u/Wallabydoll

I still can't believe Fabio Borini only played 12 games for us. It honestly felt like he was here for years with the impact he made!

6 goals, 4 assists, that absolute peach of a free-kick against Norwich, and winning the crucial penalty at Wembley he played such a huge part in getting us to the Premier League. I was so gutted when he didn't stay on for our first season up top—I reckon his career would’ve hit a whole different level if he’d stuck around in South Wales.

Now that he’s officially hanging up his boots, it’s got me feeling proper nostalgic.

For me, winning that second penalty at Wembley was peak Borini just total calm when everyone’s nerves were completely shot. What’s the first Fabio moment that pops into your head?

The 1-0 defeat at Everton was a frustrating one, especially after the win at Crystal Palace the week before. We’ve had a mixed start to the season, so Fulham at home on October 10 feels like a really important game to get something from. Would love to see us put in a strong performance at Portman Road.

I've been telling myself it's early and there's plenty of time. But the longer this winless run goes on, the harder it is to believe that. Going down from the Premier League and then dropping into League One would be a nightmare.

My gut says we'll scrape clear, but I'm not confident enough to say it out loud. What's your honest prediction: safe, or fighting to the last day?

There are so many data tools and projection models around now - FPL Review, Hub, Fix, Fantasy Football Scout, custom R/Python models, etc. For those who don't build their own spreadsheets from scratch, which public algorithm or tool do you find aligns best with actual outcomes?

My brother can't make it to the game this weekend due to work shifts. He holds a Gold membership and has a season ticket, and I have an active Red membership linked in his Network on the ticketing portal.

Can he assign/transfer the ticket directly to my account through the online box office interface, or does he have to put it on the Ticket Exchange and hope I snap it up? Don't want to risk losing it to the exchange if there's a direct transfer option available. Cheers in advance!

With Jimenez injured, Armstrong looks like he'll have a much bigger role to play. I actually think this could be a really good opportunity for him to build some momentum. There's obviously pressure on him because you're replacing someone with a lot of experience, but the derby showed we can still create chances. Would you stick with Armstrong as the main striker?

With Wharton, Kamada, and Lerma all putting in big shifts both for the club and during the international fixtures, our midfield rotation is going to be tested big time. When everyone is fit and fresh, what do you think is our strongest midfield combination for the upcoming Premier League games?

Looking at the squad, there are quite a few players I can see becoming really important for us, but I’m more interested in the ones who might not be the first names everyone mentions. We’ve got a good mix of experience and younger players who still have plenty of room to develop, so it’ll be interesting to see who really establishes themselves. I’m particularly interested in the midfield because there are quite a few options there.

Sometimes a dish starts with a great idea, but adding too many ingredients can take away from what made it good in the first place. I've noticed that some chefs seem to keep changing things when the original flavours were already working. Knowing when to leave a dish alone and trust the cooking is probably harder than it looks.

There have been plenty of players over the years who left a lasting impression at Ipswich. It would be interesting to see which former favourite fans would love to have back at their best and what they could bring to the team today.

Some Town shirts just take you straight back to a certain time. You see the kit and suddenly remember the players, the games and what it was like following Ipswich back then. I’ve got a couple that I’d never get rid of, even if they don’t fit anymore.

There have been plenty of special goals in Town colours, from huge moments at Portman Road to those away-day celebrations you never forget. Some finishes just have that extra bit of magic and still bring back the same feeling every time you see them.

Some Palace seasons just stick with you more than others, whether it was the football, the big moments, the players or the feeling around the club. Always interesting to see which seasons supporters remember most fondly.