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Tractor Boys may go slow without Mick

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SO, MICK McCarthy is to leave Ipswich at the end of the season. The relationship between McCarthy and the Tractor Boys’ fans had broken down and, in reality, there was nowhere for him to go.
Trying to ‘do an Arsene Wenger’ and continue would surely only have led to more criticism and abuse, so it’s better to part company now before things completely disintegrate.
Even those Ipswich fans unhappy with the functional style of football played under McCarthy will probably have a begrudging respect for the job he has done over the las...

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