The Mick McCarthy is going to make me money thread!

This season I have every faith that Big Mick and his tractors boys to at the minimum to make the play offs.

I will be using this thread to keep account of the P+L for it. I will be starting with a 10 point balance

Bet one - 1 point -Ipswich draw no bet away to Reading - 5/2 with betfair

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[FONT=arial][SIZE=6]Ipswich Town are top six contenders - Mick McCarthy[/SIZE][/FONT]
[FONT=arial]Ipswich Town boss Mick McCarthy has said a top-six finish is a realistic target for his side this season.[/FONT]
[FONT=arial]The Portman Road club, who have not reached the play-offs since 2005, open their Championship campaign at Reading on Saturday.[/FONT]
[FONT=arial]“Can we challenge? I’d like to think so. That’s what we’re aiming for,” he told BBC Radio Suffolk.[/FONT]
[FONT=arial][LEFT][SIZE=5]Ipswich summer signings[/SIZE]

[LIST]
[]Paul Anderson (Bristol City)
[
]Christophe Berra (Wolves)
[]Jack Doherty (Waterford Utd)
[
]Dean Gerken (Bristol City)
[]David McGoldrick (Nott’m Forest)
[
]Cole Skuse (Bristol City)
[]Ryan Tunnicliffe (Man Utd, loan)
[
]Frederic Veseli (Man Utd)
[/LIST][/LEFT][/FONT]
[FONT=arial]“Let’s start with that. If we’re in the top six it will be a good place to be for us.”[/FONT]
[FONT=arial]McCarthy took over at Ipswich in November, with the club bottom of the league, and claimed 53 points from the remaining 33 games to achieve a 14th-place finish last term.[/FONT]
[FONT=arial]He asked his side to play with a mantra of “don’t get beat” - an approach he will continued to adhere to this season.[/FONT]
[FONT=arial]“I like my team to play football, play forward, play on the front foot and score goals,” said the former Wolves boss.[/FONT]
[FONT=arial]"But I tell you what, I don’t like getting done over by three or four goals.[/FONT]
[FONT=arial]"Why would I change that? Don’t get beat and lets try and score more goals.[/FONT]
[FONT=arial]“That mantra would have seen us in the top six [last season]. There’s nothing wrong with that.”[/FONT]
[FONT=arial]McCarthy has brought in eight new signings over the summer and does not expect any more arrivals.[/FONT]
[FONT=arial]“That’s us. We’ll have a squad of 22. You could add Jack Doherty [Irish youngster] to that but he’s not one for now,” he said.[/FONT]

He did well to save them last year. Would be something to get into the playoffs

I expect Dean Gerken to get Mick out of a pickle.

Ipswich v Milwall

Ipswich to win - evens(various bookmakers) - 2 points

Closing balance - 7 points

Will the thread be closed after you run out of points?

Signing in as I backed them this morning and they look likely to win

I’m rich

[quote=“chewy louie, post: 814470, member: 1137”]Ipswich v Milwall

Ipswich to win - evens(various bookmakers) - 2 points

Closing balance - 7 points[/quote]

3-0 win.

New Balance - 11 points

Great thread. :clap:

[quote=“chewy louie, post: 815049, member: 1137”]3-0 win.

New Balance - 11 points[/quote]

Well done Puke. Watford look to be another team to follow in the Champ

Balance 11 points

Bet three: 2 points - under 2.5 goals QPR v Ipswich @ 10/11 (betfair)

Closing balance - 9 points

QPR have scored in the last minute to win it. But looks as though the bet has been landed. 1-0 QPR

[quote=“chewy louie, post: 818151, member: 1137”]Balance 11 points

Bet three: 2 points - under 2.5 goals QPR v Ipswich @ 10/11 (betfair)

Closing balance - 9 points[/quote]

Landed

Closing balance 12.5 (have lowered it to the nearest .5 it is actually 12.8)

[quote=“chewy louie, post: 818719, member: 1137”]Landed

Closing balance 12.5 (have lowered it to the nearest .5 it is actually 12.8)[/quote]
Don’t be so harsh on yourself chewy-round it up to 13 there ta fuck.

No, then I am betting with money I didn’t earn.

Ipswich v Leeds

Bet four:
Draw @ 12/5 with Paddy Power - 2 points

Closing balance - 10.5 points

Birmingham v Ipswich

Bet 5

Ipswich to win - 2/1 betfair - 1.5 point

Closing balance - 9 points

Bad call here auld stock…

Why you ask?
For the same reason Chewy spelt with a Y and Louie spelt with an ie.