Olly Allen falls on the outside of Rohan Tungate during the second rerun of the opening heat of the Ipswich v Somerset (Play-offs) meeting at Foxhall Stadium, Ipswich, Suffolk, UK on 02 October 2014. Picture: Steve Waller (Image: © Copyright Stephen Waller)
A third-place finish in the Premier League and a knock-out Cup final appearance, it’s been a decent season for Ipswich Witches. Mike Bacon takes a look at the club’s campaign – and looks ahead to the 2015 season.
Plenty of clubs in the Premier League would have been happy with a third-place finish, an unbeaten home League record and a knock-out cup final appearance in 2014.
Then again, plenty of clubs in the Premier League aren’t Ipswich Witches – one of the big hitters in the sport’s second tier of racing.
For more analysis of the 2014 season dowload our Witches special.
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