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Tommy Smith (Braintree Town FC | England)

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Posted April 23, 2014 07:37 · last edited April 23, 2014 07:38

2-2 draw with Bournemouth yesterday morning leaves Ipswich in ninth position two points outside the sixth place play-off position:

 http://www.itfc.co.uk/news/article/ipswich-town-v-bournemouth-april-2014-1500685.aspx

Two games remaining: away to Burnley Saturday (midday kick-off); home to Sheffield Wednesday Sat. May 3 (midday kick-off)

Will be tough with lots of injury concerns:

http://www.itfc.co.uk/news/article/race-to-be-fit-v-burnley-1504660.aspx

League table: 

http://www.itfc.co.uk/fixtures-results/league-table/


6 Reading
 44 18 13 13 65 53 +12 67 WLDLW
7 Brighton & Hove
 44 17 15 12 51 39 +12 66 DDWWD
8 Nottingham Forest
 44 16 17 11 65 58 +7 65 WWLDL
9 Ipswich Town
 44 17 14 13 58 52 +6 65 DLWWL
10 Blackburn Rovers 44 16 16 12 63 58 +5 64 WDDWW
11 AFC Bournemouth
 44 17 12 15 63 64 -1 63

Tommy Smith: 43 league apps this season; 5 goals; 145 career apps for Ipswich since his debut in 2008-2009 (previous three seasons: 38, 26, 22 apps; before that only single figures as a teenager)


He's still open to meeting All Whites supporters which must be a good sign - this Kiwi living in the UK seeks out any NZ players over there to get their autographs and photos and often posts them on the All Whites Facebook:

 

All Whites captain scored the 1st goal for Ipswich in their 2 nil win in Bighton, top fella, signed all my memorabilia for me. — with Tommy Smith.

Kurt Gibbs is a bit of a legendary NZ supporter - this guy even managed to get inside the Manchester United gym last July with his family and had this photo taken with the first team: 

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10151577973089580&set=a.10151577973044580.1073741830.643819579&type=3&theater

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Big Pete 65 edited April 23, 2014 07:38

2-2 draw with Bournemouth yesterday morning leaves Ipswich in ninth position two points outside the sixth place play-off position:

 http://www.itfc.co.uk/news/article/ipswich-town-v-bournemouth-april-2014-1500685.aspx

Two games remaining: away to Burnley Saturday (midday kick-off); home to Sheffield Wednesday Sat. May 3 (midday kick-off)

Will be tough with lots of injury concerns:

http://www.itfc.co.uk/news/article/race-to-be-fit-v-burnley-1504660.aspx

League table: 

http://www.itfc.co.uk/fixtures-results/league-table/


6 Reading
 44 18 13 13 65 53 +12 67 WLDLW
7 Brighton & Hove
 44 17 15 12 51 39 +12 66 DDWWD
8 Nottingham Forest
 44 16 17 11 65 58 +7 65 WWLDL
9 Ipswich Town
 44 17 14 13 58 52 +6 65 DLWWL
10 Blackburn Rovers 44 16 16 12 63 58 +5 64 WDDWW
11 AFC Bournemouth
 44 17 12 15 63 64 -1 63

Tommy Smith: 43 league apps this season; 5 goals; 145 career apps for Ipswich since his debut in 2008-2009 (previous three seasons: 38, 26, 22 apps; before that only single figures as a teenager)
He's still open to meeting All Whites supporters which must be a good sign - this Kiwi living in the UK seeks out any NZ players over there to get their autographs and photos and often posts them on the All Whites Facebook:
 
All Whites captain scored the 1st goal for Ipswich in their 2 nil win in Bighton, top fella, signed all my memorabilia for me. — with Tommy Smith.
Kurt Gibbs is a bit of a legendary NZ supporter - this guy even managed to get inside the Manchester United gym last July with his family and had this photo taken with the first team: