Keane: Nothing Imminent on Loan Signings Mon 08th Feb 2010 10:46 Town manager Roy Keane says no new loan additions are close to being added to his squad and no one is on the verge of leaving for pastures new. Last week the Blues boss revealed that he was looking for cover in a couple of areas – probably a left-back and a right-sided centre-half – and had received interest in some of his players from elsewhere.38
Ferguson Calls for Youth Cup Break Town groundsman Alan Ferguson says he would like to see a winter break for the FA Youth Cup to prevent damage to pitches. Ferguson’s Portman Road surface was less than its usual self when the Blues took on Middlesbrough on Saturday in the wake of last Tuesday’s Youth Cup defeat to Fulham. Mon 08th Feb 2010 18:492
U18s Draw at Charlton Town's U18s drew 1-1 at Charlton's Sparrows Lane training ground on Saturday morning. Mon 08th Feb 2010 18:230
Murphy: I'm a Striker Daryl Murphy says he is hoping to show Sunderland boss Steve Bruce that he should have been playing him as a striker and not a left midfielder during his loan spell with the Blues. Murphy has spent much of his time at the Stadium of Light playing in his less favoured midfield role. Mon 08th Feb 2010 10:5815
Keane Frustrated By Another Draw Boss Roy Keane was frustrated that the Blues recorded yet another draw - their 15th in the league this season - as the home game with Middlesbrough ended 1-1. However, the Town manager conceded that it was a fair result. Sat 06th Feb 2010 19:1687
Trotter's Millwall Beat Canaries On-loan midfielder Liam Trotter helped Millwall to a 2-1 victory over Norwich City at the Den on Saturday afternoon. Earlier this week, Trotter extended his spell with the Lions to the end of the season. Sat 06th Feb 2010 18:332
Town 1-1 Middlesbrough Despite Daryl Murphy’s debut goal in the opening seconds via a David Healy assist, Town recorded their 15th league draw of the season against Boro at Portman Road. In a battling encounter of few clear-cut chances, David Wheater nodded an equaliser for the visitors just after the hour mark. Sat 06th Feb 2010 17:140
Keane: Civelli Will Return Boss Roy Keane says the club have been given no indication that midfielder Luciano Civelli’s knee injury threatens his career. The Argentinian, who is currently back in South America, has been sidelined since suffering the injury in his eighth game for Town last March and now isn’t expected to return until early next season. Sat 06th Feb 2010 09:427
Town have teamed up with the Suffolk Stop Smoking Service to launch Kick Free, providing all the help you’ll need to give up smoking. The new quit club is run every Tuesday evening at Portman Road from 6.45 – 8.00pm.
Blogs
The Left Side by ScottCandageSun 07th Feb 2010 14:44 Ipswich's left flank has been its weak spot this year. Let's take a look at the developments and, more importantly, the lack thereof, on the left side which has contributed to Ipswich's present position.
More Draws Than a Wild West Saloon by CherryHintonBlueSun 07th Feb 2010 13:29 And with yet another home draw on Saturday, Town equalled their all-time highest total in a season, with eight home matches still to play.
Section 6 at Home to Middlesbrough - More Noise, Flags and the Beeb to Boot. by CaughtInTheBramblesThu 04th Feb 2010 10:16 Saturday's game at home to Middlesbrough is an important one in the history of Section 6. We have a number of activities planned. As usual we also need singers to congregate in Section 6. Due to many of our number being away at university our numbers have fluctuated of late, now we a are a year old, and we are still learning.
Sunderland B-Team and The Old Pals Act by chrisswailesTue 02nd Feb 2010 09:58 The recent additions of David Healy and Daryl Murphy, coupled with the fact that we already have Leadbitter, Edwards and Colback within the ranks, seems to have caused uproar in some supporters who feel that we are now nothing more than a Sunderland rejects team.
Re-Building a Legacy. by MossyWed 27th Jan 2010 19:01 We were once renowned for bringing in top class youngsters. We were patient putting them in early and developing them within the first team. But somehow we have lost this.
