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Fun Fact: A few of Ipswich board members are also owners of Phoenix Rising the current Champions of USL in the US
It's most of our owners. There also the people running the club. Gamechanger, they are legends!
@@benreed4957guys I am from Phoenix and the club sells so many players it created every season.
A few?
Let's not forget that Ipswich Town, back in the start of the 80's, they won the UEFA CUP. They are the ONLY TEAM in England that is undefeated in European competition matches in their home soil, going against teams like REAL MADRID, BARCELONA, AC MILAN, INTER MILAN, LAZIO. And not counting their FA Cup title in 1978 and their 1st Division title back in 1961-62 (IN THEIR FIRST EVER SEASON IN ENGLAND'S TOP FLIGHT). Actually prophetic what they have done; genuinely one of the biggest underdogs in the history of underdogs in the sport, if not the biggest of them all... Maybe they never were one to begin with. In any case, congrats to the tractor boys! Well done, lads!
When you've won as many Champions Leagues as Man City
I’m here for the chocolate turtles
WHERE ARE THE TURTLES
@@Undivided_Xman of culture 🤝
Mckenna has done an absolute insane job. reminds me of some moneyball moments as he picked players who were overlooked as "bad" by others and built a real team. he gave them a belief and his experience of managing under likes of Mourinho and then Ole at Man United seeing the top level coaching has clearly done wonders for these players with his experience.
signing underrated midfielders and wingers who get a lot of turnovers is the soccer equivalent of "HE GETS ON BASE"
@@ZeRo-bx7lp yeah you could tell they had a plan with the signings and knew their limitations but also their strengths and how to use that to exploit it
The size of the party on Sat;
There is a bar near the ground called Curve. On a usual match day, they go through 18-19 kegs of beer.
They had 51 kegs in for Sat and still sold out.
Games not gone yet 🇬🇧
A chocolate turtle sounds like a euphemism for when you're struggling to hold it in. 💩
The crap slowly coming down just like a turtle. Now I have to get these images out of my head
I'm sure that's what it is, when ur turtling it means u gotta shit peeping out.. I'm guessing Americans enjoy this ??
Having a season ticket and witnessing our redemption as a football club had me in tears on Saturday in the Sir Bobby Robson stand.
I hugged some random elderly man next to me!
I’m still expecting to wake up from this dream!
Congratulations for your promotion. My local team was also promoted today (not from the UK).
In these times everyone is your family
Well it's good, but let's not forget the most important promotion story of the weekend - MARINE AFC promoted to the Vanarama National League North. Two promotions in three years to the team that held (ahem) Mourinho's Tottenham Hotspurs to a mere 5-0 defeat in the 3rd round of the FA Cup a few years back.😁
Exactly why it’s awful that they took away replays at the FA. They made probably enough money from that game to buy new players and thus fund their promotion.
Ipswich have a win over Real Madrid back in the 70s (and a UEFA cup)
Aren’t we undefeated at home in Europe?
@@joefair1137the true kings of Europe
Championship is the Prem but on crack. I enjoy following the Champ more than I do the Prem.
It is a little more exciting in the sense that there are three things to look forward to in the relegation battle, the promotion playoffs, and who is going to get the two auto-promotion spots. You know, granted that the talent is not exactly premier league quality across the board.
The joys of no var
One thing: in league 1 Ipswich were arguably one of if not the the richest club and should have been promoted years ago but instead of spending wisely money was just pummelled in and created instability. One of the best things about the new owners and KMK is that while they do have a relatively mid table potential money pile to tap into (more than people have thought) they didnt last season and this season, signing players they needed like Hladky and Tuanzebe that fit the ethos and style of the club and using loans really well. So In the premier league while they may not have oil money, I think that KMK will make wise signings with the decent amount of money we have and might even stay up.
*LOOOOAAAANNNNNNSSSSS*
American Ipswich fan here. Started getting into soccer & just felt an attraction to the club. First full season following them they got relegated to League One. Could've easily changed teams or picked a Premier League team from the beginning. But this is what football is all about. Going through the lows so you can enjoy the highs. Never wouldve imagined having back to back promotions, its so surreal & i will be on cloud 9 for weeks. Kieran McKenna is a god
Welcome to the club 🫡
Been a mckenna fan since the time he left United. Never felt better. What a guy, what a team!!
I needed this to hold me over before Dortmund plays. I’m freaking out
Follow up: WE DID IT OMG IM SHAKIMG
Good news from the future stranger
Congrats! Hope you guys get a chance to beat Bayern in the final! If it’s Madrid, it’s peak tbh lol
As a Town fan I'd always say we are a fallen giant champions of England in 62 with Sir Alf Ramsey, Bobby Robson won FA cup and Europe, now McKenna is on verge of creating as big a team till England come and steal him, Edd is sponsor for next season aswell, I'm 100% biased but the way McKenna has built this team new owners backing the management team, I honestly think we will stay up next season
Ipswich are big but I don’t feel any club has the monicker of a fallen giant anymore. A club like Ipswich belongs in the top two tiers. The last true undisputed fallen giant I can think of is Aston Villa with Forest probably being the other one
Southampton literally did the same in 2012. They were promoted from League One to the Championship in 2010-11, and then from the Championship to the Premier League the season after that.
Heyo Zealand I would say you should keep an eye on the 3. Liga promotion battle as with SSV Ulm the 5th team since the 3. Liga was formed in 2008, managed to win back to back promotions coming from the regional league to the 2nd Bundesliga. But not only that us here in Münster could probably be the the 6th team to do this in the same season ^^ Preußen Münster is currently sitting 2nd with a really good addvantage for the last 2 matchdays, and the season overall has been a wild ride for many teams, Arminia Bielefeld almost got back-to-back-to-back relegations from the Bundesliga to the regional leagues for instance, but managed to save themselves recently and will probably stay in the 3. Liga. Just something to look into I guess once the season finishes!
As an Ipswich fan this season has been unreal. Coming into the start of the season I think me and everyone else wanted a lower mid table finish for our first season back in the Championship. Never expected this. Bring on the Prem!
Jose Mourinho promoted Kieran McKenna as an assistant manager for his first managerial job and Ole kept him alongside Michael Carrick (current Middlesbrough manager) so a credit to both of them for their experience and giving him a chance to develop to a great manager 👍🏽
Fun fact: SSV Ulm is doing that in the german 3. Liga right now.
As a charlton fan, last year they were a different beast in league 1.We were ecstatic to have survived with a 4-4 draw against them
Speaking of promotions, Zealand should talk about FC Machida Zelvia, a newly promoted team in the J League who is currently top of the table after 12 games!
Ah, they are! I knew they were a good team but I didn’t know that. This is there first ever season In J1 League right?
@@benficademacaufan Yeah, I believe so
This is my home club, I had a season ticket for years when I was younger, around the 6th,7th finishes etc and its some of my favourite memories I have as a kid, the fact we are in the premiere league and are going to come up against man city, arsenal etc is a dream come true. UP THE TRACTOR BOYS
I started following Ipswich Town because of Alex Griffin the szn they got promoted to Champ and to see this was absolutely amazing
Never forget irish guy said theyd finish 24th
I haven’t been paying too much attention and when I saw the headline Ipswich promoted, I genuinely thought it was to the championship, not to the prem. Good for them!
Ipswich in a Zealand video. My worlds have collided. Uppa town 🔵⚪️
You like an underdog, checks out, you’re a Sunderland fan
Thanks Zealand 🐐
As an ITFC fan I've been waiting for this video!
Would love to see you cover the remarkable overperformance of the central coast mariners in australia
Accrington stanley, who are they?
Exactly!
witnessing a 2-1 loss in accrington in the rain might be one of my biggest lows, but it makes these highs so much better
Ipswich were a Premier League team when I was a kid. It feels like a better place now they're back there. I'd love for Norwich to go up to to keep their rivalry going in the EPL.
Speaking of rivalry if west brom could beat Southampton next season we will see the return of the south coast derby in proper league play for the first time in forever since Portsmouth just got promoted from League 1 😊
Love that you’ve brought a light to my local team… UPPA TOWEN! 🎉
We’ve got super Kieran McKenna
He knows exactly what we need
@@SumoSammyDodger Woolfy at the Back. Hirsty in attack
Momentum and confidence are the most important factors in football, and Kieran Mckenna has managed that superbly. Excellent manager. Very jealous as a saints fan lol
They've pulled off an FM in real life
A local team for me, good to see so many of my friends so happy
392 views in 8 minutes, bro is coming back
The biggest underdog i know of is the Armchair History podcast. Zealand's red headed step child in his podcast stable.
Look forward to you making a Portsmouth version of this next season
The more you eat chocolate turtles, the more you need to run.
IM here for Zealand running
I would have loved to see a Luton v Ispwich match next year, an underdog derby if you will.
Norwich and Southampton previously did it 10 years ago. I dont see why this is hyped way more. Great achievement, but they arent the only ones.
Because both of those have been in the prem in recent times before those promotions, Ipswich town haven't.
Prior to the last couple of games, I knew that two members of my family were diehard Ipswich fans. Over the last couple of weeks though, I've found out that about 60% of my family supports Ipswich, not because of their recent success, but because they were all born/grew up in either Ipswich or Suffolk...
as a colchester local watching ipswitch nab our players
Because they can that's how
WHERE ARE THE TURTLES!!??
- Michael Scott
home after that dortmund win
You mentioning portsmouth. They are back in the championship now as champions of league one. Would be also a great topic to talk about. Great vid as always btw..
bring back the lights
Run from the Chocolate Turtles
As a Town fan i was happy if we could get top 10. cant believe we've done it
Tom Brady is that Cartman's idol from South Park?
So true about teams playing against real
Zealand ignoring the most famous person who invited relative unknown Ed Sheeran in Alex Jacques.
Ipswich were a big club years ago
💙💙💙
You will be able to get footage like this for any championship team but the difference is that it is Ipswich... not an exact comparison, but this is like Huntsville, Texas getting to celebrate a championship. In our system, when will these smaller towns have the chance?
Wait till he discovers Ulm FC
I didn't know GB68 liked football.
Fantastic achievement, and ill be greatful for the 6pts off them next season 😂
Sunderland had a good chance, but the coach wanted to fight management instead of starting strikers
The Championship is one of if not the most competitive league in Europe. Fair play to Ipswich fingers crossed they stay in the Prem more than one season.
Ipswich Town getting promoted to the top flight is honestly very impressive. Hope they stay in the Prem next season.
Ipswich won the Europa League this century
Accrington Stanley? Who are they? Exactly!
Im old
Don't ask how. Run
yeah but i kinda feel bad now because i rooted for the underdog Norwich previously so I'm torn if I should root for them next year^^
also last year Luton, this year Ipswich, well I guess we'll see each other next year to celebrate Derby or Pompey xD
A Native American owned team reverse colonizing English Soccer 😂
This is how I felt when Real Salt Lake won their only Championship
It wasn't that long ago that Norwich had dropped down to league 1 then got back to back promotions.
League 1*
Parachute payments are farcical
They are probably the best solution to a horrible problem that shouldn't exist.
Without them, relegated teams would either straight up go bankrupt, or they would have to sell more than half their starters - which would in turn mean that if they got promoted again, they had no chance of building a team quickly enough.
They are, but without them you'd just have relegated teams going into administration left, right & centre, the richer the Prem gets the wider the gap gets. The Prem gets richer, whilst the rest struggle to survive & compete
To the people who replied there is an alternative we could fix the problem by taking power from the premier league and spreading the wealth more fairly through the pyramid
While splitting the top flight away from the main footballing authority in 1992 did allow the prem to make obscene amounts of money: It came at a price. The gap between first division and second grew exponentially over the 30 some years since that split.
It will never happen, but I think the fairest solution would be reincorpating the english top flight into the English League system.
Off topic but name any of the top 3 leagues in England by name to anyone that's not familiar with the structure and whichever one you name, they could reasonably assume that league is the top league.
Premier League: Sounds like the best of the best.
Championship: Has the word champion in it, sounds like top level.
league 1: It's number 1... Obviously it's the best league.
I know this isn't a groundbreaking observation but this bothers me more than is reasonable.
It does sound like a marketing team came up with the league names, doesn't it?
Payments like what the Premiership gives now wasn't around when we got relegated back in 2002!! In fact, we were financially struggling at the time!! What we have done the last 2 years is incredible!! There is no words how much it means to the town and the trust and support we have for our team is better then most teams put together!! Our hearts are and always will be blue 💙
Only 76 views in 3 minutes?
It's because there's no green lights!
Ipswich is getting Champions League football in 2024/25.
Always had a soft spot for ipswich town,
As someone from New Zealand who follows English football. My main Fandom is with Crystal Palace but if I had to drop that ipswich would be my pick.. guess I've got 2 teams to watch in the premier league next season 😅
P l a s t i c
@@t.c.4321can we just drop this gatekeeping bs let us international fans pick who to support too
Wasup Zealand
We are premier league
I remember when everybody fell in love with Luton
I love Z's videos but I feel like i need to add more context to his english lower league videos. I think the history of some league 1 clubs can be missed occasionally. I'm a Pompey fan and it's so so so easy to just get stuck in league 1. Ipswich did, we did, Bolton have, Charlton, there are so many examples. All of those teams have very very similar infrastructure and attendances to 90% of the championship. I'm not particularly worried about relegation next year, and I don't think Derby are either. The Championship is a phenomenal league, but the level between maybe the top 8 in league 1 and the bottom half of the championship is not that big
While it is amazing that they did it, the gap between Prwm and Championship is so big. I think we defently could see all 3 promoted teams get relgated again. But ay it is defenetly a great experience just to be in the Prem.
I reckon the saving grace is points deduction (like we will ever see that happen to Man City or Chelsea), or a Prem team not getting their shit together.
There are a few teams who came from Championship and fought tooth and nail to stay up, like Brighton, Forrest, Brentford all these clubs were not in premier league for over 15 years and managed to stay up.
I do hope for the sake of competition getting promoted just to get relegated is not the norm, becuase how boring would that be
It's definitely a fantastic achievement but I feel like all the people predicting Ipswich to struggle this year were absolutely not paying attention to them the prior season. To this day I've no idea how we pipped them to the League One title last season, and it was a chip on the shoulders of Argyle fans that everyone was talking up Ipswich's chances in the Championship and predicting doom for us even before last season finished. But that squad was absolutely ludicrous for that league, everyone looking at them knew that was a squad that would do well in the Championship. And well, the talk that Argyle were doomed was nearly right... As a fan of underdogs I love to see a relatively unfancied side go up, as a fan of a lower table team I'm painfully aware that we'll still have to play at least one of Leeds and Southampton next season.
I can't read and I can't wroite but that don't really mattor, I come down from Ipswich Town and I can droive a tractor
No x in y minutes
offtopic but your color grading looks like a Twilight movie on this one
wtf is a chocolate turtle
Come on, Wednesday aren't an example of a small club. At least on Ipswich's level. Check their wage bill
You can clearly see the chest hair screaming for attention.
Next is the super league
Biggest issue from the Championship, for me. How the hell did Blackburn win at Leicester on the final day? That would have relegated them, Blackburn should be relegated, that should be everyone's goal every season
I really hope they dont pull the nottingham classic and spend their summer buying 25 new players
No views in 1 minute? Damn, the whole world fell off... 😭
2:20 'And they do'. No team in the championship has ever spent £30 million on a player, never mind 40 or 50. The most ever spent by a championship club was just over £15 million for Ruben Neves, and they weren't even receiving parachute payments at the time.
The irony is strong after mentioning people that seem particularly confident about something they know nothing about on the internet in the intro :D
FGR fan here,you just had to rub it in did you?😢
I am for promotion / relegation in the states because of stuff like this. These guys didnt win it all, yet you see players and fans alike crying, chanting, and cheering for hours after the game. The raw emotion that comes from something like this cant be replicated in the current MLS.
I get why we dont do it, but at the same time think reforming would only be beneficial to the investors that might not have taken the risk if we had rel/promo.
They may be Ip-swich, but after being Ip-sub for a long while, they've become Ip-dom.
I'm a Leicester fan and won the championship on FM in my first season, with Ipswich getting 2nd, so this was both a surprise and not. If real life is simulating my season, Norwich are winning the playoffs. I shit you not that all 4 of the play-off teams is the same. Only the positions of West Brom and Norwich are swapped. Tin foil hat time.
didn't eat chocolate turtles, clickbait video.
I love you Zealand but make better titles so you get more views my sweet king.