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Luke Williams ahead of Ipswich Town | Press Conference

I know, he spouts a pile of shit. Just got to hope and pray he comes good as an actual manager.

I'm sticking with, somehow, we'll win the next three, but maybe I'm on the same shrooms as him.
 
Most managers talk vacuous nonsense in press conferences, so I don't read too much into it. He's certainly a fan of 'Actions' though, that's for certain. I hope one of those actions they've been rehearsing is kicking the ball into the Ipswich net tomorrow.
 
Spilling out the "brave" theme is wearing very thin. When do the usual suspects start being brave then? Its case of being smart and playing to our limited strengths at the moment.

Great journo question ref Patino and Mykolo. LW states giving everyone game time and consistency, well these two are certainly not in that group.

However, we have been on torrid run of tough fixtures and missing key players Key, Parker, Darling , Lowe and Walsh have not helped our cause.

Once we get the Ipswich game out the way and players back the true path of LW managerial position will become more evident.
 
We've laid our bet now. Unless we are kicking around the bottom next season, he's here until at least a year in May. I suspect even if we were relegated this season (I don't think that will happen) he would probably still be retained. It just seems we have a team of weak minded cowards who can only play if the opposition aren't very good. As soon as a team with intent and skill rolls up, they cower from kick off saying 'please don't hurt us' and make sure the game is over before half time. If they do that tomorrow, I can't see where there really is to hide for anyone. Tractor may be up the top but they are just promoted from league 1, they are not Leeds or Leicester or Russjob, and collapsing against them would be shameful.
 

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