be huddled in a 10 square metre "target zone".How times,and tactics, have changed. |
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Comment | Scowcroft: Palace the Blueprint For Town to Follow
at 18:13:23
My memories are mostly of him standing on the touchline at the galf-way line,waiting to receive a lofted goal-kick in the days before playing out from the back was a thing.
Virtually all the outfield players would be huddled in a 10 square metre "target zone".How times,and tactics, have changed. |
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Comment | PGMOL: Webb Town Meeting Private
at 20:09:16
Well, that's not going to allay fans' fears of a conspiracy is it? How refreshing would it be if PGMOL had issued an apolgy for the blatent error in not awarding a penalty - and rescinded the red card as a gesture of good will! |
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