Welcome Ipswich. 2 to go.
7 Oct 2024
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I don't have any reason to hate Ipswich so I'm fine with this.
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I'm not sure anyone does to be fair. They're just kind of, well, Ipswich.
Except Norwich. Maybe Colchester? Is that a thing?
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I'm starting to worry about Soton. They need to sack Russell.
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Shame Everton aren’t struggling a bit more. If they sacked Dyche then he’d be a good man to rock up and get Soton over the line.
I don’t like this race dragging on into the new year. Usually I feel like it’s pretty much done and dusted by now… really ramming home how awful* a season that was.
*hillarious
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Just the thought of a RM team transitioning mid-season to Dycheball has filled me with good cheer. Seasons greetings!
Southampton are going down. It's just a question of whether they can fall over the line of derby's record. Points per game so far suggest just. I'm not so sure.
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His sacking was on #skysportsnews at exactly the same time as this post.
Lined up for Stevie Cooper, and I'd love it if they climbed up above Leicesesester to 17th on the final day.
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You’re always telling us that new manager bounce is mainly about the effect of transitioning from one approach to another. So this plan should work perfectly.
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Point of order. Teams are often at their best when they have bits of the old one, and bits of the new one. Southampton's best is not good enough.
It's not a fucking magic wand.
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Sunday would be a good time for Wolves to get over the line. Lose to Leicester and they’d be 8 points behind, which is a sizeable gap to make up with almost half the season gone.
Hopefully Cunha doesn’t get suspended until the new year.
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They're already over the 12 points line of course, but if Ipswidge can pull something out of the bag at home to Noocassul in the Bobby Robson trophy shield while Wolves get to the magic number on Sunday, then good cheer and merriment shall prevail.
We'll have already trounced Tinpot FC, West London edition by then en route to European place glory obviously.
