583: Kings of Anglia: Positives and negatives from Watford draw as we assess Town’s on-field spat

28:25it's a difficult one because it is a tight angle still but he just needed to sort of side foot it didn't he but he went for power and it just went into the next technique's wrong isn't it another mention actually as well I think it was Peachy on game day mentioned about Woodhurst took those chances that Aizon had what do you reckon

28:51based on his performance against QPR, yes, based on his performances maybe before that QPR game, no. So, yeah, George Hurst is one of those where it's either very hot or very cold, isn't it? At the moment, it's kind of swinging one way or the other in terms of when those chances fall to him. This game, he had nothing to work with at all. He just spent the time battling the centre-backs who were a real handful. He ended up getting quite frustrated and getting booked for charging down. I think it was a Banquo at one point in the first half off the top of my head. No, it would have been the second half of that one.

29:28Sorry. So, yeah, would Hurst have taken those? Possibly. Look, Azon gets into the position and that's one of the things that a lot of the players are saying when we talk to them about even Azon. He's getting into those positions to have the chances. That's the most important thing. It will fall for him at some point. It just isn't at the moment. Yeah, very much so. let's actually talk about standout players AJ before we get into the public spat on the pitch of Azor Matasiwa and Jadon Filagene because Kieran McKenna spoke about it and there's been a lot of discussion about it but yeah who sort of stood out for you?

30:08You gave your man of the match to Sindre Wally Igelli because yeah he keeps improving He does and this was another big step forward I'm not sure I'd say it was his best standout performance for Ipswich, but it's definitely in the mix. And a bit like Matasira at the start of the season, it feels like week on week we're seeing new things from him. I was a little bit worried in a way that, you know, he's a 19-year-old coming into this team. He's starting quite regularly now, but especially in this side and the makeup it is, the creative burden that he has to shoulder, especially with no Leif Davis in the team, is heavy.

30:47A lot of it has to go through him. A lot of the Ipswiches attacking thrusts have come from his side and from his creativity. And I thought he stood up to that. I thought he stood up to it with the crosses, his movement, the way he was taking players on. He does not look 19. He's obviously got the size element to him, but the confidence as well with which he plays, so good. I mean, I'm so excited for what he's going to be in the future. But even now, becoming a crucial player in this Ipswich team. given everything he's having to work with, coming into a new culture, coming into a new club, new language almost in a way.

31:27I know he speaks English, but he hasn't at a club that he's played at before, into a new league, a new style of football, new manager. Everything is kind of working against him in a lot of ways for such a young player. And I'm really impressed by the way that he's stepping up for me. So I'll give real credit for him. In terms of others, I thought, I mean, Jadon Fellagene's obviously lucky he gets the goal and there's a constant threat on that left-hand side when he was on the pitch. I thought Jenski used to put in an improved performance based off what we're seeing. Will it be enough to keep his place against Swansea?

32:00Not too sure at the moment, but definitely kind of back to what we saw from him at the start of the season. And a quick shout-out as well to Cedric Kipre, who has been keen to nail down that starting spot. It's been really big for him, hasn't it? Trying to make sure that he's starting ahead of Jacob Reeves. did that here, put in a good performance. There's always that one or two moments that you have with Kipre where you're like, oh, oh my God, what's he going to do? What's happening? I think I said after QPR that he makes defending sometimes look quite hard, but it doesn't mean he's doing it wrong.

32:31It's just like quite dramatic in a way. I remember that West Brom game where he tried to clear a ball and almost bicycle kicked it and picked up an injury, which was quite worrying. but he's been pretty reliable so far apart from that Burrow game. I like what he brought here. The assist is really good. Yeah, those are the standouts for me. And I'll quickly mention Azul Matasiwa as well before I pass back to you, which was an interesting one where I know a lot of people said to me after my player ratings, Matasiwa, clear standout. And I can get that. And there are bits I've seen from him in that game that I liked and some bits where I thought there needs to be more control and out of possession.

33:12there was a nice pass he had going forward where he sets up Syndra down the right he's starting to really get to grips with where everyone is on the pitch I think he's probably just set the bar so high that unless he's putting in a real 8 out of 10 performance I'm like oh yeah it's just another Azul Matasiwa game but yeah maybe one I look too harshly on sponsors man of the match tube wrap pop not too sure about what do you think about that? Was there anyone that stood out to you? Yeah, no offence to Tuba. He worked hard. He's still trying to find that moment, isn't he? Because he's playing in the position.

33:52He has scored loads of goals. At Borough, he was a golden boot winner and everything. At the moment, it's just not clicking for him. I think he does need a bit of a more run in the team. But yeah, spots plan a match. Very interesting, especially because he got replaced, didn't he, as well? For some point? Yeah, he did. He did eventually by Marcelino Nunez. What do you think the answer is with Tupac? Is it a case of playing him up front? I've seen the suggestion with that. It's not working for him in the 10. You need a creator in the 10. Having this kind of second striker role doesn't work. It is getting the best out of Tupac from playing him as a number nine.

34:29Potentially, but then you're going to drop Hurst or Ivan Azan. Or do you play two up front? Oh. You know, so I don't know if Kieran McKenna will go down that route. But, yeah, at the moment, it's just whoever's shirt is to lose, definitely in that number nine position. Hurst at the moment, you know, he said, well, score two goals at QPR, so he's always going to start. So, yeah, I'm hoping with Akpom, he'll get a goal and, you know, he'll score again next week. It's like Sindra as well. I think he needs that first hand goal and I think he'll then go and score. Because, yeah, at the moment, it's Fidgin scoring the goals for Richwich.

35:06But, yeah, interesting Akpom. Any other stand-ups for me? I want to give a shout-out to Daro Shea because he nearly got his head kicked off in the second half, if you remember that. I was right near it as well. Fair play to him. He actually stayed on his feet. He had to rub his head, and I got a picture of him going like... He must have been going... I was about to swear there. I don't know how he was still standing. I thought he was bleeding at that point, to be honest. It was a real heavy blow to the head, wasn't it? Yeah, because it was like kicked point-blank ranged. And yeah, if you were in the Sir Ralph Ramsey stand, you would have seen that.

35:47And it was just really up close and personal. So yeah, shout out to Dara Shea. And I also thought Jacob Greaves did well when he came on and the left-back as well. And he has played there before. Obviously, Leif Davis' injury is not as serious as it could have been, but he may be back after the insassual break, AJ. But he could easily, you know, just like Hurst, come back to life when he's starting at Swansea. but do you think Kieran McKay may look at Jake and Greer as a left back or do you think you'll stick with Ben Johnson? Possibly. It depends on kind of games and different threats that teams will bring.

36:21I need to see proper research into where Swansea are but in terms of their left side you've got Ji-Sung Eom. Is he going to be kind of threatening enough that you'd want to have a natural centre-back playing in that role? It gave it to which more solidity in the Premier League didn't it? When you look at those games where Davis was suspended and we saw Greaves come in. I think Newcastle might have been won. It was Everson won. He had those games there and they looked more solid and he settled in really well. It's definitely an option they can go with. I say more solid, but Jacob Greaves spent half this game trotting up the side of the pitch, playing like a winger, bursting into the box trying to play one-twos and take shots.

37:01I remember talking to Jack Clark about that last season. Clark said it was almost quite funny watching a player with his quite long, gangly legs galloping up the left flank, which I kind of tried to watch and look out for yesterday. And you really notice it when he's running. It almost looks quite unnatural, but he does it really well. At risk of going through everyone in the team, I also want to give credit to Ben Johnson, who wasn't a stellar performance by any means, but he's coming in from the cold. He's not started since, what do I say? He's not started a league game, any game at all, actually, since the defeat at Preston.

37:37So he's been only really used off the bench since the Charlton game. A lot of games, it's an unused sub or not in the squad at all. Comes in, plays left back, has to take on a totally different role. I like some of his set-piece moments. I like the way that he pressed from left back and really tried to get up. Yeah, I wouldn't necessarily have said he would have been one of the standouts on the pitch in terms of individual performances, but deserves credit for coming into an unusual position in a difficult game and trying his best and making a pretty good fist of it, I'd say. Yeah, it was a very scrappy game, so sometimes some people are not really up for that.

38:14But yeah, and talking about feisty and fiery, I saw Matasira and Jameen Filagene, AJ, a bit of a spat on the pitch. I think Matasira was not very happy with Filagene. and of course Filagene was not happy with him not being happy with him. What do we know about this? Because at the time, I was just seeing what was going on in the field. I thought Matasiwa was talking to the ref and then Filagene went vice versa. But no, it was them. I think it was Matasiwa not happy with Filagene tracking back in defensive work. Yeah, this was weird because I didn't really see it at the time that well either. I looked up initially and thought, why is Azul Matasiwa having a go at their goalkeeper?

38:59Then I remembered that both of them are wearing pinky purple kits, and actually that was Christian Walton. Then I was wondering, why is he having a go at Christian Walton? It dawned on me it can't be having a go at Christian Walton. Why is he having a go at the ref? Is there something going on here about certain decisions? Because obviously Town have been frustrated by key refereeing decisions in this game. and then it became quite clear that there were two or three bodies around there and they were really going at each other, actually, down there, Matasiwa and Filagene. In the end, I think it's Kyustre who comes in and plays Peacemaker between the two of them, but it's one of those where, in a game where tensions are high and it's frustrating and the opposition are overly physical, if you're going to start fighting your team-mate, it's just such a bad look, isn't it?

39:42It's exactly what you don't want. The away fans latch onto it immediately. home fans are really worried by what they're seeing. The last thing you want to see is two, let's not get it twisted here, key players, arguably the two best performers that have had this season, come to blows and try and go at each other on the pitch. Save it for the dressing room, save it for the training ground, not when you're out there in front of 27 ,000 people. At least they managed to play that down on the pitch. Then there's that interesting clip of Kieran McKenna going to Matasiwa with some finger wagging. I think saying you don't do that on the pitch.

40:21You do not confront a player like that. You can do it in the dressing room. You can do it in private. But going at it like that in public, it is not what you do. So I'm sure there were some pretty fierce words that were said in the dressing room after that. I'm sure that they will probably carry on into Playford Road in the next few days. Hopefully it will be water under the bridge come Saturday's trip to Swansea. but that was a concern. This is a group where we talk so often about having the right personalities, don't we? And when you look especially at Mattis Seawar and the personality that he is, he definitely ticks that box.

40:58And Philogene's a little bit different in the way that he's much quieter and we don't maybe hear as much from him, but the fact that he's here makes you think he has to be the right cultural fit. But when you see moments like that, you start to worry and question some of those things that the lip switch really builds kind of the core of their beliefs on At least it wasn't a Lee Bowyer, Kieran Dyer moment back in the day, the two Newcastle players having a fight on the pitch that's when it does cross the line but it also just proves it just shows they care as well sometimes you want to see that we're going to hear from Kieran McKenna on that spat because he was asked of course post-match So let's see what Kate I got to say.

41:41I don't know the details of it. Of course, both were emotional in the game, both trying to win the game. Yeah, they know that it shouldn't happen on the pitch. These things happen all the time, training ground behind closed doors. But you don't want it to happen on the pitch because you don't want to give off the wrong impression because the boys are united and those two are. There's just a bit of passion that's spilt over. but they both know that it needs to stay in-house and discuss these things in the dressing room. So, you know, the players discuss that downstairs themselves and they know nothing.

42:13Those two boys will learn from that and, you know, they'll both be ready to help us get the result on Saturday. Yeah, I'm sure they're going to move on from that. And yeah, I think it's split sort of the fan base. I think some people liked it, some people didn't. But as you said, sometimes... People liked it? I think there's some people going on. So they cared and stuff like that. I think, as I said, there's a mixture. The players care. Let's not get that mixed up. The players do care. I'm sure that they're in there often when things don't go to plan or there's individual errors. They always come out and they will defend each other and they're close and they do care about getting this club back to the Premier League.

42:54We don't need to see that. We can trust that. We can believe that. Seeing players care should be big tackles on the pitch, should be staying concentrated concentrated and focused and seeing pressing and doing the basics. Some of the things that maybe have lacked, I mean, the Charlton game is one that stands out for me, but in general, we've seen in abundance with this Ipswich team, apart from one or two occasions, that's what, to me, shows that you care. It's not coming to blows with your teammate on the pitch. That is something where you need to be aware of what's going on. I understand tension and passions are high, and you might be incredibly frustrated with your teammate, but you don't go and do that.

43:38I think I've seen quite a few posts on social media that said if Sam Morsey was on the pitch at that point, he would have grabbed both of them in a headlock and bashed their heads together and said, get on with it. Yeah, that was definitely not something I would see as a positive. I don't think it's something that Kieran McKenna sees as a positive based on that reaction at the end of the match. Hopefully, it's something that will spark some conversations at Playford Road. If it's proof that they care, then I'm glad that it is for some people. It probably isn't for me, but for me, it's doing the basics and showing your passion on the pitch in the way that you play.

44:21Definitely, my friend. Well said. Let us know, ladies and gentlemen, let us know your thoughts on that situation. Yeah, a very interesting one indeed. AJ, I've got a darn old furlong clip to play, but I want to bring up the leaderboard for the predictions. Yes, you do. It banged on. A 1-1 draw you predicted. And obviously, Stu predicted a defeat, which could have happened. You just never know. Me and Hefe predicted wins. My first goal scorer was Jalen Fiddiching, so I switched it. I think I put down somebody to be the first goal scorer. And I was like, actually, I don't fancy him. I forgot who it was now.

44:57I went to Philistine. He got it. So I got two points. You got four points on my friend. So we are now joint. Look at this. With 13 points each. Hefe is bottom. The gaffer. 11 points. So yeah. After all of his taunting. All of his comments. Oh dear AJ. You're getting cut adrift. Well this graphic shows me top. And even though I might not be kind of top in reality. there's a there's a two-point gap mark keith you're getting cut adrift now um this is quite funny actually where i obviously wasn't on the pod i had a bit of a lion yesterday as i get to do for tuesday night games i messaged you slightly not really with it saying have we done the predictions you know what's what's going on and you asked me for mine and i was like oh i don't know i just need to make sure i catch mark that's all that matters so um he actually took the prediction i was going to have i was going to go with the 2-1 town win and i thought i could copy him or um i just go go rogue and go for something else to try and just risk it to catch him and the risk paid off i actually went with leaf davis for my first goal scorer as well he didn't um feature in the matchday squad and the rules are that if a player you pick to score first isn't in the squad you get free pick of whoever you want next um cindro valoregeli didn't score in this game um but But yeah, we had some interesting moments and opportunities.

46:23Between all of us, we picked the entire front four, which I thought was quite nice. But yeah, I'm happy to finally start to build some Predictions League momentum at last, at last. Indeed. And yeah, of course, we'll look ahead to Swansea very shortly. But let's hear from Darnell Furlong, as you spoke to him, AJ, after the game, about the game itself and also his season so far in a town shirt. Over to you, Darnell. Darnell how frustrating was that tonight to not get the win? Yeah extremely, I think we played very well in the game, created enough chances to win the game but it's just sometimes how it falls, you don't get exactly what you deserve but the signs were there of a good performance and a good team so we take the positives Because you reacted from going to goal behind, we expected you to really kick on them Yeah I think that's something we spoke about, no matter what happens in the game responding well, sticking to what we believe is right and we'll get back into the game and should have gone one more as well to win the game so yeah, positives definitely See, it's a missed opportunity then.

47:20Yeah, definitely. You always do, especially at home, not to get the free points. And, you know, it is one of them things that happens. But, yeah, dropped points. But, as I said, good performance and good points still on the table. On a personal level, how are you feeling about your performances at the moment? Yeah, enjoying it. I mean, I think there's still room for improvement, of course. There always is. It's a new group. I think we're still gelling. We're still learning relationships and partnerships. But, yeah, I'm enjoying being here. and we have a very strong squad, so looking forward to the future.

47:50Jadon Filagene loves Portman Road, doesn't he? Another one for him tonight. Yeah, great player. You know, he's so dangerous and we really like getting the ball to him and he produces the goods. So, yeah, he's part of the team doing well. Yeah, in terms of even Azon, it just feels like it just isn't quite falling for him at the moment, is it? Couldn't have got much closer tonight with that header. Brilliant save, another one comes close, but give it time and it will happen. Yeah, it happens. You go through spells and they're a lot more difficult in the moment than it looks from the outside. So it's just one of those things and he'll keep practising and keep getting the opportunities.

48:25The fact that he's in the right place at the right time is the most important thing. In terms of your performance going forward in an attacking sense, I remember coming in, you did really well defensively. It now feels like with those overlapping runs, you've got the assist over the weekend as well, you're starting to really see that attacking side of your game as well now. Yeah, I think it's something that, as I said, will come with time. It's about partnerships and balance of the team. When you come to a new team, you're working things out. And yeah, we're just developing as we go along and knowing when the right time to do certain things are.

48:55I felt like he needed to say something else after that. He just said so, and then when I was putting that clip together, I thought AJ was going to add something else on, but he didn't. But yeah, good old Darnell there. Right then, AJ, we're going to briefly preview the Swans. They're actually playing tonight at Preston. so they've got one day extra... No, less extra day. We've got one extra day of rest. You'll try again. What am I trying to say, ladies and gentlemen? They've got less time to rest and recover and go again. They've got a long old trip up there. I know they're both on the west side of the UK, but that's a long old trip for Swansea to make tonight and having to come back out of a short turnaround ahead of Saturday's game.

49:40It'll be home for them, and obviously Ipswich will have to, in turn, make a long trip over to Swansea on Saturday. Should we have a little look at what the Swans have been like then? Came in thinking they'd be a bit of a dark horse this season. I thought they'd be in that mix. And they started that way. Yeah, they were beaten by Borough on opening day. It was a poor performance, but bounced back from that really well. Beat Sheffield United, home draw to Watford, won away at Sheffield Wednesday. They had that incredible cup win where they came from behind. to beat Nottingham Forest's Cameron Burgess, which I'm sure we'll talk about, scoring twice in that one.

50:17And ever since then, it feels like they've almost run out of steam a little bit. They went to Birmingham. They were late sucker punched by Lyndon Dykes' goal. Couldn't beat Millwall. Yes, they won at Blackburn, but that Blackburn game was the end of September and they've had one win since then. It was a 2-1 win against Norwich, who, as we all know, are abysmal. Beeson by Leicester held at Southampton in a game that they should have lost about 9-0 based on the numbers, beaten by QPR. They did get a draw against Charlton last time out. So they're not one of the worst teams in the league, but there's already some pressure on the manager, Alan Sheehan, because the squad is one that they would expect to be around the top six.

50:56And going into the game against Preston, they sit 17th in the table. Obviously, can move higher with a win and lower if they lose. Interesting when you look at their team from that draw against Charlton, and they ended up playing a back five in that one. Three centre-backs in Burgess, Casey and Cabango. The wing-backs push up high. Key and Tymon, quite good kind of dynamic, exciting wingers. And Ronald Pereira and the one I mentioned before, Jison Eon. But they're relying on those players quite heavily for goal output. And maybe it isn't working that well as Andrew Potnick as another one who has delivered in a couple of games, but not consistently.

51:35Adam Eder started against Charlton and scored. I really like the midfield too I like Gonzalo Franco as that kind of aggressive physical fiery midfielder who they've got there and he's playing alongside Ethan Galbraith who was playing at Leicester Orient last season a bit of a Rolls Royce midfielder, his performances in the Championship have been excellent I think he's probably a Premier League player in the future, so they've got a nice balanced squad but things haven't really fallen for them in the last few weeks and the momentum hasn't really worked for them in terms of their home performances.

52:09They ranked 16th in the division. They played seven games, two wins, three draws, two defeats. Only scored eight goals in those home games as well. So, yeah, hasn't really clicked for them too well. It'll be interesting to see, A, how they perform tonight going into the game and, B, what kind of shape they're going to be in on Saturday with a very short turnaround and fans probably still with the jury out on the manager. Yeah, the interesting atmosphere at the Swansea.com stadium, I think that's what it's called. Classic. Classic indeed. And it has, of course, as we should mention, it has Rossi's outside the restaurant, bar thing.

52:49Yeah, I'm gutted that you still have not visited Rossi's. If I've got an opportunity to do on Saturday, I will go there and I'll get free stuff because my name is Rossi, you know. But yeah, this will be the Cameron Burgess Derby, AJ. I'm sure there'll be a lot of talk about that. Yeah, it's going to be good to see him. Hopefully, he won't be on it and we can capitalise on a mistake or something from him. But yeah, he's obviously a player that I've got fond memories of and still that like, oh, I wish he was still here, but he isn't. Yeah, he's been one of Swansea's top performers and I think he's considered to be one of the best free transfers in the Championship this, well, last summer, this summer, over the summer, we'll go with.

53:39I think he eased the blow of Harry Darling moving to Norwich in a way that was, I mean, he's an upgrade on what Harry Darling offered, to be honest, from what I've seen and from what Swansea fans say about him. Performances have been excellent. He's become a bit of a yellow card magnet. I think he might be on. Let me have a look. One, two, three, four. It might include a cup in there. Yeah, he's picking up a few of them. Big goal threat. Had a tough time against Man City in the Carabao Cup. Made an error that led to them scoring. But, yeah, you know what to expect from Cameron Burgess. We've all seen him week in, week out.

54:17And he'll be staying very close to George Hurst, I think, having watched – he'll be watching clips of those Sindhrabala Egerly crosses from the right, finding Hurst. And I think Sheehan will be saying to Karen Burgess, you know George Hurst better than anyone. You do not give him an inch of space in this game. Very much so. We won't do our predictions for this because I think it's still a bit early. We're still getting over. It's only Wednesday. It's only Wednesday. So we'll obviously share the predictions and see what Heathie and Stu are going to be thinking about this as well. But AJ, any other business as we get close to the magic hour um anything else you want to mention um no i don't think so it's weird it's an international break next week isn't it um it's quite nice in a sense that and i know that you know there's all the jokes about oh aj loves the international breaks i don't especially when there's no ipswich players that was like three who go away these days um but yeah it's good that after this we come back obviously we have the rexum game and what i will dub and i know you call me dramatic but this isn't dramatic the week of hell in terms of the away travel after that you you admitted it was you you agreed you said it wasn't dramatic calling that yeah it's going to be a long trip because you know it was also what we got blackburn or hull hull on the tuesday night so hull away tuesday night oxford away friday night and blackburn away the following tuesday so seven days um if you drove all of them i calculated this is about a thousand miles like return trip that's just for me getting back to cambridge so probably more for such fans it will be brutal that but we're still a little way off that it'll be nice when we come back from that international break to um have like just pure club football through until march which will be good uh but swansea first even though i'm not actually going yes um because it's your birthday isn't it so um what you got planned yeah you're gonna be another year older my friend I don't know yeah another year old a 25 god how scary I hope Mark doesn't listen to that because I'll get some abusive messages sent to me on whatsapp no doubt what I planned I don't know I've been told to leave that up to Sophie who's going to sort that out so we'll wait and see over the weekend but yeah that'll be good I can't lie I didn't fancy spending my birthday and making the long trip over to South Wales I do apologise but yeah safe travels Ross I hope you enjoy it bring back three points yes hopefully and yeah get ready for the international break but yeah if you are going to the game ladies and gentlemen enjoy it me and Stu will be there to bring you all the coverage as standard also got to shout out the KLA Live 3 because tickets are now on sale it's going to be at the Baths in Itchwich once again after the Sheffield Wednesday game December 20th it was a great night KOA Live 2 back in April?

57:19Was April time? March it would have been, I believe. Yeah, they lost to Nottingham Fire. So two KOA Lives before both ended with defeat. Sheffield Wednesday are with a points deduction. They're bottom of the league, so we're hoping that we'll do this one off the back of a big win to take us into Christmas to preview the Millwall game, which of course means a lot to me to look back at the season so far, the standout players, the big moments to talk about whether Ipswich will make it into the Premier League again to be festive and merry and go to the bar that is open late, let's stress that one, the bar that's open late come and ask us questions about Nathan Broadhead and get too drunk again and do all of these things we had such a great time last time we really hope you did too, that's why we've been able to organise this again, the Barstown Ipswich December 20th after the Sheffield Wednesday game we would love to see you and we are so confident that you will have a great time if you come to watch us.

58:21Yes indeed and there's going to be a lot of involvement from the crowd as well so you get an opportunity to have your say so get your tickets are now on sale, that will be in the link in the description all over our socials and it will be great to see you celebrate Christmas as well, it could be your start to Christmas coming to see us at the Barstinich but yeah, also shout out to our sponsors as standard Stardust Spirits and Molecular. Deary me, Ross. I will not be doing that on the live, K-O-A Live. If someone goes up to me and said, how would you say it? I'm just going to point blank go no.

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