Five Disciplined - Ipswich Town News
TWTD understands that Town boss Jim Magilton has disciplined five players after they took a two-day trip to Amsterdam last week.
First team regulars Alan Lee and Gary Roberts have been warned about their conduct, while the Town futures of Scott Barron, Darryl Knights and Chris Casement could now be in question.
Knights in any case looks likely to join Falkirk permanently during the transfer window, while Barron has yet to make a first team appearance during Jim Magilton's time as manager.
Casement is rated as a future first team regular and made his first senior appearance this season as a sub at Chester on Saturday.
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