Jack Clarke

[Smiler]

I think they signed players for their promotion push next season

We thought that about Luton but yeah it certainly looked that way in the summer. He'll still have the same problem if they don't shift him out wide next season

 

[dangermows]

There’s some re-writing of history going on here like. He was by far our best player for 2 seasons, excluding a top class loan

Can't see anyone saying anything that debates that?

He was really good for us.

We do look better without him though.

 

[Fetch Fletch]

We thought that about Luton but yeah it certainly looked that way in the summer. He'll still have the same problem if they don't shift him out wide next season

Luton. What a mess they are. I’d imagine second half of the season they’ll be up there again though.

 

[dangermows]

We look much better because we have some strikers and a better formation with two central midfielders that push up instead of just one. Mundle has been good but he's not reached the levels Clarke did or the consistency

Not disputing that. We were more one dimensional with him and look better now.

 

[Select coaches]

Can't see anyone saying anything that debates that?

He was really good for us.

We do look better without him though.

I think we would be even better if he’d stayed

 

[Noiser]

He's now a squad player at Ipswich who are a premier league side. And despite what people want to believe, they aren't nailed on to go down this year. There are worse sides than them currently, the first half today has reinforced that too.

 

[Fetch Fletch]

Not disputing that. We were more one dimensional with him and look better now.

A lot of that was down to the systems and coaches too. But I know what you mean.

 

[dangermows]

I think we would be even better if he’d stayed

That's fair enough. There's certainly an argument for that too.

 

[Smiler]

Not disputing that. We were more one dimensional with him and look better now.

We were one dimensional because we had no other threats except for Bellingham popping into the box once in a while. We have far more attacking options with Isidor, Mayenda and also Rigg joining Bellingham pushing up. It's nothing to do with him leaving that's changed that but having more (and much better) options

 

[Stubbs ftm]

Ian Harte really has fucked this lads development by pushing for moves away, he hardly playing these days, I can see him going out on loan inn January more than likely.

£££££

 

[dangermows]

A lot of that was down to the systems and coaches too. But I know what you mean.

And we will never know how systems and set ups would be had he stayed sir.

He got his wish and we have done well without him.

And thus nee fucks given.

 

[Fetch Fletch]

And we will never know how systems and set ups would be had he stayed sir.

He got his wish and we have done well without him.

And thus nee fucks given.

So true mate

 

[Smiler]

And we will never know how systems and set ups would be had he stayed sir.

He got his wish and we have done well without him.

And thus nee fucks given.

Considering Le Bris didn't change the shape and formation or how we play yesterday with loads of players out, he ended up playing a striker in midfield and another on the wing to keep the teams shape as it has been I think we can be pretty certain we'd be playing exactly the same way if he hadn't left

 

[dangermows]

Considering Le Bris didn't change the shape and formation or how we play yesterday with loads of players out, he ended up playing a striker in midfield and another on the wing to keep the teams shape as it has been I think we can be pretty certain we'd be playing exactly the same way if he hadn't left

And Clarke might still be trying to do more on his own, strikers getting less chances, the likes of Belligham not doing as much in terms of getting forward etc. All ifs and buts.

Anyway, as I said, the lad got what he wanted and we are top of the league. Nowts a bother.

 

[eejit]

Incoming

 

[Reilhan]

Clarke v Diallo down that flank.

 

[Boredom]

I miss watching the lad, in the same breathe…. I am loving watching Mundle, Watson and Mayenda breaking through in a team that is no longer one dimensional.

 

[safc9450]

I think we would be even better if he’d stayed

Nah,Mundle does a better all round job. Tracks back,fights for ball and get's back up instead of lying on the floor waiting for a ref.who waves play on .Mundle 3 years younger,more prospect in future.

 

[Useful_Idiot]

His biggest strengths are dribbling and goals. Ipswich are playing him inside and blunting both. He's a bit part player at a team looking like relegation fodder.

Aye I've watched them a couple of times he's started and he looks a bit lost in their system. Not playing to his strengths at all.

 

[TB22]

Jack Clarke and Amad on the same pitch. How times change. Love to see Jack get winner.