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NOW THE JOKE IS ON POMPEY!

HERE WE GO: Macauley Bonne nets Ipswich’s opener against Portsmouth and, Inset, Blues boss Paul Cook
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WE SENT lifelong Ipswich Town fan Jon Couch, of our sister publication The Non-League Paper, along to Fratton Park on Tuesday night to see his beloved Blues in action against Portsmouth. His early season frown has suddenly turned into a smile…

IT’S fair to say that both Paul Cook and the hardy Ipswich Town fans have been the butt of more than a few jokes so far this season.
“Heard the one about Ipswich fans being terrible dog owners?...

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