Town are staying up - well it seems we are

Monday 15 April 2013, Ipswich Town Reserves 4 Bristol City Reserves 1, Playford Road Training Ground
Tuesday 16 April, Ipswich Town 3 Crystal Palace 0, Portman Road - Championship

Looks like we will stay up - is 56 points enough?

Murder in Saf London

Tuesday 6 November 2012 – Crystal Palace 5 Ipswich Town 0, Selhurst Park – Championship
Wednesday 7 November 2012 – Ipswich Town Under 21’s 0 Swansea City Under 21’s 1 – Training Ground

Tuesday – a disgrace and will have shown Mick that he has some job just to keep us up.

Wednesday – Now the turn of the Reserves and another defeat – Mick would not have seen much to encourage him – but I was please as Mick and Terry watched the whole game and Mick even contributed to the half time team talk.

Mick will keep us up!

Roll on 2012/13

Saturday 14th April 2012, Crystal Palace 1 Ipswich Town 1 - Championship, Selhurst Park
Saturday 21st April 2012, Ipswich Town 0 Millwall 3 - Championship, Portman Road

A good trip to London with friends and a good display - seven days later and back to the team from earlier in the season- no clue, but that lad Trotter looked good for Millwall, but we knew that as we let him go!

Played bad, didn't win

Saturday 22nd October 2011, Ipswich Town 0 Crystal Palace 1 - Championship, Portman Road

On Tuesday we played poor and won, today we were poor (but slightly better than Tuesday ) but lost- thats football!

At the Palace - and so were Davids and Pablo!

Saturday 21st August 2010 - Crystal Palace 1 Ipswich Town 2 - Championship

A new route to Selhurst Park as we took the overground train from Shoreditch High Street. Palace - Ipswich games are always exciting, sending offs, late goals, comebacks and this season was no different.



It was a surreal game in many ways with Burley, Ambrose Wright, and Price at Selhurst Park and they even introduced their two new players at half time, Edgar Davids and Pablo! Two other ex Ipswich players were at the centre of all the action, Alan Lee and Owen Garvan seemed very keen to put one over on the Town but thanks to a brilliant team display they could not, and in the end both players spent most of the game talking to the ref and Garvan in particular helped get our young player Townsend sent off. Many Town fans had a soft spot for Owen but he lost many of those supporters today.
Jon Stead was awesome it what may have been his last game in a blue shirt. Lets just hope we have some new players in before next week.

Selhurst Park - worst ground in London (for away fans?)

Saturday 26th December 2009

Yet another visit to South London and Selhurst Park - Crystal Palace v Ipswich Town - Championship, 3-1

Easy ground to get to, good public transport, loads of pubs but the Arthur Wait Stand is probably the worst away end in the top two divisions- desperate need of a makeover, then again the whole ground itself is a mis match of stands.
Not one for the ground connoisseur!