You're the Guru of all things football who is quick to insult other people's understanding of the game. So you tell me, are there any different methods of attack in open play? Or do all of crossing, long balls, one-touch football, pass and move, one-two, beating the offside trap, inverted wingers, counter-attacking fall under the category of "open play"?
Genuinely fascinated by your insight and sudden change of heart about Ipswich's principle threat coming from set pieces, which I am sure is totally honest and nothing to do with the fact that you are trying to pettily points score.
"When you don't have the resources other clubs do, you have to play to your strengths. That's what Mick McCarthy is doing, it's working fantastically well and as I have already said you've good reason to be proud of it. And if you enjoy the style, all the better."
"And frankly, it's why you're doing well, because it works. So you might as well embrace it. If you enjoy it, all the better from your pov. I'm not saying you can't be proud of your team - you can because they've done seriously well with limited resources. And doubtless you'll tell me I'm patronising and you'll get more apoplectic, but those are the facts. And as I said, I'm happy because I saw your match against us and at that moment I thought you were genuinely going to League 1. And that mean a serious danger of no derby matches for a long time."
"That system works, it creates chances and it makes teams better than the sum of their parts."
"Everyone knows that's what MM does. And it works, very well. Look at how your team is doing with the resources available. You can't deny it, but if you're happy with it then great. No complaints. As I said, it's the thing keeping you afloat and so can only be a good thing IMO"