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Post by ITFC Dudette6 on Mar 27, 2007 16:53:15 GMT -1
Has been recalled from Darlington.
With Naylor out for the rest of the season, and with nothing left to play for I reckon we should give him a go! OK, so he may not be experienced enough (we all have to start somewhere) but I've heard good things about him.
And with Jeffers being here to get over a hamstring injury...
Should be a rather interesting end to the season.
Despite having nothing to play for... Except finishing above Norwich.
That's always good.
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Post by rossp on Apr 1, 2007 10:28:31 GMT -1
Well he's made his debut, and got booked. Ho hum, hopefully he's going to be a good shrewd signing
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Post by NoCanariesAllowed (Ipswich'02) on Apr 2, 2007 12:10:44 GMT -1
From what I saw in the highlights, he made an excellent challenge to start the build-up to Danny Haynes' goal.
Got booked? Of course he got booked. He wouldn't be a part of the 2006/07 Ipswich side if he didn't get booked!!
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Post by ITFC Dudette6 on Apr 2, 2007 12:13:41 GMT -1
And to think he worked as a lecturer at the West Suffolk College...
According to the EADT, he's still going to sell raffle tickets for Bury Town. LOL! ;D
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Post by NoCanariesAllowed (Ipswich'02) on Apr 2, 2007 15:24:55 GMT -1
And to think he worked as a lecturer at the West Suffolk College... He did?! Dearie me! As long as he's not like Vemund Brekke-Skard... ...probably the first and the last Norwegian trainee teacher to play professional football in England! Lol! |
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Post by ITFC Dudette6 on Apr 2, 2007 15:28:28 GMT -1
And to think he worked as a lecturer at the West Suffolk College... He did?! Dearie me! As long as he's not like Vemund Brekke-Skard... ...probably the first and the last Norwegian trainee teacher to play professional football in England! Lol! Haha, yup! Damn, to think had my brother gone there he could've been lectured by him  Haha, no I don't think he's a Vermund. Apparently he did well |
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Post by NoCanariesAllowed (Ipswich'02) on Apr 2, 2007 15:54:01 GMT -1
Hope so. I think Magilton's done very nicely with his signings this season.
Bruce - Once he stopped getting booked all the time, he's been solid in defence.
Harding - what a fantastic swap that one was. Westlake's been quite for Leeds, and despite Leeds thinking they got the better deal out of it, he's turned out to be a great player!
Noble - Great while he was here. And look what it's done for his West Ham career!
Walton - Solid penalty taker, creative talent.
Brittain - The one signing we don't really know anything about cos he hasn't played.
Legwinski - What can we say; an unbelievable bit of business! Experienced 'big' name player, absolutely loving it at Town (and how pleased I am for him!) and has turned into a goalscorer at this level!
Macken - Hmm... Jim's one bad signing, if you ask me. He helped to create goals, but we needed someone to score them.
Miller - We're only just finding out now, but he's been looking good out on loan and didn't do too badly against Plymouth. In any case, he's a non-league bargain!
Roberts - Another fantastic find. I remember his signing came a bit out of the blue, but apart from one bad patch of form, he's been superb in creating attacks.
Drobny - Well we saw nothing of him so who really knows, but as we spent no money on him, who cares!
Bates - Had his spell cut short but looked promising.
Pollitt - Only had one game but was decent enough. Would've liked to have seen him return.
Wright - Not spectacular but doing okay. We needed support in that position and he's providing it.
O'Callaghan - He'll prove himself, I've no doubt about that. His appearance against Watford was marred by that red card. Here's hoping next season he becomes free kick taker and starts putting them in from distance like he did at Cork!
Walters - He's not scoring as many goals as I'd like, but he performs well and does create goals instead (judging from those Plymouth highlights, he did the same at the weekend!)
Jeffers - Like Legwinski, quite a coup, albeit on a temporary basis (but hopefully permanent...) Jeffers arrived at just the right time and did exactly what was needed, getting us scoring and giving us a real boost.
Keep it up, Jim - a club like Ipswich needs a manager who can find a bargain!
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Post by ITFC Dudette6 on Apr 2, 2007 16:00:12 GMT -1
Walters does have some handy shots on him, and he can create good chances, so I think he may be a good signing, but not for the goal scoring part (which was the whole point...  )...  |
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