Ipswich Town legend Mick Mills has expressed the opinion that if the team manages to avoid defeat in their upcoming clashes against Leeds United and Leicester City, it would greatly benefit them for the remainder of the season.
With only one loss in their last 19 league games and a recent draw in the East Anglian derby, Ipswich faces tough challenges against Leeds and league leaders Leicester in their next two matches.
Mills acknowledged the difficulty of these fixtures and suggested that salvaging points from both games should be the primary goal. He openly admitted that he would be content with two draws, expressing confidence in Ipswich’s ability to perform well beyond the Leicester match.
Mills emphasized the significance of staying unbeaten in the upcoming matches, stating that it would set a positive tone for the rest of the season. While acknowledging the tough nature of the fixtures, he believes that coming through these challenges unscathed would bring optimism and a renewed sense of momentum to the team.
Despite potential criticism for aiming for two draws, Mills remains optimistic that the subsequent matches, including possible transfers in the upcoming window, could contribute to Ipswich’s success in the overall campaign.
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