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Chris Dunlavy: Ipswich Town – Finding their feet or a team in crisis?

Ipswich Town are rubbish! No, they’re coming good! They’ve definitely turned a corner this time! Oh wait… they’re back to square one again.
Ipswich Town’s Jaden Philogene and Cedric Kipre celebrate

By Chris Dunlavy - A fresh take on football

Ipswich Town are rubbish! No, they’re coming good! They’ve definitely turned a corner this time! Oh wait… they’re back to square one again.
And on it goes, week after week after week. If the Tractor Boys really were ploughing furrows, there’d be straight ones and wonky ones and times when they veered into a hedge.
Forget results. Ipswich can barely string two performances together.
One week, Kieran McKenna’s side are scrambling an injury-time draw at lowly Blackburn Rovers and mustering two shots on target all night.
Struggling
The next, demolishi...

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