Grande Impressed Thu 28th Oct 2004 20:58
Canadian international trialist Sandro Grande says he is impressed by the Blues after just one day at the club. The former Brescia man is on a ten-day trial at Portman Road. |
Magilton Still a Doubt Thu 28th Oct 2004 20:52
Skipper Jim Magilton is Town's only injury worry as the Blues prepare for the visit of Preston North End on Saturday. Goalkeeper Kelvin Davis remains on the sidelines but is hoping to be back in contention next week. |
Bowden Hands Joe Bonus Thu 28th Oct 2004 14:57
Town chief executive Derek Bowden has handed his £75,000 performance bonus over to manager Joe Royle to help him bring in new players. Bowden was awarded the cash after the club achieved targets set out by the board's remuneration committee. |
Magilton a Worry Thu 28th Oct 2004 11:24
Town skipper Jim Magilton is a concern ahead of Saturday's home game with Preston North end due to a slight knee injury. The problem isn't serious and is thought to be down to wear and tear. |
Proxying Votes Thu 28th Oct 2004 11:12
A number of shareholders have asked TWTD and Ipswich Town Ist how they go about proxying their votes ahead of the November 17th AGM. The papers issued by the club earlier this week include a proxy form so shareholders can have their votes registered even if they cannot attend the meeting in person. |
Honour for Chairman Thu 28th Oct 2004 11:01
Town chairman David Sheepshanks was awarded an honorary doctorate in Civil Law by Suffolk College yesterday. |
Grande on Trial Thu 28th Oct 2004 10:40
Town have taken 27-year-old Canadian midfielder Sandro Grande on a ten-day trial. Grande currently plays with the Montreal Impact in the North American A-League but previously spent time with Brescia in Italy's Serie A. |
Davis: No Target Set Wed 27th Oct 2004 15:23
Kelvin Davis is making slow progress over his back injury and hasn't yet been set a date for a return to first team action. |
Davis Still Out Wed 27th Oct 2004 11:51
Keeper Kelvin Davis will remain on the sidelines when Preston come to Portman Road on Saturday. Lewis Price will continue in his place against the Lancastrians. |
Joe on Defence Wed 27th Oct 2004 11:43
Town manager Joe Royle says he and his staff will continue to work on the defensive side of the game as they seek to reduce the number of individual mistakes. Two errors at Watford on Saturday handed the Hornets a point they hardly deserved. |
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