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Why do a minority of people have a problem with the EADT?
at 22:38 9 Jul 2021

After a tweet that circulated yesterday, I'm just curious as to why some people have such a problem with the EADT? I genuinely don't understand it.

I find it strange how a minority of the fanbase has such ill feelings towards the paper. They do a cracking job. Besides that, fan-made content (such as Talking Town, Blue Monday, Naked Footy) also do a fantastic job of providing fans with alternative content. Am I missing something?
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We Follow the Town: EURO Special
at 01:44 18 Jun 2021

(Feel free to delete if this goes against the rules!)

I've recently started my podcast back up again - We Follow the Town.

In this week's episode, I am joined by David Pearson from Over the Bar to take a look at all the action from the world of the European Championships.

Also, we discuss our two latest signings in the transfer window.

Always enjoy scrolling through the forum - hope you're all enjoying the EUROs!

https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/we-follow-the-town-itfc-podcast/id15525031
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Could be an exciting/tough looking League One next season
at 17:14 8 May 2021

Sheffield Wednesday, Rotherham, Cambridge, Bolton, and potentially Sunderland and Portsmouth.

Ipswich better be up for the task next season. They'll be a couple of decent teams vying for the top spots!
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Positives from this Season
at 16:15 29 Apr 2021

Here me out, but surely Toto Nsiala's consistency has been one of the few positives to take from this season? He's been a quiet workhorse, hasn't done too many wrong. He's a player I'd keep for next season, even if he becomes a backup.
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The EFL is set to ask the Premier League for the tens of millions it has saved
at 16:06 27 Apr 2021

The EFL is set to ask the Premier League for the tens of millions it has saved thanks to the promotions of Watford and N*rwich City.

Both sides were relegated from the top flight last season and would have been due around £70m in parachute payments had they remained in the Championship.

Indeed, the figure remaining in the Premier League’s bank account could hit north of £100m should Bournemouth — the third relegated side — be promoted via the play-offs.

The Daily Mail understands that cash-strapped clubs in all three divisions below the top flight have strongly lobbied the EFL. They want the competition to ask the Premier League for the cash they have saved which would then be split among clubs reeling from the effect of the Covid pandemic.

The request is yet to be made, but it is understood that it will form part of the EFL’s ongoing discussions with the Premier League over increased funding. ‘It makes sense,’ one official at a League One club explained. ‘They gave us grants of £30m last year to help us out but that is a drop in the ocean compared with what they are going to save on parachute payments.’

In the first year, clubs relegated from the Premier League get around £40m, dropping to £35m in the second and £15m in the third — although those who were only in the top flight for one season receive only two years’ worth of payments.

In November, the EFL accepted a £50m rescue package from the Premier League, which included a £30m grant, for clubs in Leagues One and Two. Those in the Championship were given access to £117.5m in loans from a league-secured deal with financial company MetLife Investment Management.

Thoughts?
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Just one final push
at 13:54 12 Apr 2021

Tomorrow's game against AFC Wimbledon is, in the words of Paul Cook, season-defining. We're still three points below the playoffs, and we should be under no illusions that should we embark on a decent run, we can make it.

Let's hope Cook picks a good starting line-up tomorrow. Fingers crossed Norwood is back fit because we need him over Drinan.
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We Follow the Town: Tonight at 8:30pm
at 19:26 11 Apr 2021

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Join We Follow the Town tonight at 8:30pm as Benjamin will be joined by Leigh and Aaron to talk through an eventful week in the world of Ipswich Town.

What are your thoughts on the new ownership? Should we be (cautiously) optimistic about the future? And would we be right to scrutinize Paul Cook after yesterday's performance against the MK Dons?

All this and more tonight!

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We Follow the Town Blackpool Preview: 7:30 Tomorrow
at 18:34 4 Feb 2021

The first episode of We Follow the Town will be going live on Youtube tomorrow evening, where we will be previewing Saturday's Blackpool game.

Join me, Graeme Brooke and Stephen Lankester as we look ahead to match, where we will be talking all things Ipswich!

Time: 7:30pm
Link:

See you there!
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