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As to which players might still be here next season?

https://www.twtd.co.uk/ipswich-town-new ... -next-year

Don't know about what players might be with us next season - I listened to KMs post match interview on the way home and I thought he sounded like a man who thinks he's going to be sacked this coming week. So he should be, too - I cannot imagine any other football club at any level putting up with 9 home defeats in a row, I wonder if that's a record for Ipswich?

Because sacking their managers saved the other promoted from going down - oh wait. Now they will both end up sacking the managers they brought in to keep them up.

It’s almost like it’s not the manager that’s the issue….?

Based on yesterday, and a few other recent games I bloody hope Cajuste isn't here next season.

shabba wrote: ↑

Mon May 26, 2025 7:43 am

Because sacking their managers saved the other promoted from going down - oh wait. Now they will both end up sacking the managers they brought in to keep them up.

It’s almost like it’s not the manager that’s the issue….?

In a ideal world it has to be a summer of radical changes. The players and manager both failed. We were an embarrassment.

shabba wrote: ↑

Mon May 26, 2025 7:43 am

Because sacking their managers saved the other promoted from going down - oh wait. Now they will both end up sacking the managers they brought in to keep them up.

It’s almost like it’s not the manager that’s the issue….?

Yes, Leicester and Southampton sacked managers and yet still got relegated.
But at least they tried something.
Had we have done the same around Xmas, who knows what might have happened in the 2nd half of the season. Of course, it's all immaterial now, but I think it likely that whoever came in would not have the unenviable record of 9 straight home defeats in 2025.