The Official Ipswich Town Thread
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dirty boy said:
Wow.
What a day.
My boy and I got into Ipswich at about 9:30 for breakfast, the place was already full with supporters and they just kept coming and coming.
Met two people I knew in the curve bar who didn't have tickets, one had come down from the midlands, the other from Lowestoft....madness!
Glorious day in the sun and the coach welcome, pitch celebrations...the whole thing was just the best day ever.
Wonderful way to cap off my last game with my son who's off to Uni.
Sounds great, very sad I missed. I used to live in Bury St Edmunds and go often. Too far from the West Country. What a day.
My boy and I got into Ipswich at about 9:30 for breakfast, the place was already full with supporters and they just kept coming and coming.
Met two people I knew in the curve bar who didn't have tickets, one had come down from the midlands, the other from Lowestoft....madness!
Glorious day in the sun and the coach welcome, pitch celebrations...the whole thing was just the best day ever.
Wonderful way to cap off my last game with my son who's off to Uni.
Venisonpie said:
dirty boy said:
Nice relaxed weekend everyone?
Ooh, pretty much. Bit of gardening followed by alfresco glass of wine or two, radio chirping in the background.Idle thoughts of who we might sign
Watching genius McKenna giving Southgate his masterplan for Euro domination on MNF lol
So much speculation on forums!
Unreal isn't it?
I've gone from cloud 9 to wanting to be back in League 1 with hope and optimism intact.
Just feels like there was something special brewing at the club, really wanting to create something, promotion ahead of schedule etc and a real legacy being made.
Moving now....just another manager. Two years, cheers.
Had the chance to be a club legend, but will never be remembered above Burley if he just ups and goes now, needed to be that PL manager we had.
I've gone from cloud 9 to wanting to be back in League 1 with hope and optimism intact.
Just feels like there was something special brewing at the club, really wanting to create something, promotion ahead of schedule etc and a real legacy being made.
Moving now....just another manager. Two years, cheers.
Had the chance to be a club legend, but will never be remembered above Burley if he just ups and goes now, needed to be that PL manager we had.
Why should a manager be loyal? Clubs will happily bin them off after a few bad results. That’s the truth of it. Ipswich may be less like that than other clubs but clubs and fans are quite fickle (we all are).
I would have liked to see what he did with you but I can totally see why he would take the offer from the other clubs.
I would have liked to see what he did with you but I can totally see why he would take the offer from the other clubs.
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