Joe Manager of the Month
Thursday, 2nd Dec 2004 12:29

Town boss Joe Royle has been named Championship Manager of the Month for November. It's the third time Royle has won the award since taking over at Portman Road two years ago this month.

Royle beat fellow nominees Steve Cotterill from Burnley, Sunderland's Mick McCarthy and Dario Gradi from Saturday's opponents Crewe Alexandra.

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Greektractor added 10:24 - Oct 9 Well done Joe, but I would love to see Mick Mcarthy as our manager one day in the future
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Greektractor added 10:24 - Oct 9 Well done Joe, but I would love to see Mick Mcarthy as our manager one day in the future
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