Looks like a striker low on confidence, bad miss early on, then has his penalty saved. Good stop by the keeper in fairness. Hopefully he gets another opportunity. That's the first time I've heard a VAR decision announced over the tannoy.
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Liam Delap - Ipswich player 2024-25
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Looks like a striker low on confidence, bad miss early on, then has his penalty saved. Good stop by the keeper in fairness. Hopefully he gets another opportunity. That's the first time I've heard a VAR decision announced over the tannoy.
FantasyIreland
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Looks like a striker low on confidence, bad miss early on, then has his penalty saved. Good stop by the keeper in fairness. Hopefully he gets another opportunity. That's the first time I've heard a VAR decision announced over the tannoy.
I thought it was a poor penalty....hit hard but very saveable.
He needs a break.
Gaz (FMwkdsoul)
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cant be worse than the last two right?
Blue_Lightsaber
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Crazy idea of the year:
If this next loan fails.. maybe we should convert him into a CB.. certainly has the frame for it!
If this next loan fails.. maybe we should convert him into a CB.. certainly has the frame for it!
jamesha
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Good that a loan has been sorted for him in time for him to join them for pre-season. Hull finished 15th last season so I cannot really see them being in the promotion race but it is a good opportunity for Liam - hope it works out for him.
Ken Shabby
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Didn't know he has a younger brother who plays for Burton Albion.
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He failed in both loan spells last season but he might eventually be a proper striker in League Championship teams in three or five seasons.
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Mayor West
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Classic example of being bigger and stronger at youth level and losing all that advantage when playing mens football. Good luck at Hull but I can't see him being a premier league striker any time soon.
Centurions
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As much a case of serious injuries stuffing him up as anything else.Classic example of being bigger and stronger at youth level and losing all that advantage when playing mens football. Good luck at Hull but I can't see him being a premier league striker any time soon.