Jack Clarke

I don't see Ipswich scoring in that game.

I genuinely think that we looked fairly comfortable other than that and maybe a Jack Clark chance at the end.

But again, to your point, at the end of the game, that lapse of concentration, it looked like Jack Clark was going to score.

And the Arsenal one was just really unlucky.

It's heavily deflected and it went in.

And I do generally prefer Clarke off the bench.

I might go Jack Clarke.

I'm not sure whether it's a case of that I would go necessarily for Jack Clarke in this game.

I do think Gary Neal will pick Jack Clarke.

in this game um i think part of it is also the balance of things where if you bench philogene and clark and you want to bring them both on one has to go on the right and that is quite a a tricky bit to balance let's say because you don't want to do that so if you start with mida left fatui right and you're going to take both those off and bring your two left wingers on one will have to play out position i don't like either of them playing on the right um i also think that in a game that's like this where episodes are likely to dominate territory likely to dominate chances he's probably the one that i think will be preferred In that, we've seen him get the nod at Everton, we saw him get the nod at Crystal Palace, whereas Maida seems to be the one who is going to do the hard yards, the tracking back, the running, which is what you're going to need in games like the City one, for example, where he started there.

And that are going to enjoy more chances, more time on the ball, more territory, and you're going to have to suffer more out of possession.

He had that sort of period where he was looking for a new club and didn't find one.

And then Jack Clark has played really well this season on the left.

Yet, a lot of people say his impact is best coming off the bench.

And Maeda has just come to form in the recent few weeks.

a week or so ago at Bournemouth, because I don't think the start of the season was that bad.

Yeah, we can criticise the Ipswich performance, mainly for conceding that late goal to Jack Clarke.

But I don't think after that, people were that unhappy with the way events were going.

There was a fantastic performance at Brentford, which arguably they could have won, just they were just hapless in front of goal.

Leeds didn't really carve anything out until, as you say, late in the game.

And ironically, I had this awful feeling that they were going to suffer again from a former injury.

You know, late strike from either a former Newcastle player or former Sunderland player, Jack Clarke, Gimmer, you know, you name it this season, I thought suddenly Longstaff was going to pop up with the winner in that scramble right at the end when it was cleared off the line pretty much.

But, um, you know, Trafford was the busier of the two keepers and he frustrated the crowd with the tactics he adopted as well in the game.

Look what he did with him.

Ahmed Diallo, Jack Clark, Bradley Duck, Danny Graham.

A list of players Tony Mowbray's turned into goal scorers over the last 10 years.

Andrejka Johnson is just another example of that.

I'm just looking at the subs now.

Gary O'Neill dragged Emerson off after an hour, gave Zian Fleming half an hour, gave Jack Clarke half an hour.

We're giving Hudson-Odoi 20.

And then we're giving Chris Wood four minutes.