28 Feb 2004
Which team was this we were watching then? Not any Ipswich side I can
recognise of late. Yes, that's right, a good, old-fashioned, unremarkable
two-nil home win. Wow. Lots to talk about though.
With Kuqi suspended, Joe opted for Counago to partner Dazza but curiously
put no recognised strikers (unless you count Reuser) on the bench. We all
wondered what would happen if one of the front men had to go off
(particularly Counago), ... More...
14 Feb 2004
Opposition as mediocre as this was probably our best hope of getting back on
track after being so demoralisingly outplayed last week, and although we
normally make a hash of beating poor teams, the only predictably distressing
thing about the afternoon was the by-now compulsory goal gifted to the
opponents right on half-time. Otherwise, it was a lot more encouraging all
round.
When the teams came out and we saw three centre-backs in blue, ... More...
7 Feb 2004
That'll be seventeen goals conceded in the last seven home games then (ten
of them in the last three) and no team can possibly win anything with a
defence like that. What was more worrying was how easily Wigan found it to
walk away with the points. They knew exactly how to beat us and just came
and did it. Even worse, when the whole crowd could see what they were doing
and ... More...