BBC Radio Suffolk pundits Graeme McLoughlin and Harvey Bell have wrapped up their "Top 5" Ipswich Town series with a debate on the club's best XI under Kieran McKenna.
According to the BBC report, the pair found plenty of common ground but split on who should start in goal, weighing up the merits of Town's shot-stoppers during McKenna's tenure. Where they did agree was on the influence of Darnell Furlong, with both pundits highlighting his contribution to the side's defensive solidity last season as a key reason for his inclusion.
The series forms part of a wider look back at the transformation Ipswich have undergone since McKenna's arrival, with McLoughlin and Bell running through standout performers across the pitch before settling on their combined selection.
While full details of the entire XI weren't laid out in the BBC's teaser, the discussion underlines just how much talent has passed through Portman Road during the manager's spell in charge, and how difficult it has become to whittle down Town's era-defining names to just eleven.