Ipswich Town can push for promotion, in Tristan Nydam’s opinion, if they can overcome recent slumps and maintain their strong play in the next weeks and months.
Ipswich is having a great season in the Championship as they are in second place with 21 points after 8 games.
After defeating Wolves 3-2 on Tuesday at Portman Road in the EFL Cup, the Tractor Boys also advanced to the fourth round of the competition.
Ipswich have enjoyed a fantastic start to the season, according to Nydam, who also acknowledged that McKenna’s team has beyond his expectations.
The former Blues player also emphasized that if Ipswich can maintain their recent success and go through any rough patches, the Tractor Boys will be promoted to the Premier League.
On BBC Radio Suffolk, Nydam described the season’s opening as “quite a phenomenal start.”
“I assumed that they would finish in the top half and perhaps make a run at the playoffs.
However, given the manner they started, it appears that they will soon be promoted.
Of course, teams falter and through rough patches.
“But I think they will do extremely well this year as long as they can come through those rough patches and keep the run they have going.”
Ipswich will play Huddersfield Town on Saturday before taking on Hull City, who are currently in fourth place, on Tuesday.
Should fans love the experience and offering, the Club is dedicated to investigating the possibility of having the kiosks available on a permanent basis at the John Smith’s Stadium. The kiosks are a popular option at sporting events, concerts, and at large venues.
Supporters should be informed that kiosks will be watched to ensure that only people who are at least 18 years old may receive services, and that staff will be on hand to check ID and offer assistance if necessary. Additionally, recycling bins will be set up so that any old plastic glasses can be disposed of properly.
We have been thrilled to watch the popularity of our new Fan Zone increase with each match this season, one of several innovations to match days at the John Smith’s Stadium this year.
