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I remember thinking we were in for a tough game when we played at Ipswich last season and we took the game to them and we should have scored when we were in top but it ended up 0-0. Point being there's nothing to fear. If we play our game, we are a handful. Even opposition fans are saying we are a decent team and dark horses for promotion.If DM keeps refining what we're doing game on game, that's all we can ask. We are strong defensively and we're full of surprises going forward which is hard for opposition teams to prepare for.
Understandably i can see how Rovers fans can look at this game as a marker .A little early in the season if I may add my two penneth .Two years ago we didn't beat Sunderland , Portsmouth or yourselves in two games and we lost at Charlton although we did beat them at Oakwell .No markers put down there and we still managed second spot with 91 points .If Ipswich beat you it doesn't mean anything in my opinion , Sunderland beat us 4-2 in October at the SOL and are still in league one .46 games guys and this is one of em , nothing more and nothing less at this stage of the season .
Just names on a piece of paper Steve, yes they have started well but they are in Division 1 because that is the level the club has sunk to after years at a higher level, just like Portsmouth Sunderland and Charlton. We know we can play as well as any team at this level, the acid test is how many times we do it over the season. If we are on it we have every chance of winning the game even if Ipswich play well, it is now about consistency, going to Charlton and Portsmouth and coming back with maximum points means nothing if not replicated in the majority of games over a season, we have proved we can do it now we have to do it on a regular basis over the full season, not easy but we have already shown we have the ability to do it. If I was an Ipswich fan I would be looking at this game as one of their hardest of the season in the league and just hope we could get something out of it. Accrington played them off the park in the first half Saturday spurning numerous chances,credit to the manager and team for turning it round but it was not a walk in the park. More of a test will be handling the giant centre forward they got from Portsmouth, every time I have watched him he has shoved the rules of the game to the maximum and is one to watch for the referee and given the leeway causes problems.
Wow. Drool over that one.Great second half performance. New lads grew into the game. Brilliant team performance. Both Taylor and Fejiri worked really hard tonight. Especially pleased for Fejiri who looked more like it tonight capped with a good goal. Ipswich can't have any complaints.
Would anyone mind if I predict 0-0 again?
Feels like that point in the night where you know you're gonna get your end away and you're just waiting for her to start tugging at yer britches.
It is an exciting squad and in interviews they don’t fail to talk of the great team spirit .I think that Jon Taylor’s remark that the established players were ( are) motivated by the quality of all the loanees that Darren Moore has brought in is significant .