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Norwich City vs Ipswich Town (away) Sunday 22nd October.

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splutcho

splutcho

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That'll do. We weren't very good, but you don't have to be to beat that shower.
 
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They had 2 shots on target all game, 16 shots in total according to the BBC
 
Timm Klose's Boat Analogy

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Not a bad day  ^_^

I like this opening on the Guardian's match report, by Nick Ames:

"For all the arguments about history that rumble up and down the A140 it is Norwich City who, as so often in the last decade, can bask in the present. They produced a fair contender for the perfect local derby away performance, weathering spells of pressure before pouncing with a moment of genuine class and seeing the game out with admirable composure."
 
Canaryboy

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We were lucky to go in at 0-0 after they hit the post, but showed our class in the second half. 

Really glad we didn't play them earlier in the season when they were getting a bit of luck and we were a shambles.

I predict a Nelson Oliviera hat-trick in the return fixture and that will be the day that he cements his place as the worthy custodian of Sir Grant Holt's number 9 shirt. If Ipswich thought they were outclassed today then wait until they have to work out what to do with a fully fit Lord Nelson and Alex Pritchard, they couldn't even cope with Wildschut. 
 
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Canaryboy

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Also, I think Tom Adeyemi showed why he is at Ipswich and not at Norwich today. Don't blame him for choosing Ipswich over League One football, but he looked out of his depth against our midfield. Ipswich have got a good keeper and 3 good centre backs, and that's probably the only difference between them and the best teams in League One. We're still miles ahead of them, we already knew it but it feels good to make it a matter of official record (again). 
 
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Canaryboy

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Loved seeing the Norwich fans celebrating on the corrugated roof. 
 
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morty

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I can thoroughly recommend reading the thread on TWTD entitled " What a joyless experience supporting Ipswich town is".
 
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And to think, we still have Matt Jarvis to come back yet.....
 
Canaryboy

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That will explain why they can't even sell out for a derby. 

Bigger club than us apparently, they even cut their ticket prices in the summer  :ph34r:
 
OldRobert

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The bit I really like about today apart from the win, is the complete stupidity of everything to do with 1p5wich Town FC, from the manager down.  During the first half, the commentator made mention of the fact that they were allowing Maddison onto his favoured right foot at every opportunity.  Now presumably, a manager of MM's experience would have pointed out to his players, that this was not a good idea.  Now, here's the rub, the stupid pillock never took into consideration that they are unable to tell their left from their right.........................and what happens? :D   OTBC
 
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We just did a proper professional job on them, they could be there for weeks and not score against us.

Fantastic, eieieio....
 
Canaryboy

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And the fact that Wildschut was giving Spence a nightmare from minute 1 because couldn't handle his pace, and Mick McCarthy never thought to bring on the pacey right back he had sitting on the bench (Iorfa),what a muppet. Our goal eventually came from that side as well. 

He actually had two right backs on the bench, and just let Spence get run ragged for 90 minutes and play most of the game scared of getting a second yellow, thank goodness he isn't our gaffer. 
 
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Dubai Mark

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So happy with that, so professoonal......and for me, Maddison is certainly going to be a big player, just add some bulk, which will happen, and I can seriously see him ending up playing for England one day...he's got so much about him and so much potential.
 
splutcho

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I hate to say this, but let's enjoy Maddison. He won't be here very long if we don't go up.
 
Fenway Frank

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How good do we all feel tonight ? Party time Tuesday night regardless of the result 
 
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Tha goal was special but i thought four or five of Wes' passes were far too good for the game.

Exceptional 
 
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