Ipswich Town manager Paul Lambert says he will place no expectations levels on his players this season.
The Blues have been installed as second favourites for the League One title following relegation from the Championship.
Asked if anything less than promotion would constitute failure for a club that has played in the top two tiers of English football for the last 61 years, Lambert replied: "We'll try for that. But I'm not going to put any expectation levels on the players. They are young players, they are still learning the game and still need time to develop over the next six to 12 months.
"We need everybody - staff, players, supporters - all together. We had that last season. If we have it again, start to turn some draws into wins and get some momentum then let's see what happens.
"We're a good side, I've got no doubt about that. And everybody is behind us, which is a great thing to take into the season.
Lambert, who guided Norwich City from League One to a mid-table Premier League finish in successive seasons, added: "All I can say is we'll try everything we can to get out the league. If we are lucky enough to get in the Championship then we need to try and get out of the Championship. That's what you want, but the momentum has to be with you."
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