Ipswich have acclimatised to this division spectacularly. They've signed well and shrewdly to add to what they already had. McKenna is clearly a good coach. I think he's tried to instill a sort of Manchester United mid to late 90s arrogance about his side, with the result being that arrogance spilling over into outright thuggery by a number of their players when things aren't going their way (Morsy on Randell in lg.1, Luongo raking his studs down Whitaker's calf earlier this season when, but for a notoriously weak ref, we'd have beaten them).
What I'm trying to say is, they're good, very good, but they're also pretty foul and unlikable (although Broadhead always comes across as the exception in their side as a normal human).
I think the midfield we fielded against Boro has the potential to go toe to toe with their shitkickers and we know Morsy won't like it if Gyabi starts making him look as stupid and agricultural as Camara did a couple of seasons ago when he was reduced to lunging studs-up attacks.
Equally, he didn't like Matete either and he was timid up at theirs when JM played so a fit Forshaw, who won't be remotely phased by Morsy might be an option on this occasion.
Our midfield are now no pushovers physically.
I'd fancy either Gyabi or Forshaw (and Randell to an extent) to put themselves about and Morsy the thug to becoome the thugee on Saturday. If Gyabi plays higher up the pitch I can't see Morsy winning any headers against Gyabi from a kickoff for example. 100% Morsy gets book on Saturday imo. prob on Gyabi who runs away from him and Morsy illegally brings him down.