The Fuller Flavour

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.

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.

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

It was nice to take in a game at the weekend with no stress, just the enjoyment of watching a comfortable Town win. It was the first time that my daughter Angel and I took in an Ipswich Town Women’s game…We selected our usual seats that we watch the men’s games from in the lower tier of the North Stand and it could not have been a more different experience. It was expected that Town would win, and the tone was set inside two minutes.

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

Last Thursday evening, Mark Ashton and Kieran McKenna delivered another of their uplifting interviews. The club have a knack of producing these just at the right time…Beautifully orchestrated by Matt Holland, it was a reminder of our club’s journey and where we really are at right now. On the back of four successive league defeats, it served as a rallying cry ahead of the game at Aston Villa. Ashton spoke of unity and staying as ‘one’ to have a ‘right swing at this.’Against mounting odds.

Oct 25, 2024 | thefullerflavour.wordpress.com | Karl Fuller

Published by JMD Media in November 2024…For Town and Country delves into the twelve Ipswich Town players that played for England between the period of 1961 and 2000. Throughout the main part of the book, I cover the 108 England games where an Ipswich Town player featured, including notable facts that came out of those games and of from other players who played alongside those Town players.