Troy Parrott

Left foot wrote: Watched another ipswich game and of course followed Parrott, he played 87 mins and played more an attacking midfield role than a forward. Pros - always wanted the ball, seems to be a 90min player, some nice touches, one of the teams better players without being great.  Cons - never a goal threat, sloppy in parts but the pitch was horrible so everyone was sloppy. Ipswich play a fair few high balls and he never looks like winning them.  I'm not going to rule out a teenager at the start of his career, yes he hasn't scored in 20 odd games but he's only played 20 odd games in his career and he's playing some promising stuff.  Confidence in front of goal might start impacting him.

I won't be watching another ipswich game

You could be right but this is his first season out on loan . Championship and League 1 are tough leagues to play . Let him keep getting games and the goals will come . As someone said he seems to be playing in behind Norwood so it's not all about goals. 

Troy Parrott 

The Tottenham loanee is proving himself to be a workhorse with plenty of quality. He battled tirelessly throughout this game with having too many sights of goal, though he did win the penalty ultimately missed by Norwood. He’s an asset to this team. 8

https://www.eadt.co.uk/sport/ipswich-town/accrington-stanley-1-2-ipswich-town-player-ratings-7801806

Milwall should be a good lesson for him. There’s a bit of positivity around Ipswich now that the takeover is almost done, new manager with fresh ideas and they’re in with a shout for promotion via playoffs. So the loan moves despite no getting a goal yet have to be considered positive.

Left foot wrote: Few highlights from parrott and tonight's game for what it's worth  https://youtu.be/kzYvqN8piiE

Yes, he's looking sharp and he was half a second away from his first goal before he was hacked down.

Left foot wrote: Hes being played in a similar role to Fernandes at man utd, of course I'm not trying to compare him with Fernandes as he's world class, just the position.

A couple of encouraging things there: one being his ability to shield the ball and use his body. He looks much stronger and up for the battle physically. Nearly all of those highlights occur in close quarters with defenders and midfielders closing him down quickly. Almost all of our strikers (Connolly, Idah, Robinson) do their best work on the break with lots of space between them and the goal. Parrott can bring something else to the table.

So far so good on this loan to Ipswich to my eyes.
Looked like scoring on at least two occasions in the games I saw and his play as a #10 is good for a teenager new to the team.