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A postcard from...Ipswich Town

Allow me to share some thoughts.


1. I didn't see a single tractor all afternoon. Why the Tractorboys?

2. Which one of the FA Committee doesn't wash his hands after he's been to the toilet? This man was one of the 'suits' choosing YOUR England manager... Urgh

3. Ipswich Town are an example to every club in the country - a family club, run on traditional values and with the community at heart. Each corridor is covered in wall-to-wall newspaper cuttings, memorabilia, momentoes of former heroes, great managers (Ramsay and Robson for starters - even though West Ham like to claim exclusivity for England's few success stories).

4. Having attended a 'bad taste' party on New Year's Eve I was rather disappointed to not have any funny stories to tell you. And, contrary to rumours, I opted against wearing a Stoke shirt. There's bad taste...and there's bad taste.

5. Ipswich's HOME record W11 D2 L0.... AWAY? W0 D4 L9

If, a big IF, Ipswich sort that away form out then don't be surprised to see Albion's biggest challenge for promotion coming from the Suffolk men. As Albion man I've seen every side this season - Ipswich are the only team to have beaten Albion without any problems. The Baggies got what they deserved.


6. Full marks to Ipswich Town's head of media for having the foresight to attach a handle to the door of the press room. It's a small touch but it's amazing how much it adds to a club.

Comments (1)

C.Smallpiece:

To be fair to that FA grandee, I have always thought that washing your hands EVERY time you have been to the toilet is a bit extreme.
I mean, if you don;t get any on your hands...

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