McKenna Sea ax 5/10 ipswich ace after the forest

And just like that, Ipswich Town’s Fa cup The trip is over for the season.

Kieran McKenna The foreign short job is Bristol Rovers in the third round and demolished the Coventry City in the fourth, but in the end last night at the fifth he fell on the Nottingham Forest.

However, despite the great difference in their Premier league Position, Tractor Boys managed to fight well and scored the starting goal of the match through George Hirst.

That was said, that was still not enough, and although there were several encouraging men in the blue, there were more than a few poor, including a starter who should be rejected for the next game.

Ipswich’s false performers

There were several starters from last night’s conflict that were not as effective as other teammates.

For example, while he was busy on the field, Massimo Luungo looked like East Anglian Daily Times’ Alex Jones Put, “A little of the pace.”

Australian midfielder received a 5/10 match rating from a journalist, and based on his game statistics, it’s not hard to understand why, as in 67 minutes of actionHe lost 100% of his air duels, committed two offenses, lost the ball five times, failed in 100% of dribbling and lost four of the six terrestrial duels.

Immediately in front of him in the middle of the field, Jack Taylor also had a pretty middle night on the city ground.

He also picked up a 5/10 rating from Jones, who wrote that he was “surprisingly quiet” and responsible for “a few unpleasant passages.”

Moreover, the Irishman missed the sentence and produced some susceptible statistics to start.

In their 120 minutes of footballThe 26-year-old ended only 73% of his passages, wrong three of the five crosses, was accurate in one of three long balls, failed to hit or turn off Target, failed in 100% of dribbling, lost five of the seven ground duels, lost the ball 18 times and once was dribble.

Unfortunately, for McKenna, last night he had another 5/10 performance of one of his starters, a starter who should be rejected for the next game.

Ipswich AS that should be rejected

In addition to Taylor and Luuga, it would be fair to say that Nathan Broadhead was one of Ipswich’s most common player last night.

The talented Welshman sometimes looked a little lost and extremely ineffective in others, and he fully deserved 5/10 of the match rating he received from Jones.

The journalist wrote that the 26-year-old striker ‘lacks the usual spark’ and that he is guilty of holding the ball for too long, ‘lost’ in advanced areas’, and finally not to “take advantage of her opportunity”.

Not surprisingly, although sharp, this opinion is more than security copy in the statistics, As in his 67 minutes From the action, he took only 35 touches – 29 less than Alex Palmer – he finished 56% of his aisles, failed in 100% of dribbling, lost the ball 16 times, twice dribrated, lost twice, lost seven of the 11 duels and took only one shot on the target.

So if Broadhead should be taken out of the starting lineup for the next game, who should start in his place?

Well, based on the last few weeks, we think it should be Jack Clarke.

Former Sunderland star has undoubtedly hardly adapted to life on Portman Road, but since the turn of the year he looked significantly more dangerous.

For example, sometimes the wing player of “unpaid”, as Named Pundit Adrian ClarkeHe has produced eight participation in 26 games for Ipswich this season, but it is crucial that six came from the turn of the year and three in the last round of the FA Cup.

Finally, the survival is still the possibility of this season, McKenna must be ruthless, and when you consider their recent shape, lowering Broadhead for Clarke has the perfect sense of Ipswich.