Ipswich Town

[Jimbee]

We have some seasons where home and away records contrast wildly but this is unbelievable

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/eng_div_1/table/default.stm

 

[super_bees]

lol

 

[walkerbee]

must be almost a record???

 

[Willo]

lol

That was the most predicatable reply of the year

 

[Sweepy]

The only time I have seen a contrasting record like that is on an old version of Championship Manager.

Ipswich would have only needed to pick up a few wins on the road and they would be walking that league!

 

[super_bees]

That was the most predicatable reply of the year

 

[SmiffyBee]

 

[TW3Bee]

When we have a record like that the following season is the complete opposite.

 

[Mad Bee]

Should be a good game at Portman Road tomorrow with Portsmouth and their great away record coming to town.

 

[rebus]

I will be snapping there so will tell you first hand.

 

[SmiffyBee]

I will be snapping there so will tell you first hand.

marktractorboyfc ?

 

[weymouth bee]

That is unbelievable that they haven't won any away games.....



There is hope for us yet..............

 

[brentford bees]

that unlucky

 

[pompeybee]

Met their match today though ...

 

[nocoat]

Yeah, Halsey by all accounts

 

[beeeehive]

Played with 10 men most of the game so it could have been a lot worse then 1-0

 

[rebus]

Yeah, Halsey by all accounts

The usual fare from him today. One of the stewards told me he had brought along with him twenty, yes twenty, of his family and friends to watch the game at Ipswich's expense.

They had an interview with him in the programme and guess who he supports? QPR.

Pompey did a professional job on the tractor boys but their away support was silent all game.

 

[maddogging]

The usual fare from him today. One of the stewards told me he had brought along with him twenty, yes twenty, of his family and friends to watch the game at Ipswich's expense.

They had an interview with him in the programme and guess who he supports? QPR.

Pompey did a professional job on the tractor boys but their away support was silent all game.

no doubt the 'bell' end was there, probably still ringing in your ears now !

 

[TW3Bee]

They had an interview with him in the programme and guess who he supports? QPR.

Knew that when he was down to ref the Sunderland cup tie.

 

[pompeybee]

The usual fare from him today. One of the stewards told me he had brought along with him twenty, yes twenty, of his family and friends to watch the game at Ipswich's expense.

They had an interview with him in the programme and guess who he supports? QPR.

Pompey did a professional job on the tractor boys but their away support was silent all game.

From my experience officiating at league clubs they will give a couple of complimentaries as a matter of course, after that you pay unless the club is feeling generous. No referee would ask for 20, and if he did he wouldn't get them.

The sending off was ridiculous though. A bit like Starosta's the other week I thought.

 

[Beat Poet]

Ipswich Town chief executive Simon Clegg says he has made contact with potential replacements for Paul Jewell from "a long list of about 34 names".

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/20068840

It actually puts into perspective how many unemployed managers there are out there (though the list probably includes managers currently in jobs) and also how few managers there are on the "merry go round". I bet MA is on their radar, he's a master at arresting slumps and has unfinished business at Championship level.

 

[TW3Bee]

Butcher mentioned too.

 

[Beat Poet]

George Burley would be a mistake, he's had his day.

 

[absenteebee]

Georgshe Burley would be a mishtake, he'sh had hish day, hic.

 

[Brentford 4 Life]

Really thought they would be a force the last couple of seasons, Paul Jewell's rep will be in tatters after his stint there
.

 

[Beat Poet]

Mick McCarthy is the favourite for the job. I bet he could make something out of that raggle taggle squad.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/20136296

 

[TW3Bee]

Mick McCarthy is the favourite for the job. I bet he could make something out of that raggle taggle squad.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/20136296

He seems to be the favourite for every job that comes up.

 

[absenteebee]

He seems to be the favourite for every job that comes up.

...Certainly ever since O'Neill went to Sunderland and Bruce to Hull.

 

[Beat Poet]

They've taken McGoldrick and McLean on loan, DJ has gone back to QPR (but possibly returning) but if they have these three up front, that's a pretty good strikeforce.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football-20912757

 

[bees66]

They've taken McGoldrick and McLean on loan, DJ has gone back to QPR (but possibly returning) but if they have these three up front, that's a pretty good strikeforce.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football-20912757

surprised they didn't go for Jake Cassidy aswell..

 

[Stanley]

They've taken McGoldrick and McLean on loan, DJ has gone back to QPR (but possibly returning) but if they have these three up front, that's a pretty good strikeforce.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football-20912757

Good news for us that McGoldrick has gone there as he was knocking them in for Coventry, thought he looked good at GP.

 

[Brentford 4 Life]

surprised they didn't go for Jake Cassidy aswell..

Shame they didn't

 

[JBN]

Nice touch by Paul Anderson offering to pay for damage as a result of his goal, even though he was miles away!

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-suffolk-32686659

 

[SmiffyBee]

Ipswich are the greatest team the wold has ever seen.