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    Neutrals point of view of last nights game

    Ipswich town supporters point of view from last night's game.

    An excellent blog and a very fair assessment, would you say?

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ck9fp7OLz-4

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    Re: Neutrals point of view of last nights game

    I enjoyed that. Excellent report.

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    Agreed.

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    I didn't see the game but he came across as having no bias towards either team and the report itself was presented really clearly and concisely. Good find!

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    Re: Good post from ****

    Good thread. Hopefully they'll do this more often.

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    Got a lot of time for the Blades fans, I'd like to see them promoted with us. Derby fans said some positive comments too.

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    Nice to see a post other than the usual ‘remember the time we kicked their heads in’ post

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    Will make interesting reading in work later.

    I liked the Ipswich fan review of the game thought he was pretty decent in his analysis of both teams.

    Picked up on sky lastnight too "Cardiff just don't take 20 passes to get to the half way line" and he seemed to agree if was better to get the ball into the final third quickly rather than passing sideways.

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    Re: Good post from ****

    All very interesting, but did it kick off?

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    "Not sure why people raving about a Baardiff side we just beat, where Lj clearly outwitted CW and the feeling among our fans is far more positive than at theat dying club across the river."

    Bristol's fans are a weird bunch, I'm sure Bogle's red card was part of their gameplan?

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    Re: Good post from ****

    Quite interesting.

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    Re: Good post from ****

    I see that Baloo has made his mark on Molineux Mix

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    Re: Good post from ****

    Quote Originally Posted by Pearcey3 View Post
    I see that Baloo has made his mark on Molineux Mix
    Unhinged

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    Re: Good post from ****

    Quote Originally Posted by jamieccfc View Post
    Unhinged
    Harsh but fair

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    Re: Good post from ****

    Quote Originally Posted by thehumblegringo View Post
    Thoughtful reply from Wolves fan:

    "We're they're competition at the top aren't we? That'll be why they're concentrating on what we're doing and how we're doing it.

    If the boot was on the other foot we'd be talking about them and trying to accuse them of all sorts whilst hoping the wheels fall off.

    To be honest so far this season they deserve a lot more credit from the media than they're getting. The media and Channel 5 keeps going on about how good we are and the other teams that are hanging on to our shirt tails are barely getting a look in. Can you imagine how annoying it is for fans of the other clubs challenging at the top?

    I can remember being in the Premier League and being one of the handful of clubs who were always shown last on Match Of The Day irrespective of whether we played well or the match itself was brilliant. We only ever were on earlier than that when we'd had a right tonking from one of the big boys. Nobody talked about us and it was frustrating.

    It's almost as frustrating as this constant obsession with how much money we've spent when in reality other teams like Middlesbrough so far have spent more, albeit we spent over £15 million on one of the best young players in Europe and they spent the same on a striker from Nottingham Forest with a gammy leg. They also spent almost 10 million quid on a Scandinavian striker with a name that wouldn't be out of place on Coronation Street. Nearly 7 million on an ex Manchester United reserve striker who was crap at West Ham, 5 million on a goalkeeper who couldn't get a game at West Ham and 3 million on a bloke from Oxford United.

    Yeah we're getting a helping hand from the worlds biggest football agent, at the moment he has a vested interest in us. He's giving some of his clients a stage to perform on rather than languishing in reserve or B teams for some of Europe's biggest. It's brilliant for us and hopefully it'll help us to push on to where Fosun want us to be. I also think in the long run it'll be brilliant for the Championship. I'm sure there'll be more young players willing to play at this level in the future to better themselves rather than their season peaking because they've made it onto the pre-season squad photo.

    Are we losing/selling our soul to the devil to get there? From the outside looking in I'd imagine it looks very much like that. But for me this club has been a soulless husk long before the Chinese and Portuguese came marching into the Black Country. Tradition, history and fan base aside we've been also rans for decades irrespective of who owns us and/or whether their heart was in the right place.

    Football is a different world to the time when we were last successful and we were last making people sit up and take notice. If any club anywhere in the country wants to compete it needs huge investment, it needs people in the right places, it's needs players, agents, owners to take a gamble on a club like us. So far it's working.

    If we carry on like we have we will get promoted. If Cardiff carry on like they have they will join us.

    Both clubs will make it using different methods. If you believe the media and other clubs fans one will make it through mega money influenced Iberian finesse/financial cheating and the other through guts,
    graft, playing fair off the pitch and not necessarily on it if Warnock had his way.

    Let's not kid ourselves though, both will reap the financial benefits of the frankly ridiculous TV money and for a while we'll get to enjoy staying up late to watch the nano-second highlights on MOTD whilst being smirked at by Lineker, Shearer and Danny ****ing Murphy."

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    Re: Good post from ****

    Quote Originally Posted by Forest Green Bluebird View Post
    Thoughtful reply from Wolves fan:

    "We're they're competition at the top aren't we? That'll be why they're concentrating on what we're doing and how we're doing it.

    If the boot was on the other foot we'd be talking about them and trying to accuse them of all sorts whilst hoping the wheels fall off.

    To be honest so far this season they deserve a lot more credit from the media than they're getting. The media and Channel 5 keeps going on about how good we are and the other teams that are hanging on to our shirt tails are barely getting a look in. Can you imagine how annoying it is for fans of the other clubs challenging at the top?

    I can remember being in the Premier League and being one of the handful of clubs who were always shown last on Match Of The Day irrespective of whether we played well or the match itself was brilliant. We only ever were on earlier than that when we'd had a right tonking from one of the big boys. Nobody talked about us and it was frustrating.

    It's almost as frustrating as this constant obsession with how much money we've spent when in reality other teams like Middlesbrough so far have spent more, albeit we spent over £15 million on one of the best young players in Europe and they spent the same on a striker from Nottingham Forest with a gammy leg. They also spent almost 10 million quid on a Scandinavian striker with a name that wouldn't be out of place on Coronation Street. Nearly 7 million on an ex Manchester United reserve striker who was crap at West Ham, 5 million on a goalkeeper who couldn't get a game at West Ham and 3 million on a bloke from Oxford United.

    Yeah we're getting a helping hand from the worlds biggest football agent, at the moment he has a vested interest in us. He's giving some of his clients a stage to perform on rather than languishing in reserve or B teams for some of Europe's biggest. It's brilliant for us and hopefully it'll help us to push on to where Fosun want us to be. I also think in the long run it'll be brilliant for the Championship. I'm sure there'll be more young players willing to play at this level in the future to better themselves rather than their season peaking because they've made it onto the pre-season squad photo.

    Are we losing/selling our soul to the devil to get there? From the outside looking in I'd imagine it looks very much like that. But for me this club has been a soulless husk long before the Chinese and Portuguese came marching into the Black Country. Tradition, history and fan base aside we've been also rans for decades irrespective of who owns us and/or whether their heart was in the right place.

    Football is a different world to the time when we were last successful and we were last making people sit up and take notice. If any club anywhere in the country wants to compete it needs huge investment, it needs people in the right places, it's needs players, agents, owners to take a gamble on a club like us. So far it's working.

    If we carry on like we have we will get promoted. If Cardiff carry on like they have they will join us.

    Both clubs will make it using different methods. If you believe the media and other clubs fans one will make it through mega money influenced Iberian finesse/financial cheating and the other through guts,
    graft, playing fair off the pitch and not necessarily on it if Warnock had his way.

    Let's not kid ourselves though, both will reap the financial benefits of the frankly ridiculous TV money and for a while we'll get to enjoy staying up late to watch the nano-second highlights on MOTD whilst being smirked at by Lineker, Shearer and Danny ****ing Murphy."
    That's the one I responded to in the Molineux Mix thread. Nicely assembled post which echoes a lot of my views

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    Re: Good post from ****

    Quote Originally Posted by Forest Green Bluebird View Post
    Thoughtful reply from Wolves fan:

    "We're they're competition at the top aren't we? That'll be why they're concentrating on what we're doing and how we're doing it.

    If the boot was on the other foot we'd be talking about them and trying to accuse them of all sorts whilst hoping the wheels fall off.

    To be honest so far this season they deserve a lot more credit from the media than they're getting. The media and Channel 5 keeps going on about how good we are and the other teams that are hanging on to our shirt tails are barely getting a look in. Can you imagine how annoying it is for fans of the other clubs challenging at the top?

    I can remember being in the Premier League and being one of the handful of clubs who were always shown last on Match Of The Day irrespective of whether we played well or the match itself was brilliant. We only ever were on earlier than that when we'd had a right tonking from one of the big boys. Nobody talked about us and it was frustrating.

    It's almost as frustrating as this constant obsession with how much money we've spent when in reality other teams like Middlesbrough so far have spent more, albeit we spent over £15 million on one of the best young players in Europe and they spent the same on a striker from Nottingham Forest with a gammy leg. They also spent almost 10 million quid on a Scandinavian striker with a name that wouldn't be out of place on Coronation Street. Nearly 7 million on an ex Manchester United reserve striker who was crap at West Ham, 5 million on a goalkeeper who couldn't get a game at West Ham and 3 million on a bloke from Oxford United.

    Yeah we're getting a helping hand from the worlds biggest football agent, at the moment he has a vested interest in us. He's giving some of his clients a stage to perform on rather than languishing in reserve or B teams for some of Europe's biggest. It's brilliant for us and hopefully it'll help us to push on to where Fosun want us to be. I also think in the long run it'll be brilliant for the Championship. I'm sure there'll be more young players willing to play at this level in the future to better themselves rather than their season peaking because they've made it onto the pre-season squad photo.

    Are we losing/selling our soul to the devil to get there? From the outside looking in I'd imagine it looks very much like that. But for me this club has been a soulless husk long before the Chinese and Portuguese came marching into the Black Country. Tradition, history and fan base aside we've been also rans for decades irrespective of who owns us and/or whether their heart was in the right place.

    Football is a different world to the time when we were last successful and we were last making people sit up and take notice. If any club anywhere in the country wants to compete it needs huge investment, it needs people in the right places, it's needs players, agents, owners to take a gamble on a club like us. So far it's working.

    If we carry on like we have we will get promoted. If Cardiff carry on like they have they will join us.

    Both clubs will make it using different methods. If you believe the media and other clubs fans one will make it through mega money influenced Iberian finesse/financial cheating and the other through guts,
    graft, playing fair off the pitch and not necessarily on it if Warnock had his way.

    Let's not kid ourselves though, both will reap the financial benefits of the frankly ridiculous TV money and for a while we'll get to enjoy staying up late to watch the nano-second highlights on MOTD whilst being smirked at by Lineker, Shearer and Danny ****ing Murphy."
    What a brilliant post. That’s how it is and if we make it to the promised land that’s what awaits us.

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    Re: Neutrals point of view of last nights game

    Quote Originally Posted by Mr Soul '68 View Post
    Ipswich town supporters point of view from last night's game.

    An excellent blog and a very fair assessment, would you say?

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ck9fp7OLz-4
    Thanks for posting that - good stuff .

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    Re: Neutrals point of view of last nights game

    Quote Originally Posted by the other bob wilson View Post
    Thanks for posting that - good stuff .
    It was a really good summary and analysis of the game. Also a confirmation that the worst place to park for a a quick getaway is a stadium car park even with fewer (I think I have the correct word) than 10,000 home fans in attendance. That said I will await Wales-Bales's analysis before I accept any view as truly neutral!

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    Quote Originally Posted by cyril evans awaydays View Post
    It was a really good summary and analysis of the game. Also a confirmation that the worst place to park for a a quick getaway is a stadium car park even with fewer (I think I have the correct word) than 10,000 home fans in attendance. That said I will await Wales-Bales's analysis before I accept any view as truly neutral!
    Forget the Stadium and use Mereoak Park and Ride. It’s much cheaper and you will get back on the M4 quicker

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pearcey3 View Post
    Forget the Stadium and use Mereoak Park and Ride. It’s much cheaper and you will get back on the M4 quicker
    Spencer Rd Whitley by Lidl. Hide the valuables and on the M4 in minutes. I was referring to the movement behind the blogger!

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    Re: Neutrals point of view of last nights game

    Quote Originally Posted by cyril evans awaydays View Post
    Spencer Rd Whitley by Lidl. Hide the valuables and on the M4 in minutes. I was referring to the movement behind the blogger!
    Nice one Cyril

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    Enjoyable insight, thanks for link.

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    Enjoyed!

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