Ipswich Town 1 Charlton Athletic 2

Too early for 6 pointers, but that was a big win yesterday at Portman Road. Ipswich are the division’s longest servants but under Paul Jewell they look like exiting through the bottom, and patience seems to be running a little thin up in Suffolk.

Powell made a couple of key changes and importantly the skipper for the first time this season was able to imbue himself on a game playing in the centre of the midfield. Kerkar shined on the left and Green again impressed on the other side. However, my mate at the game raved about Michael Morrison as man of the match.

It was good to hear that we approached the game more adventurously, we needn’t fear anyone in this league and yesterday’s results again proved that anyone really can beat anyone.

Ricardo Fuller’s start may have been forced upon Powell, but his goal exhibited the qualities that the Gaffer recruited. So far, Fuller’s commitment has been terrific, if he can stay fit, then he’ll be different gravy.

Two homes next, every game winnable.

Oh, lastly anyone else getting pissed off with CAFC Player? Nothing at the beginning and then just inane chatter. Mick Mills was so much better.

Addick Bloggers at Portman Road: Hungry Ted; Charlton Casualty; Doctor Kish.
Powell-ometer: Fuller for Yann may have been forced on him, but he approached the game with a lot more adventure and got his just rewards.
Elsewhere: Brighton hit top spot winning at Millwall, Palace produced the comeback of the day scoring three 2nd half goals whilst Barnsley had the result of the day hammering Birmingham at St Andrews 5-0. Leeds beat in form Forest 2-1, Bolton won at Wednesday by the same score and Burnley won late at Derby. Peterborough lost at home to Wolves and Watford and Bristol City ended 2-2. On Friday Boro beat Blackburn and today Hull lost at Leicester, Nugent scoring all three.