Who was your Ipswich MOTM?
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Who was your Ipswich MOTM?
Well, from our team last night, who do you reckon was MOTM? For me was Currie, best performance I've seen from him. Shame he couldn't make the difference.
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Has to be either Darren Currie or Davis, Luke will be pleased!!
Currie was great in the first half and was the only person who came close to scoring,twice! He crossed a few great balls and his corners where good espessically with that West ham rabble screaming at him whilst beign held back by stewards!! Sky broke for adverts with the phrase 'red hot currie'.
Davis was a godsend for us yet again, you can't fault him, he couldn't have done a thing about the two goals!! He even saved one with his face
that looked painfull!!
Currie was great in the first half and was the only person who came close to scoring,twice! He crossed a few great balls and his corners where good espessically with that West ham rabble screaming at him whilst beign held back by stewards!! Sky broke for adverts with the phrase 'red hot currie'.
Davis was a godsend for us yet again, you can't fault him, he couldn't have done a thing about the two goals!! He even saved one with his face

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I thought the only way we were going to score was through him! His crossing was good, but there was just no one there to take advantage of it. He had a couple of decent shots and that pass to Bowditch late on was top draw! he also kept the ball brilliantly well IMO.toby wrote:Crikey did you lot all see a different Darren Currie to me?
He was better than usual but he still wasn't good enough, too slow and too slow to release the ball, also his crossing was relatively poor...still at least he tracked back a bit and even made a few challenges.
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I take it back, yes that pass was top class.4eva_itfc wrote:I thought the only way we were going to score was through him! His crossing was good, but there was just no one there to take advantage of it. He had a couple of decent shots and that pass to Bowditch late on was top draw! he also kept the ball brilliantly well IMO.toby wrote:Crikey did you lot all see a different Darren Currie to me?
He was better than usual but he still wasn't good enough, too slow and too slow to release the ball, also his crossing was relatively poor...still at least he tracked back a bit and even made a few challenges.
Westlake made a lot of crucial tackles and interceptions and seemed to be the only midfielder helping out our beleagured fullbacks.
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I think some people have just accepted the fact that yes he is slow, but have tried to pick out his better qualities which make him a good player!toby wrote:Crikey did you lot all see a different Darren Currie to me?
He was better than usual but he still wasn't good enough, too slow and too slow to release the ball, also his crossing was relatively poor...still at least he tracked back a bit and even made a few challenges.
Like his crossing, his free kicks, his fancy footwork.
Jim's not a fast player but everyone can praise him becuase of the way he plays football, not how he runs.
I know you need fast palyers in your team but to not have a couple isn't a bad thing if their other good points make up for it
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Thanks Foxy, I was starting to think I was losing my faculties!Rueser wrote:Westie was looking good to me to,much better than past weeks.....mind you best tackle.....(not that i applaud this,but this time couldn't help it),......taking out Etherington.toby wrote:Why isn't Westlake in there?
The only midfielder who put in a decent all round performance in my opinion.

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To be fair he was not the worst on show in a blue shirt, but hardly worth rave reviews.toby wrote:Crikey did you lot all see a different Darren Currie to me?
He was better than usual but he still wasn't good enough, too slow and too slow to release the ball, also his crossing was relatively poor...still at least he tracked back a bit and even made a few challenges.
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I'm agreeing with you BB far too much for my liking!bluebird wrote:To be fair he was not the worst on show in a blue shirt, but hardly worth rave reviews.toby wrote:Crikey did you lot all see a different Darren Currie to me?
He was better than usual but he still wasn't good enough, too slow and too slow to release the ball, also his crossing was relatively poor...still at least he tracked back a bit and even made a few challenges.

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toby wrote:I'm agreeing with you BB far too much for my liking!bluebird wrote:To be fair he was not the worst on show in a blue shirt, but hardly worth rave reviews.toby wrote:Crikey did you lot all see a different Darren Currie to me?
He was better than usual but he still wasn't good enough, too slow and too slow to release the ball, also his crossing was relatively poor...still at least he tracked back a bit and even made a few challenges.



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