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It doesn't necessarily work like that though, as last season proved. We had 1 win in our first 6 games and went on to win 18

I'm extremely positive about this team, and the season. Scored 8 goals (9 including the own goal), played 3 highly rated teams in Leics, Sunderland, and Hull (who would have gone joint 2nd if they had won last night), unbeaten in 5, good defensively in those games with the exception of Watford...

? No use looking on that website it's no longer being updated. Ipswich rated 171 on Opta's up-to-date rankings

That hasn't been updated for 3 months

Could be wrong here, but I thought Brereton Diaz came on as sub against us on the day he arrived back from international duty. I think it was last season.

Yes, I couldn't remember how many Terry Gibson scored but I knew it was good, from the net it seems to be 43 in 98 games, so another name that should be on that list.

Yes, Regis only scored at about 1 in 5 games, so I could understand him not making the top 10 (without checking) if it were based on goals per minutes, but it clearly is based on amount of goals scored.

Robins was manager when we were relegated to League 2. Mowbray and Slade got us relegated. You could include Venus in that.

In fact Haarland has missed 4 penalties according to transfermarket. With about the same ratio as MG.

It was a good save, The goalie just managed to get a hand to it as it was going over his diving body. I would say most times that would have gone in

If I understand this correctly, yesterday was only the second penalty Matt has ever missed. When you think the XG for penalties is around 0.7 that's not a bad record, 16 out of 18. https://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/matt-godden/elfmetertore/spieler/145553

Hope we have a sell-on clause

Like last year?

Thanks

Yes, you are right. I was at the game but I had it in my head it was at home

First home game was Forest, I'm sure. the game where Frank Wignall broke George Curtis' leg.

Sorry, some of it is not too clear

Haarland missed several chances against Sheffield United, including the penalty.

Difficult to say but it could be a triumph renown

Japan world ranking is 20th, around Denmark and Sweden level.