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25:17Ross Halls:I'm lost on words because I'm just so happy for him because of just the journey because that's such a tough injury to get back from. It is. I mean, let's touch on that right-sided bit as well. Obviously, Sindra Barlow-Rigeli is there and Casey McIntyre didn't get on the pitch in that game. But Wes is different, isn't he, in terms of the pace and the direct running and probably the physicality as well. His know-how and knowledge of this league really important um so factoring all those things in uh it's great to have him as an option again the question mark is going to be what what is he going to be able to to offer this season and at the moment we probably don't know uh when you look at his cameo at the den he touched the ball once when you look at his cameo at commentary he touched the ball i said on the post match it It was four times.

26:10I had a look again. It's been updated. It's three touches against commentary. So he's only had four touches. So we need to see what level he's at physically in terms of his pace because that's such a big part of his game in terms of his strength and that direct running power. He's clearly still got the eye for a finish because he took this one really, really well. That's always going to be a concern that those kind of other athletic elements when you've had an ACL injury, not just because of what it does to your knee, but also because you've not done so much on pitch work in, what, 11 months it's been since he last kicked the ball.

26:50So factoring all that in, it can set you back a long way. But I spoke to him about that last night and said, look, an ACL injury is bad enough for any player, let alone one who's so pace-focused. How is this going to be for you? and he said, to be honest, I think I'm in a better place now than I was before the injury. So if we can have that kind of side of a Wes Burns, then he's going to get some good opportunities. We'll wait and see when those opportunities come, but let's not look too far ahead as well. This is about him and the narrative from this game, wrapping up a huge win, wrapping up Ipswich's best performance of the season, taking his goal incredibly well, getting mobbed by all of his teammates and the fans going absolutely nuts in that away end.

27:37I'm delighted for Wes Burns, the player, but delighted for Wes Burns, the person as well, because he's gone through hell. He's had to shut out from football. He's had to watch his club get relegated, unable to help. He's had to watch his club struggle, let's be honest, in the first half of the season, unable to help. With new signings coming in and playing ahead of him, he'll be itching to get back out there. He's now back out there. And to have this moment, have this goal, to remind people he's still there, can still play a part and still has a part in a lot of fans' hearts as well. It's the perfect story.

28:14And it's hopefully the perfect ending to this kind of chapter of injury hell for him. Yeah, just delighted for him.

28:22Ross Halls:Yeah, and he also knows how to do a fist pump because Marcia Nunes, please watch Wes Burns' fist pump because that was proper passion. Nunez's got passion but they're not great those fist pumps Nunez does unfortunately but yeah Wes Burns just showed pure passion and we're going to hear now from him so enjoy this long clip of Wes Burns talking about his ACL journey and yeah you're just hearing his voice you know obviously it was such a hard year but he's so happy to be back on the pitch let's hear from Wes How hard has it been for you since Anfield? Yeah it has been I did an interview view quite shortly after and for a long time I kind of just switched off from football really I didn't really want any part of it because you know when you know you're going to be out for for at least nine ten eleven months it's hard to really stay in it and you know stay focused for that long so I gave myself a little bit of time to sort of switch off and I'm not really thinking about football for a while but after my surgery was was done and you know the first you You know, a month was out of the way and I could do a little bit more, I could walk properly again.

29:31That's when I knew I needed to tune back in. And it's been such a mad rollercoaster of emotions throughout it all. And obviously it's such a hard injury to come back from. So, yeah, I'm incredibly proud of myself and my family for coming through such a hard time. And at the club, who are some of the people that played a big pass in it and looked after you? Yeah, I mean, there's so many to name. My teammates have been second to none throughout the whole time. Big shout out to Dan Morton, who's been with me since day one. Me and him have had some tough times in the gym when things haven't been at their best.

30:12He's stuck by me for everything. Obviously, the rehab team has been excellent from the moment I got injured. I can't thank them enough. For them to get me back to where I am now and to be able to produce a moment like that tonight, is you know i can't thank them enough some of your former teammates kept in touch and maybe lads you know from other teams not just ipswich maybe the welsh scene as well no i mean everyone's you know the world of football although it's massive is very small as well um and everyone always seems to stay in touch especially when you achieve such amazing things that we have done and at this club you know all the all the lads that have moved on we still talk near enough every day if not every week um so yeah you know the support even from people that's been um that have been and gone has been great as well.

30:56Kieran as well, I'd imagine kept in touch, obviously, at Playford Road and stuff. Yeah, yeah, I mean, the boss has got to do what the boss has got to do, and when I'm not really available to him, it's hard for him to maybe find the time to come and talk to me and things like that, but honestly, he's been brilliant. Whenever we've had a chance to sit down and have a coffee and catch up and stuff, he's always said that his office door is open and obviously the football season is carnage, so you can imagine there's not much time for that, but he's always made time for me so yeah brilliant. Was the target always Christmas, tail end of 2025?

31:29Did you have that target in mind? To be fair I thought I might have been a bit earlier, I wanted to be a bit earlier but with injuries like I've had they're never straightforward. Everyone always targets that I want to come back before nine months, I want to be the first person to come back in six, seven months but you can't take shortcuts with the injury because it will come back and bite you on the bum. I did have a couple of setbacks in my rehab as you'd imagine but as I got closer to the end I wanted to play this side of the year I got injured in January and to play in the same calendar year was always a target so yeah I managed that

32:13Ross Halls:Indeed he did and I have to admit I'm still humming the words of Burns will tear you apart again just incredible story and hopefully he can continue that as well AJ as we mentioned but no that was it 2-0 way end was bouncing even when I was doing the interviews at game day people were obviously honking horns the buses as well and everyone just hugging and just enjoying the moment again at Coventry as we mentioned before we enjoyed that night in April in 2023 was it 2024? 2024 but that was a bit more warmer that evening because it wasn't a bit chilly last night. But yeah, big win. And I've just found this stat is actually from Stu's verdict.

33:01Ross Halls:There's only four teams who have won at Coventry in 2025. Leeds, United, Burnley and Sunderland who of course all went on to get promoted. And uptown have now beaten Coventry twice this calendar year. So not too shabby at all. But yeah, big moment, my friend. How would you want to wrap up the win against Coventry. We're going to talk about standout players, but would you say it's the best display of the season? You asked this to stew on the verdict. We mentioned the 3-0 win against Coventry at Portland Road was the best display. This one probably tops it because of the whole 90 minutes. Yeah, it clearly tops it because of the whole 90 minutes because of the fact it was at Coventry, a place where they've been invincible, of course.

33:48The worst results they've had have been draws. because of the fact that this was a Coventry team that had more players available. They missed some key players in that last game, like Sakamoto and like Hadji Wright, who wasn't able to start at Portman Road. They were both started in this one and didn't have a sniff because of the way they managed the game, because of the way they attacked it, because of the way they controlled it, because of the way the centre-backs handled it. So many elements that we've been disappointed by with this Ipswich team in recent weeks. that they managed to... When Ipswich play badly, let's say it this way, when Ipswich play badly, it's usually that you can see one or two elements of their game that's not quite there.

34:33It's not usually like it's a total disaster. You don't see them outclassed in the championship. You don't see a team that is failing on multiple fronts. It usually might be individual errors or the creativity is lacking or the intensity is lacking or something like that. That's what lets them down. And this is one of those performances where there was none of that. Every single element of the game pretty much was spot on. Individually, it was just on all their battles as a tactical battle. Kieran McKenna, I think, showed he is tactically levels way above Frank Lampard. And all in all, you've just got to be really happy with what we've seen, in terms of bouncing back from what has been a hit and miss December.

35:25It's not going to mean a lot unless they can put a run together and kick on. That's going to have to be the next big test.

35:32Ross Halls:Yes, indeed. And we're going to do, of course, the Oxford preview, the first game of 2026. And my big word is back it up, Kieran McKenna and co. That's a phrase. Yeah, it is a phrase. and the thing is we've been here before though haven't we we're having a great we'll enjoy this pod because we've got positivity and stuff like that, different moments and all that jazz we're going to talk about standout plays right now but then we've gone it's been a damp squid next game whatever whatever people know me already now that I can't speak but they've just got to back it up But let's talk about some players, my friend, because I'm sure you enjoy doing the player ratings because there were numerous standouts.

36:19Ross Halls:I'm just looking at your player ratings now, my friend. A lot of eights. A lot of eights. Which is great to see. You gave your man in the match to Marcelino Nunes, which he's gone a bit under the radar with the amount of assists he's got. He got two assists in this game. He's obviously playing in the 10 at the moment, which is very good. let's speak about Marcelino Nunes because he has been incredible recently he has I feel that sometimes he's getting assists where he's quite quiet in games but ultimately he's popping up in these key moments he deserves the praise, he's got two assists in this one, it's eight for the season seven in the Nipstit shirt it feels like it's always him and when he's at it, which he wasn't throughout this game but when he's really in his stride the way that he can drag opponents out of position and open up space and and create chances is in my mind unlike any other player in the division is he the long-term answer in the number 10 i'm not sure i'm i'm yeah i'm not too sure but um he's undoubtedly the best option that ipswich have at the moment and um with the performances that he's putting in, it's difficult to look past what he's able to bring.

37:35So, yeah, really good to see him churning out so consistently and he's having to shoulder a lot of the creative burden in a team that, as I've said, maybe is lacking it in parts. So impressed by him. Close contenders for it, probably three or four others, which is pretty crazy. Jack Clark, not a great deal more to say about him. Top performance, really impressive. not just the goal but his overall involvement felt like he was doing a bit of everything himself in attack at times and making it work as well it wasn't like he was just running into walls all the time um as well matter see what i think touched every single blade of grass on the pitch the the distance he covered was crazy um the effortlessness in his um in his play unbelievable um for me in terms of pure quality he's undoubtedly the best defensive midfielder in the division and a premier quality player.

38:31So excited to see what more we've got to come from him. Darnell Furlong, we'll call him a wind-up merchant, I think, in this game. I think that he's probably public enemy number one in commentary with going down maybe a little bit soft at times. But ultimately, as I said before, and this is a lesson that Ipswich had to learn in the Premier League, you've got to have some of the dark arts if you're going to be able to be a successful team at this level. and when Coventry were turning the screw, Furlong was the one who was just turning it back the other way by slowing things down, frustrating the fans, frustrating Coventry players, and also just the way he shut out Ephraim Mason-Clark apart from one moment where I think he got beaten every other time against one of the best wingers in the division, made it look really effortless.

39:21And I'll give a mention as well to Cedric Kipre, who I described as Virgil van Kipre on Twitter. I was really disappointed about how that went under the radar, but still, yeah, delighted for him, of course, because he's a great person, a great guy, and a really top player. It's all of the defensive stuff. It's how dominant he is at the air. It's how effortlessly he wins headers, but also the way that he plays out from the back. He played a big part that went under the radar again. In that second goal, the way that he steps out from the back line so composed on the ball, weirdly just like running from deep and taking shots when he feels like it.

40:03Yeah, top player. Top player.

40:06Ross Halls:And just as a whole, a team performance. A lot of people have been saying, and we've probably mentioned it as well, a team of individuals. It's just we had to wait for one of these star players to score an important goal to win the game. But this was a really good team performance. And I'm sure Kieran McKenna is very happy and we've sort of been waiting for that moment, haven't we? This team, you know, to really hit strides and get the win. And hopefully they can back this up, as we mentioned, my friend. And we now close the gap on the top two. It's now two points, which is mad. Also, Hull City there as well, because they obviously got a win.

40:40Ross Halls:So it's two teams. It's a free horse race now, potentially, for that. And now the gap is getting smaller to commentary, but still a bit of a way. but yeah I'm sure you're feeling pretty rosy now you know to end the year this second year in a row we've been able to end a year with a win we beat Chelsea to end in 2024 this time around and in 2025 with a bang with a 2-0 win and the table looking not too shabby yeah I mean you can't obviously focus too much on kind of I remember towards the back end of that 2023-24 season where it was like total focus on what Leeds do, total focus on what Leicester do, total focus on Southampton.

41:22Cutting the gap to two points at this stage is great and following on what Borough do, but when there's half a season still to play, that's a hell of a loss of points. So, yeah, it's good. And I think more than anything, it's a psychological boost to players and the manager will say, not looking at the table, not focused on the table. It's at least somewhat a lie. They know where they are in the table. They know what the gap is. They will know that Middlesbrough lost home to Hull on Monday night. So, yeah, it'll be interesting to see where things go from here because maybe some teams that we've seen that we thought would be a bit more resurgent are yet to show it.

41:58Southampton, Birmingham, Sheffield United, Leicester, of course. Others now are starting to peel away, but going into the new transfer window, going into the second half of the season, you'd like to think that Town have the depth and have the quality to make it count. and when the margins are so slim. I don't think that will change hugely between now and the end of the season. Those are the things that will make the difference, or could at least, I should say, make the difference ahead of a team like Borough, ahead of a team like Hull, ahead of a Preston or a Millwall or a team like that. Yeah, fascinating few weeks ahead, and definitely this next month in particular feels like it could be particularly important.

42:42Ross Halls:Yeah, just have a little look now. The next three league opponents for town are currently ranked ninth or lower. But then normally when we play these teams, this is where we struggle. The balance is actually quite interesting. When you come back from a game, right? I don't know if you have the same thing, Ross, but quite often you come back from a late game and it's like, right, it's late, let's go to sleep. But because you've just been at a football game, your mind's slightly wired a little bit. so like I was up about half past one having a look at town season as a whole and kind of the opponents that they have to play and obviously Portman Road's the place to be that's where you want to pick up most of your points that's where it's a charles it's going to be honest going to pick up most of their points they've been beaten once at home all season in what I hope is a freak game against Charleston Athletic and when you look at the table in the top half of it they've played most of the teams away from home now the only ones in the top half they've still got to play Watford who are sixth Stoke, who are 10th, and Wrexham, who are 11th.

43:44So they've already ticked off a trip to Coventry. Borough, Birmingham, Leicester, Hull, Millwall, Bristol City, QPR. There's a lot of quite difficult trips that they've ticked off, and those teams are going to have to now come to Portman Road in the second half of the season. If you look at the home form, for example, the home league table, which is ranked second for that in the entire division, when you look at the top half of that home table, they've got four teams who they've got to go to. Watford, who have the third best home record, Wrexham, West Brom and Stoke. So it's going to be a lot of games now, important games at Portman Road against big teams.

44:19The away trips become, on paper, a little bit easier. Easy to say when it's a team that lost to Oxford. But when you look at that, it's got to be a cause for confidence going into the second half of the campaign, knowing that there's a lot of tough trips ticked off and that these top teams, the teams around you in the league, you've already been to their stadium. They've got to come to you. And Town at Portman Road have been and will hopefully continue to improve to be a different beast.

44:51Ross Halls:And yeah, hopefully Town fans will be bouncing going into this one. New Year's Day, the kick-off of the year. But yeah, can Town finally build on this momentum, my friend? I just feel this one feels a bit different because yeah, it's winning at commentary, the league leaders. And I'm hoping this will be the springboard moment where town can go, boom, here we are. But hopefully we don't go crashing down against Oxford, which we'll look into now, my friend. They've got no manager at the moment. They've got caretaker in charge because your old friend Gary got sacked two days before Christmas. So that is just horrible.

45:27Ross Halls:It's a common thing. Managers get sacked. But that should be like a written rule. You can't sack a manager before Christmas or even after Christmas. like, you know, this period is like, no, no. But yeah, of course they're struggling. But, you know, they beat us, didn't they, last month at a Kassam, which was a frustrating night. I remember we recorded a pod, didn't we, in our hotel room in the Premier Inn. And we had to discuss that game. A lot's happened since then. And yeah, they've obviously got rid of Gary. They've got Craig Short as their caretaker. they won on Boxing Day, didn't they? But then obviously they lost yesterday against Swansea 1-0, but beat Southampton 2-1.

46:15Ross Halls:They lost against Cholton. They lost against Preston, Blackburn, Swansea. So, yeah, they're not in a good spot, are they? But they're a team that town have come up against before and they've struggled against. How are you feeling for this one, my friend? Confident, to be honest. I think that a home game and an away game against Oxford are two different kind of things. You look at Oxford who beat Southampton at home on Boxing Day, that was probably their new manager bounce, to be perfectly honest. I think they've been sent crashing back down to earth after that. When you look at their away form, they've won twice on the road this season.

46:52It's one of the worst away records in the division. One of those wins came at Sheffield Wednesday. The other was at Bristol City back in September. the squad feels like it's lacking depth in a lot of key areas there's there's good talented players there's good exciting young players i like tyler goodrum i like stan mills uh posheta who's been linked with a move away obviously scored against town in the reverse fixture off the bench uh luke harris on them from oxford they've had prelec starting up front um over harris who scored in that that reverse game as well it feels very league one the team to me to be perfectly honest and you know famous last words and i think regardless what happens on new year's day i can't see oxford staying in the division unfortunately um an early call there but this is how i see it and this is again where um you can not excuse as much but you can look at an away game and say look friday night under the lights um it's oxford maybe isn't an easy place to go even though there's a gap in quality between the squads at portman road this is where your multi-million pound squad has to be toxic united 100 um and they need to bring the the good vibes back because uh obviously that i think that town didn't really convince in that sheffield wednesday game uh that was off the back of leicester then the millwall game coventry away lifts the mood hugely lifts the mood but it needs to be backed up now and Town needs to put in not just a convincing result but the performance has to be much better than say what we saw against Sheffield Wednesday in the last home match yeah so must win

48:37Ross Halls:is that you're putting this in that category wow

48:44yeah why not must win yeah not necessarily look I mean no games are must win unless it genuinely is decisive. But I said after the last Coventry game, if you can't build on this and have a run from this, then there's something wrong. This is now a bigger thing because they've gone on the road, beaten Coventry, best display of the season. I know it's a sharp turnaround, but it is for Oxford as well. And you've got to be better than them. you've got to get a result against them. I don't mean to disrespect Oxford, but there's clear levels here between where Ipswich are and where Oxford are, what the ambitions are between the players that are going to be on that pitch.

49:31You've got players like Sindrabal or Aghelli, who by himself is probably worth more than Oxford's entire squad. So looking at that, yeah, it's going to be important to put all the pieces together and have a convincing home performance and home result.

49:46Ross Halls:Yes, indeed. And we've got a nice little knee-jerk Kirk Odia Poll here from good old Mark Hefe. Hefe. When different moments happen in the game, he jumps on X and does a poll and the Coway Army have voted. And it is, should Jacob Greaves start the next game at left back even if Leif Davis is fit again or feeling better because he obviously missed the game because he was ill? What do you reckon, AJ? So far, yes, it's 59%. No, it's 41%. Jacob Greaves had a good game he's played left back before many times when he's at Hull City with that town had a very good game what's your what's your feeling on this no not against Oxford yeah move on the simple point of it is that Jacob Greaves at left back is it an option 100 % I think he's the best cover at left back at the moment while town without a natural left back potentially it could even be that you town don't even need to get a left back in January if they think that way, if Jacob Greaves can cover in the way that he has.

50:57He was the perfect foil and the perfect outlet in this game against Coventry. And it's remarkable that I didn't even bring him up when talking about star players. That's bonkers how I didn't think of it. People were probably screaming at their podcast players. Why have you not mentioned Jacob Greaves? They'll mention him now. Excellent in this game. Sakamoto, nowhere near him and also what I liked about him the most is the fact that he played as high up as Azon for most of the game but to ease the pressure so much when Town play these long balls half the time it's just kind of cleared up the line and the opposition are able to counter but when you have Greaves in that position instead of Davis, he's winning the flick-ons he's creating space for Nunez to run into and for Azon to run into and for Clark to run into and that was the perfect outlet in a game where Town, although they were dominant, also did face a lot of pressure against the top team.

51:52You're not going to have that against Oxford. It's going to be different. You need to use the initiative. You need to have a player who's going to be more comfortable high up the pitch, who's going to want to create and want to score. It's not going to be about the defensive side as much. This has to be a Leif-Davis game if he's fit. If not, I'd backgreaves to do the job. but if Leif Davis is healthy again and ready to go you'd want him in this game especially at Portman Road so Leif Davis to start for me

52:23Ross Halls:Okay then and we're going to of course record a boot room if you want to hear more in-depth preview on the Oxford game at Portman Road on New Year's Day but yeah the end of 2025 is nigh AJ and I always like to sort of ask this question to people how would you sum up the year as a whole for It's been a bit of a rollercoaster year for six months it was not great because we were getting hammered in the Premier League a lot then the championships had ups and downs but of course it's been nice to end the year with a bang with the win against Coventry but how do you sum up the year as a whole for Kieran Kenna's side different, difficult a little bit disjointed at times hard more than anything Let's be honest, the second half of the Premier League season was a write-off.

53:14It felt that because of that, it was just a bit of a nothing period for Ipswich in a way, where ever since that Southampton defeat at Portman Road in early February 1st last year, it just felt like it was playing towards the inevitable, which it was. and that had quite significant knock-on effects with so many key players leaving over the summer with bedding so many new players in at the start of this season. So those are kind of the key themes. It's probably been the hardest and probably the most negative calendar year under Kieran McKenna, but that's natural as well because it's been the hardest not just on the pitch but off it in that McKenna's had to navigate the Premier League, the hardest league in the world, with a huge step up from League One off the back of two back-to-back promotions.

54:16Of course, the aforementioned changes, losing key players but key people as well that has been really, really difficult. So this has been kind of the unsettled year of the McKenna era, of the game-changer era. Now we're hoping that this is going to be a more settled period that players start to bed in. We fall in love with these players again. And that it guides Ipswich Town back to the Premier League. And if that happens this year, that the start of next season and the second half of 2026 leads to more positivity in the Premier League if they can achieve that. So, yeah, we'll have to wait and see.

54:57but the reflection is going to be one of transition, one of tough times and one of a slightly disjointed Ipswich town. But hopefully it can be taking a step back to take two steps forward in the long term.

55:14Ross Halls:Love that, my friend. And yeah, for me, if we one up Fulham at the start of 2025, it's going to be all different. You're big on that. You're really big on that Fulham game. Could have been, could have been, but it wasn't. And yeah, but yeah, of course, it's been another great year, though, doing this podcast, bringing you content, ladies and gentlemen, the Coway Army. Hope you've enjoyed listening. Big thank you to all of you for just reading, engaging with all of our stuff, even the contributors as well. Big shout out to the Coway Army, the posse who does stuff for me for game day and fan social and all bits and bobs.

55:50Ross Halls:Thank you to all the former town players who took part in my Coway specials. And I've got many more planned for 2026. And yeah, AJ, happy new year to you, my friend. Another year covering Itchristown with you, Hefe and Stu as well. Any final words as we wrap up the final Kings of Anglia podcast of 2025? Yeah, have a great new year, everyone. It's coming out on the day we record, isn't it? So New Year's Eve tomorrow. Enjoy it, but enjoy it by being disciplined because my God, we've got to go again. New Year's Day, this has to be the start of a run. A big week, don't drink too much because a hangover at the football will be rough.

56:27rough as hell, won't it? You don't want that. So be at your A game, loud and proud for Oxford, then on to Pompey. Thank you, as Ross said, to everyone who's listened, who's watched, who's subscribed, who's followed, who reads, who has said hello at a service station at 2am in the arse end of nowhere, who came to the live show earlier this year and we've got another one planned in 2026. everyone who's had anything to do with um with koa with the eadt thank you guys so much

57:06Ross Halls:onwards and upwards in in 2026 so yes bring it on and uh yeah if you you know people do the hair of the dog don't they so you know you'll celebrate new year's day but then you'll get to the game go to a pub and and drink more but uh yeah enjoy it though ladies gentlemen um merry merry christmas hope you all have a good christmas though uh happy new year and all that jazz and uh we'll see you back at Portman Road, Optus United, come to town. Can town go on a run? We shall wait and see. But yes, follow us on all our socials as standard at Kings of Anglia. Shout out to our brilliant sponsors as well.

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