Naked Football Show Tonight Wed 07th Nov 2012 15:22
This evening's Naked Football Show (ICR FM 6pm) sees hosts Graham Blackburn and David James joined by The Vulture to discuss a somewhat mixed first week for new manager Mick McCarthy. |
Win a Savile Rogue Scarf in Town Colours Wed 07th Nov 2012 15:03
Savile Rogue, purveyors of the world’s finest football scarves, have just launched their new King scarf. And they’re marking the occasion by giving TWTD readers the chance to win one in Town colours. |
Wickham Linked With Return Wed 07th Nov 2012 13:52
Town boss Mick McCarthy wants to bring ex-Blues frontman Connor Wickham back to Portman Road on loan, according to reports in the North-East. Wickham joined Sunderland, the club McCarthy managed for three years until 2006, in the summer of 2011 for an initial fee of £8.1 million but has rarely featured for the Black Cats. |
U21s Lose to Swans Wed 07th Nov 2012 12:47
Town's U21 side lost 1-0 at home to Swansea on Wednesday morning. Watching first-team manager Mick McCarthy won't have been impressed by what he saw, with Gwion Edwards's strike the difference between the two sides. |
Bike for Bobby Reaches Town Today Wed 07th Nov 2012 11:56
Former Newcastle United full-back Robbie Elliott’s Bike for Bobby charity cycle challenge in honour of Sir Bobby Robson is due to reach Portman Road at around 3pm this afternoon. Elliott and his friend Phil Gray, a triathlon champion, are visiting all the ex-Blues and Magpies boss’s clubs to raise money for the Sir Bobby Robson Foundation and Breakthrough Breast Cancer. |
Reo-Coker Determined There Will Be No Repeat Wed 07th Nov 2012 10:56
Midfielder Nigel Reo-Coker says he is determined that there will be no repeat of last night’s 5-0 defeat at Crystal Palace. The recent short-term signing felt he and his team-mates gifted the Eagles their five goals at Selhurst Park. |
U21s in Action Wed 07th Nov 2012 10:08
Town's U21s are in action against Swansea City at Playford Road this morning (KO 11am). |
McCarthy: Being Murdered By Palace a Sobering Experience Tue 06th Nov 2012 23:17
Blues boss Mick McCarthy admitted that Town’s 5-0 defeat at Crystal Palace was “a sobering experience” and that the Eagles “murdered” his team. |
Crystal Palace 5-0 Town Tue 06th Nov 2012 22:10
Mick McCarthy tasted defeat for the first time as Town manager as Ian Holloway's Crystal Palace ran out comfortable 5-0 victors at Selhurst Park. Yannick Bolasie had put the home side ahead at half-time before an extraordinary 11 minutes early in the second half in which Palace were awarded three penalties, Murray scoring two and having one saved, the Eagles striker later adding his third and the Eagles' fourth before sub Andre Moritz made it five in injury time. |
Drury in for N'Daw at Palace Tue 06th Nov 2012 19:12
Andy Drury returns to the Town side in place of Guirane N’Daw as new manager Mick McCarthy takes charge of the Blues for the second time at Crystal Palace this evening (KO 8pm). The Senegalese international, who was forced off with cramp late in the 1-0 victory at Birmingham on Saturday, is included amongst the subs. |
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