New TWTD T-Shirts
Thursday, 29th Nov 2007 13:18

TWTD has added some new designs to our increasingly large collection of T-shirts. Among the new additions are new versions of our Tractor Girl shirt from a few years back, now available in children's sizes, and an Alan Brazil design.

The Tractor Girl shirts proved very popular on their first release and like all our shirts make a fantastic Christmas present. Other recent new shirts are the Edward Ebenezer-referencing Call Me Ted design, and tributes to Alan Lee and potential new owner Marcus Evans.

As well as those, all our other shirts are still available including the incredibly popular Pablo design, the Danny Haynes-Bruce Lee spoof, the ITFC as AC/DC pastiche, the John Wark whisky label and the Baker and Kelly-referencing Home of the Bard. The entire collection can be viewed and purchased here.

With Christmas approaching in the inexorable manner that it does, we thought we'd suggest a few present ideas for the discerning Blues supporter. Town-related books appear thin in the ground this season with Ray Crawford's autobiography, Curse of the Jungle Boy the most interesting. Alan Brazil's Both Barrels From Brazil: My War Against the Numpties was also launched recently, while former Burnley and Everton man Martin Dobson, now a freelance Town scout, has written a novel aimed at the teenage market entitled Ultimate Goals.

Last Christmas we promoted the Ipswich Football Newspaper Book from Devoted to Sport and it proved extremely popular. The book captures Town's history and greatest moments through the newspapers written at the time, starting with Town's entry to the League in 1938 and on through the many, many highlights of the club's history.

Devoted to Sport also produce a calendar featuring newspaper coverage of Town's top games with a different match featured each month, aerial photos of Portman Road and other stadia as well as framed newspapers and mugs.
In addition to Town specific gifts, there are new versions of Football Manager, Championship Manager, Pro Evolution Soccer and FIFA 08 for various consoles, while sat nav is a brilliant way to avoid getting lost on the way to away games and Ipswich Monopoly is ideal for the Blue missing home.