I don't know what happened to it.
Excellent. Thanks!The allocated away pub is The Station Hotel, directly opposite the station and away fans only.
Meant to be decent by all accounts.
Even better it is a 5 min walk to the away end.
Thinking about it we literally lay on the red carpet for away fans - designated boozer and easy walk.
Never parked there, very decent location in terms of proximity but of course means it get's very crowded on the streets around it without traffic.
Spoken to a few who park there, no problem with fines but traffic very heavy afterwards - advice to street park further away and walk in
That's a fair assessment on both of those two and what they bring on the pitch.
No good if you want a quick getaway. Mind you nothing around the ground or town centre is good for a quick getaway.
I did realise that I was opening myself up to that question you've posed, and others will probably want to chime in with different points of view. Will keep an eye out for Broadhead -- thanks.
Could write an essay TL;DR but trying to keep it brief and relevant- Pretty much as expected for a young manager being given time to find his feet in the EPL and still constructing a preferred first team from a lot of new signings and injured players - slow but steady.
thanks and interesting views from you and @MachiavelliCould write an essay TL;DR but trying to keep it brief and relevant- Pretty much as expected for a young manager being given time to find his feet in the EPL and still constructing a preferred first team from a lot of new signings and injured players - slow but steady.
We have some similar issues to you - our weaknesses includes game management ( we struggle to be consistent over 90 minutes and seem to lose intensity when we really should be pressing harder). Again, l like yourselves, athleticism is an issue - we rely a lot of young players who for obvious reasons are still building up to peak conditions for 90 minutes of PL, players still coming back from long term injury football and older players at the other end of the spectrum whose pace gets progressively slower each season.
Obviously we are a physically stronger team and have consolidated our place in the PL but you deservedly won your place in the top flight and I sincerely hope you stay up, although, gloves are off on Thursday
Cross posted with @Machiavelli above and have said much the same as him but with one proviso, I think the ‘lack of a system’ people complain about is maybe more to do with our mental transition from De Zerbi’s very tight and positional style to one that ‘follows the ball’ - Fab is much more like Potter was - very flexible tactically and can switch the system about 2 or 3 times during the course of a match depending on the run of play/opponents and individual performances on the day. That makes it difficult for fans who like a clear and understandable system that they can box up neatly and analyse- (unfortunately so do opposition teams so having a less clearly defined DNA can work well for us)
Not bad for a 55 year old but I think Christian Walton would be a better bet
You are joking . . . . . aren’t you?
Ha ha well spottedNot bad for a 55 year old but I think Christian Walton would be a better bet
Thank f*** for that!
I’ve booked Wolsey Car Park in the hope it’s far away enough to avoid too long a wait.
You have several useful contributions already but here’s a question for you. I have an early flight out of Stansted and can go back to Liverpool Street and out again very early or take the ‘interesting’ choice of a National Express coach from Quadling Street?? at 2.30am which goes direct to Stansted - that’s quite a bit cheaper but is anything open in Ipswich after 11.30ish??Looking forward to the game, will be a tough one for us and we try and stay in the division.
Safe travels to those coming up, any questions feel free to leave on here.
Thanks for doing 'The Participants' 4-0
