Flynn Downes has featured in Ipswich's last 2 games.
He came on as a sub against Swindon and started in the 1-0 win at Burton A at the weekend.

Ipswich have signed Josh Harrop on loan from Preston and in order to adhere to the £2.5 Mill salary cap a player has to leave the club.

You are clearly busting for a verbal punch-up. Now I'm neither 'Roy out' nor 'Roy in' but I well understand the 'Roy out' arguments (at least from those who put up proper arguments as opposed to silly swipes at Hodgson). AS for the verbal punch-up, I'll leave that to others.

You're entitled to your opinion.

It just always seems to be wrong.

Ok so I may have been a bit flippant in talking of the sun light future of 35,000 capacity and Jadon Sancho coming through the academy, but the point is still the same, finance has huge impact on the likely finishing position in the league. I had a look at final league position in every year since we were promoted and the size of the club, I appreciate I probably need to get out more. The top six is obvious, the next level I categorised as tradition premier league clubs, Everton, Newcastle, Aston Villa, West Ham and Southampton. Yes, some have been in the championship and lower, but most have spent longer in the premier then they have out of it. Every other club is down as the rest, regardless of rich owner etc. Leicester are odd as they are the one club that have genuinely made the leap from the rest of us to the next level, up to winning the league I have them as the rest from that next season they are traditional premier.
I’ve attached a graph to show these categories and leagus position , the dark grey is big six, mid grey historical premier and light grey the rest of us. It is a simple and stark as this, if you are small club you have about a 1 in 5 chance of finishing in the top ten, Stoke managed it three times Wolves twice, Bournemouth once all have/had rich owners. Burnley have managed it twice, Sheff U, Swansea, West Brom and us have all managed it once. If Villa, Newcastle and West Ham used their cash effectively it would be even worse.
That is the reality, we have been in the premier longer then any other small club we don’t have rich owners.We have built a basis of team from players that are over looked they are not going to excite supporters let’s leave that to Newcastle. We spends out money on undervalued or over looked players yep Tomkins, Kouyate , Ayew, McCarthy , MacArthur, Clyne etc. Nothing exciting nothing I am going to be able to gloat about the day after transfer deadline dead and boost to the Brighton supporter in the office but 6 months later when their latest hot shot Eredivise signing is looking rubbish then I fell smug.
Yep we need to bring down the age of the squad but as with have signed Eze, Ferguson and Meteta that looks like it has been identified.

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One supporter of hacking argued that without it "you will do away with the courage and pluck of the game, and I will be bound to bring over a lot of Frenchmen who would beat you with a week's practice -Blackheath secretary at first meeting of the F.A

Do you think we might have a new manager by then though

Firstly, it's their money to decide what they invested in. They've already made the stupid decision to invest in a football club, they aren't going to throw good money after bad.

Secondly. FFP.