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Reserves Win at Bury
Wed 10th Mar 2010 21:44
Goals from Reggie Lambe (pictured), Ronan Murray (pen) and Jamie Griffiths gave the Blues’ reserves a 3-0 victory at Bury Town in their LB Group Suffolk FA Premier Cup semi-final.
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Naked Football Show Tonight
This evening's The Naked Football Show (ICR FM 6pm) looks at all the Town issues of the moment with regular hosts Graham Blackburn and Phil Ham are joined by Johnny Leiston and David James. Wed 10th Mar 2010 11:27 0 | Trio Get Northern Ireland Call
Academy trio Josh Carson, Rory McKeown and Cormac Burke have been named in the Northern Ireland squad for their European U17 Championship elite round mini-tournament later this month. Wed 10th Mar 2010 11:11 0 | Clegg's Thanks to Fans
Town chief executive Simon Clegg has written to 88 supporters who attended all four of the Blues’ recent back-to-back away games to thank them for their commitment to the club. Wed 10th Mar 2010 10:34 21 | Reserves in Action at Bury
A young reserves side will be action at Bury Town this evening in the semi-finals of the LB Group Suffolk FA Premier Cup (KO 7.45pm). Irish U19 international striker Ronan Murray (pictured), Bermudian international winger Reggie Lambe, midfielder Ed Upson and central defender Tom Eastman are amongst those making the trip to Ram Meadow. Wed 10th Mar 2010 08:53 0 | Keane: We've Given Murphy a New Lease of Life
Boss Roy Keane says Daryl Murphy's loan move to Portman Road has given the Sunderland striker a new lease of life. Murphy scored his fourth and fifth goals for the Blues during the 2-0 victory over Cardiff City. Tue 09th Mar 2010 23:50 42 | Town 2-0 Cardiff City
Two goals from Daryl Murphy took the Blues to a comfortable 2-0 victory over a poor Cardiff City side at Portman Road. Town dominated throughout and might have won by more but for a number of saves by Bluebirds keeper David Marshall. Tue 09th Mar 2010 21:41 0 | Stead in Team of the Week
On-loan Town striker Jon Stead has been named in the Football League’s Team of the Week after netting Coventry’s goal in their 1-0 victory at Peterborough on Saturday. Tue 09th Mar 2010 10:34 41 |
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| 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. |
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Blogs
A Game of Two Halves by CherryHintonBlue Wed 10th Mar 2010 15:34
An inability to hang on to a game has been a characteristic of Town's season, and that's brought with it some interesting first- v second-half statistics. | Whose Millionaire Owner has the Biggest Wallet and Other Follies by SanityBlue Mon 08th Mar 2010 05:11
When I questioned the ownership model and strategy of our club the typical reaction was: we had no choice, we’re on track, shut up, support the team. But it’s a bit like asking someone to keep quiet while a train wreck in slow motion is unfolding. And besides, I am capable of walking and chewing gum at the same time. | Well Done Today Lads by Mullet Sat 20th Feb 2010 22:27
Some great singing and support today, away days are much more fun than FPR this season and it was an impressive and vocal crowd supporting the team today. Whether it was the relief of winning or genuine conviction the long bovine howls of KEEEEEAAAAANNNNNNOOOOO were constant and heartfelt today. | Reflections on Managers by owdboy1 Fri 19th Feb 2010 15:59
I saw my first game at Portman Road in 1957, Plymouth Argyle in Division Three South. Since then we've had two brilliant managers, Ramsey and Robson, some good ones, McGarry, Lyall, Burley, Royle, some indifferent ones, Ferguson, Duncan, Magilton and one awful one, Milburn. I feel now that Keane joins the last section for the following reasons. | Amazingly, Town are Playing to Play-Off Standards by CherryHintonBlue Thu 18th Feb 2010 12:35
Sometimes the real story of a season is in some of the more obscure, underlying stats, and they confirm what we all know the problem is, as well as providing some unexpected optimism at a time when relegation is not an impossibility. |
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