Royle on Win Wed 06th Nov 2002 23:31
Joe Royle was unsurprisingly pleased with his side's 3-1 win against Premiership Middlesbrough in the Worthington Cup. He felt there were a lot of positive performances in his reshuffled team. |
Town 3-1 Middlesbrough Wed 06th Nov 2002 23:05
A much-changed Town side deservedly beat an equally much-changed Middlesbrough side 3-1 at Portman Road to go through to round four of the Worthington Cup. The Blues went one-up in the second minute through Thomas Gaardsøe before Jamie Clapham and then Darren Bent increased the lead. Franck Queudrue hit a late consolation for the Teessiders. |
Game On! Wed 06th Nov 2002 17:01
Despite heavy rain in Ipswich tonight's match with Middlesbrough is on. Groundsman Alan Ferguson has had the covers on most of today protecting the Portman Road surface. |
Veno to Captain Blues Wed 06th Nov 2002 12:17
Middlesbrough supporter Mark Venus will captain Town against Boro in the Worthington Cup tonight in the absence of Matt Holland. Skipper Holland and a number of other senior players are being rested. |
Hermann Called-Up Wed 06th Nov 2002 11:11
Town defender Hermann Hreidarsson has been called-up to the Iceland side for their away friendly against Estonia on Wednesday, November 20th. |
Striker Still Sought Wed 06th Nov 2002 09:32
Town manager Joe Royle is still negotiating to bring a striker to Portman Road and has suggested the player he is after plays for a club still in Europe, leading to speculation that Arsenal's Francis Jeffers may be the man. |
Extended Loan for Miller? Tue 05th Nov 2002 19:27
Leyton Orient manager Paul Brush is keen to secure the loan of Town central defender Justin Miller until the end of the season. Miller was back at Town on Monday to meet with Joe Royle and Willie Donachie. |
Pullen Plays Second Half Tue 05th Nov 2002 17:37
Joe Royle has confirmed that James Pullen will play the second half of Wednesday's Worthington Cup game with Middlesbrough. |
Logan in for Shock Start! Tue 05th Nov 2002 11:39
Forgotten man Richard Logan is set to make his first senior appearance since the Morecambe FA Cup match in January 2001 when Middlesbrough visit Portman Road in the Worthington Cup on Wednesday night. |
Shirt Shade Gets Darker Tue 05th Nov 2002 10:14
Town chairman David Sheepshanks has confirmed that next season's home shirts will return to the traditional darker blue. Although the current shirt appeared of the usual hue when voted on, the final product was controversially of a much lighter colour. |
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