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Who was your Ipswich MOTM?

Post by Mork » Thu May 19, 2005 10:17 am

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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Post by nieros » Thu May 19, 2005 10:18 am

currie, then jim, streets ahead of the others imho.

Currie was playing out of his skin and way above his usual level, was very impressed.

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Post by Jus » Thu May 19, 2005 10:24 am

Jim for showing passion. Some of his team mates should take note.

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Post by phily bon bon » Thu May 19, 2005 10:29 am

Davis for me ,dealt with EVERYTHING they had,crosses,shots,headers,and even saved one with his face :) ,then jim.

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Post by Luke » Thu May 19, 2005 11:03 am

The amazing Darren Currie.....

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Post by Missblue » Thu May 19, 2005 11:08 am

KELVIN DAVIS

Was outstanding again, as always. Most consistent player he is.

Darren Currie and Jim come as a joint 2nd. They were both excellent, one of the best matches i've seen Currie play for a looooong while

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Post by Mork » Thu May 19, 2005 11:19 am

Cmon, who voted for Darren Bent - own up. I need to speak to your guide dog.

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Post by Bluebird » Thu May 19, 2005 11:37 am

Jus wrote:Jim for showing passion. Some of his team mates should take note.
Agreed!

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Post by Foxy Lady » Thu May 19, 2005 11:39 am

Blimey who to vote for....Currie,Davis ,Jim,Bam Bam......Don't know just don't know,They all gave it their all.

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Post by Luke » Thu May 19, 2005 11:41 am

Rueser wrote:Blimey who to vote for....Currie,Davis ,Jim,Bam Bam......Don't know just don't know,They all gave it their all.
About the only players that did IMO :(

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Post by Phil » Thu May 19, 2005 11:43 am

Davies, he had a great game right place right time everytime (if you ignore the 2 goals :wink: ) doesn't always get the credit he deserves because of the poor defence he has.

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Post by Frankie » Thu May 19, 2005 11:50 am

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 :shock: that looked painfull!!

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Post by toby » Thu May 19, 2005 11:52 am

Why isn't Westlake in there?

The only midfielder who put in a decent all round performance in my opinion.

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Post by toby » Thu May 19, 2005 11:54 am

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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Post by Jus » Thu May 19, 2005 11:58 am

toby wrote:Why isn't Westlake in there?
Did he play?

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Post by 4eva_itfc » Thu May 19, 2005 11:58 am

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.
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.

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Post by toby » Thu May 19, 2005 12:09 pm

4eva_itfc wrote:
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.
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.
I take it back, yes that pass was top class.

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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Post by Missblue » Thu May 19, 2005 12:18 pm

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.
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!
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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Post by Mork » Thu May 19, 2005 12:40 pm

Cmon, serious guys, 2 votes for Bent?

Are you utterly utterly insane? The guy was totally awol, didn't do a thing.

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Post by Jus » Thu May 19, 2005 12:43 pm

Must be a joke vote, surely?

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Post by ITFC10 » Thu May 19, 2005 1:07 pm

Kelvin Davis

then Jim Magilton

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Post by Foxy Lady » Thu May 19, 2005 1:11 pm

toby wrote:Why isn't Westlake in there?

The only midfielder who put in a decent all round performance in my opinion.
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.

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Post by toby » Thu May 19, 2005 1:59 pm

Rueser wrote:
toby wrote:Why isn't Westlake in there?

The only midfielder who put in a decent all round performance in my opinion.
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.
Thanks Foxy, I was starting to think I was losing my faculties!

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Post by Bluebird » Thu May 19, 2005 1:59 pm

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.
To be fair he was not the worst on show in a blue shirt, but hardly worth rave reviews.

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Post by toby » Thu May 19, 2005 2:03 pm

bluebird wrote:
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.
To be fair he was not the worst on show in a blue shirt, but hardly worth rave reviews.
I'm agreeing with you BB far too much for my liking!

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Post by Bluebird » Thu May 19, 2005 2:06 pm

toby wrote:
bluebird wrote:
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.
To be fair he was not the worst on show in a blue shirt, but hardly worth rave reviews.
I'm agreeing with you BB far too much for my liking!

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:lol: :lol: You could do worse :wink:

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Post by Jonno » Thu May 19, 2005 2:07 pm

Thought currie was the best of a VERY VERY bad team

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Post by Dazza » Thu May 19, 2005 2:52 pm

Deadman wrote:Thought currie was the best of a VERY VERY bad team
Agreed. :(

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Post by Rach » Thu May 19, 2005 5:27 pm

Jim and Currie....for their attacking play. Altho neither did much good defensively.

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Post by nieros » Thu May 19, 2005 5:45 pm

actually currie made a lot of tackles, and one that sticks in my mind was a brilliant run the entire way from thier box back and put in a fantastic tackle as the guy was about to put a cross in.

Was very surprised by the speed he got to get back, no idea where that came from.

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