Forster doesnt want season to end

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Fully
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Forster doesnt want season to end

Post by Fully » Tue Apr 25, 2006 12:55 pm

FOR most of us Ipswich Town followers the season's end cannot come quick enough, but for Nicky Forster the end of the seaon is all too sudden.

While the Blues look to rest in the summer and come back stronger, fit-again Forster goes to Plymouth on Sunday looking for his fourth goal in as many games and is not even back to peak fitness yet.

Forster said: “Perhaps I was thrown in a bit quicker than expected. I only played 70 minutes for the reserves before coming back, which is unusual, but circumstances have dictated that.

“It might have been different if we had more options striker-wise.

“I'm possibly the only person at the club who doesn't want the season to end. Understandably many are looking forward to having some time off after a long hard season, but I can't get enough of training or games at the moment.”


The striker, who has missed out on a large part of this season through two separate knee operations, will settle for one and a high so the team can finish the season smiling.

Forster said: “I do try to score a goal a game and get shots in and, of course, enjoy scoring. More so on Saturday because we got the result and that was important for the team because results have not gone our way.

“Plymouth is a game where we want to go and give a good account of ourselves. We want to go out on a high and after beating Derby a win at Plymouth would give us something to work on. It is a long summer and if you lose the last game it is an even longer summer waiting to win again.”

The free-signing from Reading was pleased that the Blues could send the fans home happy on Saturday with the 2-0 win over Derby, especially after recent performances.


“It was good to give the fans something to cheer about and with Jim going as well it was a good day. We have not given the fans an awful lot to cheer about this season so it was nice to thank them. For 24,000 to turn up again, with nothing on the match was incredible and speaks volumes for the supporters here.”

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Post by twinpeakes » Tue Apr 25, 2006 12:57 pm

ah bless, but we do! bring on next season...rest up NICKY!

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Post by hallamblue » Tue Apr 25, 2006 1:41 pm

typical ...bloody "sick note" !! :roll:

I hope he stays fit for half the season next year - but I doubt he will !

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