Recent Reader Comments

• A win is a win even if it is uglyrnrnrnThere are no easy games in this league and the promoted teams are eager to prove they belong in the Premiership.rnrnWe have kept 3 clean sheets in a week but only scored 2 goals but the important thing at this stage is that we are unbeaten.rnrnWe will be in tough in many games because of the lack of scoring prowess but Barry is working hard and we have nobody else.rnrnWe have many options in the middle of the park with Rohl and Norguard to add extra options after the break but yesterday sloppy passing could have cost us and that needs to be worked on by the coaching staff....
  Tom Bowers in What We Learned: Everton 1 - 0 Ipswich Town
• Barrys improving, his work rate and willingness to put himself about is night & day compared to this time last year, getting better at finding the goalscoring positions and surely it will pay off with more goals this season, combined with more time on the pitch. rnrnWe have a decent defence, I\'d rest Tarks at every opportunity, not playing mid week probably helped him, he\'s getting no younger keep him fresher than last year where he showed he was tiring. rnThe break for internationals should give us an opportunity to work on bits. rnrnEven with a few not at their best this season we are unbeaten, yes we can do better, and some can play alot better, that a plus in my book. rnrnSome young talent in this side who will all play good chunks of the season, looking forward to them improving through the season. ...
  David West in What We Learned: Everton 1 - 0 Ipswich Town
• I’m genuinely not one bit surprised that I disagree with a lot of your points Ian,👍rnrn...
  Tony Abrahams in Blues hold out in strong rearguard action from the 10-man Tractor Boys
• Just watched the Moyes post match press conference, he saw many of the same things we saw and is also frustrated that the team aren’t taking the extra chances they are creating. Said Garner and Armstrong weren’t at their best, he actually looked quite happy too lol. rnrnStill think we’ll struggle to get anyone better than him in to be honest, the players all work hard for him and you don’t hear many gripes. I don’t think TW is a true gauge of how most fans feel about him (puts hard hat on)....
  Rob Hooton in Blues hold out in strong rearguard action from the 10-man Tractor Boys
• Off the pitch my mate is an Ipswich fan. He was tickled by the security and gate people all wishing him well and hoping the Tractor boys won.rnHe wondered if its policy to employ kopites in the away end 😀...
  Alan McGuffog in What We Learned: Everton 1 - 0 Ipswich Town
• Ian 4 Spot on. He is only 23 - he is a late developer as well. Drogba only really got going at Chelsea when he was 26. I have noticed that he has an all round game and each bit has been inconsistent - but each one he excells every now and then. We all have noticed he has improved. He has got over his shoulder injury and looks ot have settled. The best years are ahead of him and hopefully in a trophy winning blue shirt. His heading has been powerful in terms of positioning, leap and connection with the ball this season. He just either has hit the goalies face, arm or body - then he scores a great header and it gets kocked off with an interffering VAR - for something that is not clear and obvious and was not in line with the GK's line of vision and trajectory of the ball. Overall I beleive we have another burgeoning talent. Tick in the box for everyone involved, including the lad himself. One more point, he is probably one of the best value for money strikers in the premier leag...
  Steve Jones in What We Learned: Everton 1 - 0 Ipswich Town