Do Not Scratch Your Eyes9 Des 2023

THE OPPOSITION VIEW - Ipswich Town (Home)

We speak to Benjamin Boom of the Benjamin Bloom Football Channel and Blue Monday podcast about Ipswich Town's season, owner, CEO, Manager and squad and especially left back ahead of the Tractor Boys visiting Vicarage Road - after we have had a a now traditional pop at Luton supporting referee Keith Stroud for no reason at all (other than that he is a Luton supporting referee!). Pete complains about the Ipswich left backs name and then unfairly compares him to Real Madrid's Jude Bellingham - Ben maintains fairness and perspective at all times staunchly refusing to fall into such foolishness! The prediction league manages to plumb further depths as Carl suffers from a lack of utilities but like the pony express gets through in the end, John's backgammon set gets all a bit home made and involves our guest being strapped to dice and rolled and then having to finish John prediction for him! Ben and Jarvis wax lyrical about the early 80's Ipswich team to bring a tear to Ben eyes before trying the Dog and worst chess set in the world methodology. Benjamin like the pro that he is stays focused and steadfast to the end! COYH! This Podcast has been created and uploaded by Do Not Scratch Your Eyes. The views in this Podcast are not necessarily the views of talkSPORT. Huge thanks to all our Patreons: Chris Giannone, RichWFC2, Steve Holliman, Ian Ball, Paul Fiander Turner, Sean Gourley, Lee Anselmo, John Parslow, Mark von Herkomer, Neil Silverstein, Steve Brown, Dave Lavender, Kasey Brown, Nipper Harrison, Boyd Mayover, Colin Payne, Paul Riley, Gary Wood, Karl Campion, Kevin Kremen, The Big Le – Bofski, Greg Theaker, Malcolm Williams, Bryan Edwards, Peter Ryan, Luka, Jack Foster, Jason Rose, Michael Abrahams, Ian Bacon, Ken Green, Nick Nieuwland, Colin Smith Ant!!!!! & PDF Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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