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RE: Tractor Boys Vs Terriers - town in essex - 23-10-2014
(23-10-2014, 21:00)theo_luddite Wrote: If it's this one https://m.facebook.com/MULBERRYHOSPITALITY?refsrc=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.co.uk%2F&_rdr and you do Faceache maybe it will tell you on there. Haven't seen it mentioned yet on ground review sites.
yes thats the one it was on the camra website i'm pretty sure it will ok
also there is the swan and mannings in the town centre that are real ale pubs
RE: Tractor Boys Vs Terriers - WakeyTerrier - 24-10-2014
I'm another that will gladly take a point at Portman Road tomorrow.
I quite like my trips to Ipswich despite the fact we never seem to win, it must be that the train Station, the pub and the ground are all very close together.
RE: Tractor Boys Vs Terriers - SHEP_HTAFC - 24-10-2014
Yep, I'd take a draw right now......I think we will lose this.
Not a mullering though...Powell has instilled a bit more bite in defence...even though we shipped 2 to Blackpool.
RE: Tractor Boys Vs Terriers - EastLondonTerrier - 24-10-2014
I just have a feeling we could nick something tomorrow, whether its one or three points I don't know. Is it just me or with the team playing so well and radi, hammill, nakhi and (potentially) vaughany to come back we're actually developing some real strength in depth in the team. Hoggy is finally showing some form, scannell and bunn you could argue are the two form wingers in the league right now combining to devastating effect, and wallace and gerrard are in the wings along with pelts if any of the back 4 drop off. Starting to feel a lot more optimistic than I was at the start of the season, really don't see the fuss about ipswich, mick is getting the most out of that squad which to me is mid-table at best.
RE: Tractor Boys Vs Terriers - WakeyTerrier - 24-10-2014
No fuss just never seem to get the rub of the green at Ipswich
RE: Tractor Boys Vs Terriers - ARTERRIER - 24-10-2014
We never win at Ipswich although I was there to see our last win, 3-1 about 18 year ago.
RE: Tractor Boys Vs Terriers - Lord Snooty - 25-10-2014
Three changes. Pelts, Dixon and Wells in. Robinson, Bunn and Skanz drop to the bench.
RE: Tractor Boys Vs Terriers - Denners - 25-10-2014
Call me cynical, but the line up looks like we're going for 8 defenders and long balls up to Holt with Wells feeding off the scraps.
I hope I'm wrong, but we don't look very adventurous. Are we just inviting Ipswich on? It's not like we're playing Real Madrid!
RE: Tractor Boys Vs Terriers - Lord Snooty - 25-10-2014
Looks like a soak up the pressure job and hit them on the break. Then bring Skanz and Bunny on to run at tired defenders.
RE: Tractor Boys Vs Terriers - theo_luddite - 25-10-2014
For those sat at home.
http://www.wiz1.net/channel33
Once Ana gets a little something off her chest.
Goal conceded from a corner - what a surprise.