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Match Thread Ipswich Town 0-2 Everton - Saturday 19th October - 15:00
- Thread starter GrandOldTeam
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Started to watch, had to miss pretty much all, we win, again, seems to be the way!
I will watch no more!
UTFT
I will watch no more!
UTFT
Vintage
Player Valuation: £60m
They did well and Gana was a pure engine in the middle and can only play what's put on front of you but that Ipswich central midfield is as bad as I have ever seen in the leagueGana and Doucoure playing deep filled me with dread before the game but they were both good! Doucoure was showing for the ball AND completing passes
Vintage
Player Valuation: £60m
In fairness he does generally seem to get results in the important games that matter
Important win
COYB
COYB
Rooney_Tunes
Player Valuation: £40m
If Ipswich does not improve very quickly they will be relegated at the end of this season, BUT, we won, clean sheet and Keane scored.
Shocking but three priceless points.
Vintage
Player Valuation: £60m
Ya hard to see past Southampton and Ipswich ending up as the bottom 2
Kenyon
Player Valuation: £500k
Same here, i couold almost get to like him
Kenyon
Player Valuation: £500k
another one who seems to be turning it around….surprised me too. I thought Gueye was terrific, I mistook him for Ndiaye at times
Tylard
Player Valuation: £1.5m
Keane was ahead by one before my vote put him up by two. I love having choices for motm! Plenty of other really solid performances today too. Great 3 points.
He came back at half time and said he'd reviewed it again and it wasn't a pen.
Amazingly, yes. Yesterday… More touches than any other player on the pitch, good positioning and decision-making and used his experience in the right way.
Ipswich Fan in Peace
Player Valuation: Free Transfer
Oh deary me
That’s the worst performance from a McKenna Ipswich team since he’s been with us
We had a last minute injury crisis with our best defender this season Jacob Greaves injured at centre back. Then two injuries at right back, with our excellent Axel out, then Ben Johnson gets a late knock. So OShea goes out into that position. And we start with a League One pair of centre backs.
But that is not an excuse for a very large no show from so many players. Ipswich can’t expect to get anything in this league with what 8 players giving a 5 out of 10 performance.
The 15 minute delay and then that no show, combined with the missed Jack Clarke chance, and crucially swapping ends at kick-off - was that a Dyche plan?! - meant our normally excellent home atmosphere was virtually silent.
But credit to Everton, you had an ability to go into a structured deep two lines that was impenetrable, and you bossed the middle of the park. Dacoure the stand out player for me.
It wasn’t a penalty. But you could also argue that it wasn’t something VAR should be involved in.
We huffed and puffed but weren’t going to ever score. It’s a shame you didn’t get to see a real McKenna team or a true Portman Road atmosphere.
It was funny that on about 87mins when I think you knew the 3 points were yours the away end just went into a superb period of noise, which was by far the best we’ve seen in the Premier League - your local rivals were much more subdued.
I can see why Dyche frustrates, there was so serious slowing of the game - but you just had better players and he did set you up well. And actually you were quite speedy in transition which I wasn’t expecting.
Calvert-Lewin should have had a hatrick and for the wages he’s on he should have done.
But I would conclude that you beat a Town side that simple didn’t turn up. If we’d had the level of performance of Villa or Fulham, I think we’d be close to getting 3 points.
This Town TV channel is well worth a watch, with an ex player and discussion of the difference in level:
That’s the worst performance from a McKenna Ipswich team since he’s been with us
We had a last minute injury crisis with our best defender this season Jacob Greaves injured at centre back. Then two injuries at right back, with our excellent Axel out, then Ben Johnson gets a late knock. So OShea goes out into that position. And we start with a League One pair of centre backs.
But that is not an excuse for a very large no show from so many players. Ipswich can’t expect to get anything in this league with what 8 players giving a 5 out of 10 performance.
The 15 minute delay and then that no show, combined with the missed Jack Clarke chance, and crucially swapping ends at kick-off - was that a Dyche plan?! - meant our normally excellent home atmosphere was virtually silent.
But credit to Everton, you had an ability to go into a structured deep two lines that was impenetrable, and you bossed the middle of the park. Dacoure the stand out player for me.
It wasn’t a penalty. But you could also argue that it wasn’t something VAR should be involved in.
We huffed and puffed but weren’t going to ever score. It’s a shame you didn’t get to see a real McKenna team or a true Portman Road atmosphere.
It was funny that on about 87mins when I think you knew the 3 points were yours the away end just went into a superb period of noise, which was by far the best we’ve seen in the Premier League - your local rivals were much more subdued.
I can see why Dyche frustrates, there was so serious slowing of the game - but you just had better players and he did set you up well. And actually you were quite speedy in transition which I wasn’t expecting.
Calvert-Lewin should have had a hatrick and for the wages he’s on he should have done.
But I would conclude that you beat a Town side that simple didn’t turn up. If we’d had the level of performance of Villa or Fulham, I think we’d be close to getting 3 points.
This Town TV channel is well worth a watch, with an ex player and discussion of the difference in level: