No, the midfield was weak.Giving the ball away in midfield, failing to get men in the box and hit them with accurate crosses was not plan A executed to perfection was it ?
But plan A is keeping the ball, and move it around the defense, push up, release runners down the wing.
Brum & Ipswich had no desire to push up field.
Fannying around with the ball, which I love, doesn't work if they aren't prepared to be drawn out.
Playing, slowly, on the halfway line cuts out a lot of space, not allowing our players the area to run into.