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WE WERE THE BETTER TEAM, SAYS LAMBERT

By Russell Cook

NIP AND TUCK: Ipswich’s Luke Garbutt scores their second goal from the spot Inset: Joe Nuttall is congratulated after scoring their first
PICTURE: TGSPHOTO

STAR MAN JAY SPEARING Blackpool

PAUL LAMBERT believed his Ipswich side were the “better team” after their top-of-the-table draw against Blackpool.
The result meant the visitors dropped three places to eighth spot while Ipswich remained in second spot, five points adrift of leaders Wycombe Wanderers with two games in hand.
But Blackpool boss Simon Grayson thought it was a fair result, saying it w...

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