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Astu toiseen maailmaan Storytelin kanssa ja vapauta mielikuvituksesi tarinoilla, jotka nostavat arjen uudelle tasolle. Kokeile Storytelia nyt 60 päivää yhdellä eurolla. Life's better with a story. Kappas, täällähän onkin vanhoja jätskituttuja. Ei olla vanhoja tuttuja. Me ollaan uutuusjätskejä. No siinä tapauksessa hauska tuuttistua. Mistä ste tuutte? No tettäröö. Tietysti S-Marketista. Elämä on ruokaa. S-Market. Good morning, good afternoon, good evening, welcome to another edition. This time we are going to be discussing the upcoming game Millwall Travel to Suffolk and play Ed Sheeran's Mighty Ipswich. It's a must win I suppose really, game for either side but ideally we want obviously Millwall to win.

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Very close, and we want to obviously keep our automatic place alive, hopefully, and bring the three points back. They've had us a few times recently. I'm joined again by the slightly balding fella, the one and only Omar. Thanks, Baldy. Yeah, and don't slander me for that one or take me to court for that one. Thank you, mate. But yeah, glad to be back. Excited to talk about our upcoming trips to Portman Road, mate. And fingers crossed, a chance to get back to winning ways, albeit a very tough game nonetheless. Are we allowed to sing the tractor song nowadays or is it politically not correct now? Listen, I'm sure we'll sing it on Saturday and I'm sure we might get a fine from the FA in the process, but

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as we keep saying, Mill's going to set aside a bit of a key for that for next season when we're in the Premier League, eh? Who are we going to upset, though, really? Do you know what I mean with that? But, hey, I'm sure they'll find someone who's going to be offended for it, so... It is what it is, as you might say. No, that's it. That's it. So, then, any loves from going to Ipswich, mate? Have you been there and seen us win? I actually have seen us win there, albeit it was pre-season friendly. I was just thinking about it now before we started. So last time we won there was a non-competitive game, a 3-0 win. It was the season just after COVID, going back to football.

What game are we previewing in this episode?

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I remember driving to it and seeing us win 3-0. I remember I scored an unbelievable goal from Benicaphobia and I'm talking like 25 passes in the build-up. was when Gary Wright thought he could introduce the 5-3-2 formation. George Evans was playing, George Saville, Michael Keefton-Bell, I'm pretty sure, was playing too. I'm spitting what's on my head. But yeah, those were the days with Scott Muller and the likes of midfield. Look, it's not a great hunting ground from us. I'm sure you've probably got some statistics there, mate, in your show notes. But I think last time we won the league was 2019, a 3-2 win. Prior to that, it was a 3-0 win. in 2012, I think, Andy Keogh. I remember the season when we had Harry Kane on loan and I remember Keogh scoring twice there.

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So there you go.

What are the implications of the upcoming match for both teams?

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There's a blast from the past for you. So yeah, look, it's not the greatest of hunting grounds. I think you said before, we just went live and recording this. I think the last two games is a 7-1 aggregate score for Ipswich. I went, on the Tuesday or Wednesday night on the Joe Edwards was three or down at halftime. I might've left and caught the early train back to London that night. I think a mark who scored in the second half or maybe in this bit, it was one of them games where like it was freezing cold for low zero degrees. And I was like, It's work night. I'll get myself back to London, mate. So, yeah, it's not the greatest hunting grounds in the world for us. Neither was Norwich, but we put that right, didn't we, this season, the start of the season.

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So I'm cautiously optimistic, merely because I think this side's got a retaliation in it. And after Saturday's defeat to Blackburn, there'll be a will and a desire there to put the world to rights, especially going into the international break, mate. So, yeah, we'll see. You've been to Ipswich before? Was this the first time for you on Saturday? Yeah. I think I've been to Ipswich before.