Ipswich Town were long overdue some good fortune according to Tommy Miller.
The Blues midfielder was delighted to secure a point in their 1-1 draw at Coca-Cola Championship rivals West Ham United.
Yet it could have been a different story had Teddy Sheringham converted a spot kick to take the Hammers into a 2-0 first-half lead.
The 25-year-old said: "We're getting a bit more luck this season. During our last campaign it seemed a lot of things went against us but this year, early on, we've had a bit of fortune and hopefully it will continue into our next couple of games."
Miller was instrumental in Town's attacking play and even lent a hand in the build-up to their equaliser, scored by Pablo Counago.
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