Jaime Peters speaks on his time at Ipswich
talks
By tg4eva
October 6 2009
You just have to take a look at Jaime Peters to see how things can change and hope for Ipswich.
Jaime is proof that things can change as his career has changed at Portman Road and the Canadian international who was once a Blues regular until injury hit him, is now a regular once more. In the end Jaime become the forgotten player and was left out of the blues side. Now Jaime has come back and is now a regular on the team. Jaime has started in three of the last five games and come on in the other two. Jaime has said: But he carried on to say: Jaime found Jamal was hard to keep up with on Saturday as he was small like him. Jaime himself likes to play against bigger players who he can battle with. Jaimie said: “We did pretty well and enough to win last Saturday and at worst deserved a draw” @ @
When Jim Magilton was manager at Ipswich Jaime hardly played for the first team.
But when injuries hit Magilton's team he had to use Jaime as a defender where before Jaime played as a forward. He Seattle well in to the defense and become a regular in the Ipswich Town side.
Jaime came on as a substitute to replace Ben Thatcher who was injured during the Ipswich home victory over Norwich City last April. Jaime then kept on the first team in defense as Keane took over and the new season started.
Jaime played in the first two league games of the new season before injuring his ankle.
The last two matches Jaime has really caught Keane’s eye, but Jaime is not happy even though he is now a hero in the Ipswich team.
“Personally playing a full 90 minutes for the games at Sheffield United and Barnsley has to be great,”
“I am happy about that, but not the results with late goals reducing us to just one point when we deserved more. If you had said I would be playing left back a few months ago I would have found it hard to believe. It shows what a funny game football can be, but if playing there keeps me in the team I will be pleased.”
As Jaime looks back on the last two Ipswich games and where Ipswich stand - bottom of the table with a quarter of the season gone.
“I can see improvements coming but you can't keep saying that every week”
“The table makes depressing reading, but we must keep our heads up and remain strong as a squad”
“We are having a hard time not scoring enough and conceding bad goals, and after the international break we have to turn that around.”
Ipswich are back in action again on Saturday week against Swansea and Jaime will be hoping to be on the pitch trying to help Ipswich win.
If you do not already have an account Click here to Register.
*.*.;.*).* *.(*.;.*).*`
The 1st Tractor Girl @ Ipswich Town FC `
..*(.*;`*.)`*...*(.*`*.)`;
Pity Peters talents are being utilised as a LB not LM - very good attacking player - maybe a good old fashioned wing back.
Now there's a formation we've not played 5-3-2
Peters and Rosenior wing backs - 3 CBs - Quinn/Leadbitter/Garvan - Priskin/Pablo
Take note - this will prove a winning formula
Oh, and Wickham to come off the bench and nick a hat trick!
*.*.;.*).* *.(*.;.*).*`
The 1st Tractor Girl @ Ipswich Town FC `
..*(.*;`*.)`*...*(.*`*.)`;
*.*.;.*).* *.(*.;.*).*`
The 1st Tractor Girl @ Ipswich Town FC `
..*(.*;`*.)`*...*(.*`*.)`;