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The #LUFC Breakfast Debate (Wednesday 3rd March) Can anyone stop Ipswich
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Re: The #LUFC Breakfast Debate (Wednesday 3rd March) Can anyone stop Ipswich
I have it on good authority that Ipswich will fade
Re: The #LUFC Breakfast Debate (Wednesday 3rd March) Can anyone stop Ipswich
Ipswich are a pest
Would be better if they just won games, 3 up in the 80th minute.
But no!!!
They are 2 down in the 90th minute then score 3 goals or some ridiculous shite!!!!
What I do know is 31 points won from losing positions is the most since Blackpool in 2012 (32 they managed).
You have to begrudgingly admire them imo.
They have no right to be competing with 3 of the best sides the Championship has seen, each with Premier league players and budgets.
But they are as things stand ahead of us all with a midfield of Sam Morsy and Massimo Luongo, 2 plodders.
And have lost less games than everyone.
It's madness.
I actually think they are quite similar to the Bielsa team, no real superstars (Hernandez aside of course) but very fit, very well coached, and a never say die attitude.
But it's time they stopped it now and sodded off, they'd win the playoffs anyway.
Pack it in now Ipswich.
Would be better if they just won games, 3 up in the 80th minute.
But no!!!
They are 2 down in the 90th minute then score 3 goals or some ridiculous shite!!!!
What I do know is 31 points won from losing positions is the most since Blackpool in 2012 (32 they managed).
You have to begrudgingly admire them imo.
They have no right to be competing with 3 of the best sides the Championship has seen, each with Premier league players and budgets.
But they are as things stand ahead of us all with a midfield of Sam Morsy and Massimo Luongo, 2 plodders.
And have lost less games than everyone.
It's madness.
I actually think they are quite similar to the Bielsa team, no real superstars (Hernandez aside of course) but very fit, very well coached, and a never say die attitude.
But it's time they stopped it now and sodded off, they'd win the playoffs anyway.
Pack it in now Ipswich.
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Re: The #LUFC Breakfast Debate (Wednesday 3rd March) Can anyone stop Ipswich
As for Leicester, and Everton and Forest for that matter.
All pleading victimisation and moaning.
Pish off
All pleading victimisation and moaning.
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Re: The #LUFC Breakfast Debate (Wednesday 3rd March) Can anyone stop Ipswich
A very feeble excuse especially when you considerEllandback1 wrote: ↑Wed Apr 03, 2024 9:25 am Is it just me that finds Leicester's excuse really strange?
Sheff Utd
2019-2020 9th
2020-2021 20th
and even us 2020-2021 9th and then surviving the following season 21/22 in the last game of the season.
So Leicester had 2 very recent examples of how easy it is for a team in 9th to plummet, so it is hardly a wild leap of imagination for a team to go from 8th to relegation trouble.
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Re: The #LUFC Breakfast Debate (Wednesday 3rd March) Can anyone stop Ipswich
So true sean, everyones cup final is against us and we know it, we've done tremendously well so far this season, it's basically carry on as normal, boro would love nothing better than to be the team to upset our chances though, their fans would rather beat us than anyone else including sunderland this season.Sean_Nile wrote: ↑Wed Apr 03, 2024 10:50 am We are used to teams playing us as though it were their cup final. They put in some extra effort, and get tired from their exertions, then after playing hard and getting somewhat exhausted, their next game is against one of our promotion rival, who roll them over easily because of their exertions against us.
Luckily this is not the case in the 6 game run in. In fact it may be to our advantage that Ipswich play Boro on the 13th and us a week later.
Boro have still got skin in the game since there is a small chance they could still make the playoffs.
Best possible scenario is Boro play hard and win, then when we meet them their team have no energy left and it is a walk over for us
We have to be up for every challenge, and I expect us to be, 1-0 underperforming scary wins will do it.
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Re: The #LUFC Breakfast Debate (Wednesday 3rd March) Can anyone stop Ipswich
They've got to figure out these FFP punishments in a more timely manner. Leicester will get their come uppance at some point. But what about the teams that got relegated the last 2 years. What about the teams that would miss out this season if Leicester got promoted. Any punishment has to happen within the same time frame.
Re: The #LUFC Breakfast Debate (Wednesday 3rd March) Can anyone stop Ipswich
Living within the Ipswich post code area I've heard that McKenna's team talk is "Hunt them down".... that's the ipswich mentality.
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Re: The #LUFC Breakfast Debate (Wednesday 3rd March) Can anyone stop Ipswich
Exactly what I've been saying for far too long AJSandrewjohnsmith wrote: ↑Wed Apr 03, 2024 3:22 pm They've got to figure out these FFP punishments in a more timely manner. Leicester will get their come uppance at some point. But what about the teams that got relegated the last 2 years. What about the teams that would miss out this season if Leicester got promoted. Any punishment has to happen within the same time frame.
It really shows what a bunch of useless tossers they are that run these things, I can't help but feel if it were LUFC, they would come down on us a lot sooner and a lot harder.
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Re: The #LUFC Breakfast Debate (Wednesday 3rd March) Can anyone stop Ipswich
We literally sold Phillips and Raphinha to balance the books. We got relagated,mentalcase wrote: ↑Wed Apr 03, 2024 3:28 pm Exactly what I've been saying for far too long AJS
It really shows what a bunch of useless tossers they are that run these things, I can't help but feel if it were LUFC, they would come down on us a lot sooner and a lot harder.
We sold/loaned about 10 or 12 players this season to be in compliance with FFP. Leicester didn't. Hence they're cheating. And we shouldn't be neck and neck with them for promotion.
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Re: The #LUFC Breakfast Debate (Wednesday 3rd March) Can anyone stop Ipswich
Yea, it makes absolutely no sense at all, not fair either to all the other clubs who are doing their utmost to comply with rules & regs.andrewjohnsmith wrote: ↑Wed Apr 03, 2024 3:44 pm We literally sold Phillips and Raphinha to balance the books. We got relagated,
We sold/loaned about 10 or 12 players this season to be in compliance with FFP. Leicester didn't. Hence they're cheating. And we shouldn't be neck and neck with them for promotion.
If you get a speeding ticket, you have limited time to cough up, otherwise the penalty charge goes up.
Appears to me that the governing body of football makes things up ad-lib to suit, it really needs sorting once and for all, asap.
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Re: The #LUFC Breakfast Debate (Wednesday 3rd March) Can anyone stop Ipswich
Fair play to them if that’s the case but they seem to be getting that bit of good fortune as well which helps.
The bloke who scored the winner was surrounded by four players, he slipped, got up , moved the ball to the side and toe-poked it in without any of them stepping in front to block him.
I can’t imagine that happening to us.
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Re: The #LUFC Breakfast Debate (Wednesday 3rd March) Can anyone stop Ipswich
Ipswich have a trick run in:
Norwich (a) - local derby and Norwich need points to stay in playoff places
Watford (h) - Watford in good form
Boro (h) - probably a gimme - Born have nothing to play for
Hull (a) - tricky fixture especially as Hull need points for the playoffs
Coventry (a) - again tricky, Coventry on the edge of play off places
Huddersfield (h) - could relegate Huddersfield if they are not already gone at that stage
Norwich (a) - local derby and Norwich need points to stay in playoff places
Watford (h) - Watford in good form
Boro (h) - probably a gimme - Born have nothing to play for
Hull (a) - tricky fixture especially as Hull need points for the playoffs
Coventry (a) - again tricky, Coventry on the edge of play off places
Huddersfield (h) - could relegate Huddersfield if they are not already gone at that stage
Re: The #LUFC Breakfast Debate (Wednesday 3rd March) Can anyone stop Ipswich
I've made amends Riot. Ive posted on his Birthday thread. (Thanks to you by the way for reminding me)
I've been busy all day with my 93 year old Dad up in Wakey, both of us visiting my friend who I haven't seen for 42 years!!!! We knew each other when we were 2 years old, started nursery, junior and secondary school together. We lost touch when I went out to the middle east and then i moved to Suffolk.
Then, I took Dad for a pint....where we met up with my cousin who Dad hadn't seen for about 20 years, and I only met up with him by chance about 18 months ago whilst walking houndie....quite an emotional day I can tell you.
Hope dear heccy will understand
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Re: The #LUFC Breakfast Debate (Wednesday 3rd March) Can anyone stop Ipswich
What are the chances of meeting a cousin, who you haven’t seen for that long, whilst walking a dog. Brilliant.whiteswan wrote: ↑Thu Apr 04, 2024 12:03 am I've made amends Riot. Ive posted on his Birthday thread. (Thanks to you by the way for reminding me)
I've been busy all day with my 93 year old Dad up in Wakey, both of us visiting my friend who I haven't seen for 42 years!!!! We knew each other when we were 2 years old, started nursery, junior and secondary school together. We lost touch when I went out to the middle east and then i moved to Suffolk.
Then, I took Dad for a pint....where we met up with my cousin who Dad hadn't seen for about 20 years, and I only met up with him by chance about 18 months ago whilst walking houndie....quite an emotional day I can tell you.
Hope dear heccy will understand
Sounds like you had a great day Swannie
Don’t cry because you said goodbye to your pet, smile because you said hello