Ipswich v Wolves this evening. The teams are in - the floodlights are on... and the game is just getting people to turn up.
Wolves bossMick McCarthyhas made two changes for tonight's game withIpswich. While Jim Magilton has made around five.
For Wolves: Kyel Reid comes in for Michael Kightly, who is named on the bench after his weekend hamstring niggle, while Stephen Wardreplaces George Friend on the left of midfield.
Were gonna get stuffed, Campo might do the occasional good pass but is'nt a defender, poor Balekstien is not experienced enough to play centre half. And Walters is NOT a decent striker, he should always be played on the right wing. My prediction 1-5 to Wolves(I always get these wrong)
Half time 0-0 lively start from Town but fizzled out into the usual boredom, not one effort at goal from the Blues in the first 45 mins, and only one threatening one from Wolves which came from a free kick. Thatcher's picked up his compulsary yellow card, his 5th of the campaign and Norris was lucky only to get a yellow for an off the floor two footed tackle. Walters off injured and Pablo has come on, with his usual 'influence' on the game.
A game we HAVE to win, we've gotta 'up it' in the second half.
second half and after wolves squandered 3 chances in 10 seconds, Town have had about 4 chances for themselves. We're on top at the moment and Wolves fans still crying for free kicks and yellow cards after every tackle that goes in on one of their men.
Full time 0-0 and much better 2nd half from the boys. Both teams going for it in the last 15 mins with Town unlucky on numerous occasions not to nick it. Miller in the last few minutes should have settled it but his effort took a deflection. We looked much more threatening when Stead came on for Lisbie and the 11 that left the pitch must start the next game. Wolves will come straight back down if they do struggle to go up!!!
A good point at the leaders on the ground where we've failed to win in the last 11 visits. But a point aint good enough.
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