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Karl Fuller

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Author of multiple Ipswich Town books and #itfc Columnist since 2012 for the @EADTsport24 & @ipswichstar24 newspapers. https://t.co/7Hzyy6abjG

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  • Nine injured and our talisman on the bench... There was no way we could compete

    2 days ago | eadt.co.uk | Karl Fuller

    Ipswich Town lost 4-0 at home to Arsenal on Sunday. Blues fan Karl Fuller reflects on the action. One of many things I will not miss when this season finally ends will be going through the pain of our wretched home record any longer. Just as I ended last week with the comment that there was some fun still to be found in our finale in the top-flight, along came another dire result. But did Sunday's heavy defeat come as any real surprise?

  • We Should Be Proud Of The Fight Our Team Are Showing

    1 week ago | thefullerflavour.wordpress.com | Karl Fuller

    In the twilight of this first season back in the Premier League after a 22 year wait, it would be easy to just let it slip away without too much effort, given our perilous position. It is a matter of time before the dreaded ‘R’ appears next to our name in the league table.

  • Fuller Flavour: We may be doomed, but we should be proud of our fighting Blues

    1 week ago | eadt.co.uk | Karl Fuller

    Julio Enciso celebrates giving Ipswich Town the lead at Chelsea (Image: Ross Halls) In the twilight of this first season back in the Premier League after a 22 year wait, it would be easy to just let it slip away without too much effort, given our perilous position. It is a matter of time before the dreaded ‘R’ appears next to our name in the league table. Sunday, however, proved that there is still a bit of life left in the old dog yet.

  • Wolves Were Superior - But They’re Not A Pleasant Watch

    2 weeks ago | thefullerflavour.wordpress.com | Karl Fuller

    It is typical that this column should come off the back of such a disappointing defeat to Wolves. Why could it not have been after that fabulous win at Bournemouth? It is also typical that I missed my first game of the season last Wednesday due to a work meeting. To find out that we had won 2-1 was a pleasant surprise…With Wolves opening a 12-point gap the night before, this victory lured us into a false sense of hope that we could beat Wolves and cut that lead in half within two games.

  • Fuller Flavour: Wolves were superior - but they're not a pleasant watch

    2 weeks ago | eadt.co.uk | Karl Fuller

    Ipswich Town lost 2-1 at home to Wolves on Saturday. Blues fan Karl Fuller gives his thoughts. It is typical that this column should come off the back of such a disappointing defeat to Wolves. Why could it not have been after that fabulous win at Bournemouth? It is also typical that I missed my first game of the season last Wednesday due to a work meeting. To find out that we had won 2-1 was a pleasant surprise.

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Karl Fuller
Karl Fuller @fullerflavour
9 Apr 25

The latest Fuller Flavour column: https://t.co/MDmHuvp9Vm

Karl Fuller
Karl Fuller @fullerflavour
8 Apr 25

It's end level????

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Karl Fuller
Karl Fuller @fullerflavour
7 Apr 25

One of the things I will not miss in the Premier League is the extortionate amount of players who like to smack the turf when down, then put their arm in the air with what looks like a season ending injury, only to get up and run around like nothing ever happened.