Pitman: Bolton Game Killed Our Momentum - Ipswich Town News
Joint-top scorer Brett Pitman has vowed Town will put this season’s disappointment behind them and have “a right go” to make up for it next term.
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Joint-top scorer Brett Pitman has vowed Town will put this season’s disappointment behind them and have “a right go” to make up for it next term.
Town visit Middlesbrough on Saturday with manager Mick McCarthy determined that his side should finish their season strongly, despite now having no realistic chance of making the play-offs. The Blues, who are without a win in six, are eighth in the table, eight points from the play-offs with just three games left to play.
Striker Luke Varney admits reaching the play-offs for a second successive season is now going to be a tough ask for the Blues, but says he and the rest of the squad will continue to push for every point between now and May 7th.
HarryfromBath assesses the mood in the opposition camp ahead of Saturday's game by delving into their forums.
Third-placed Town return to action following the international break when they face a Blackburn Rovers side struggling for wins under new manager John Eustace at Ewood Park live on Sky on Good Friday, but boss Kieran McKenna warns that the Lancastrians have been far from easy to beat under their incoming boss (KO 5.30pm).