Town Sign Jeffers on Loan - Ipswich Town News

Ipswich Town have signed Blackburn striker Francis Jeffers on a month's loan, and could play against QPR if the paperwork is completed in time.

Blackburn signed the forward from Charlton in 2006 after an unsuccessful £8m move to Arsenal. He started his career at Everton, and also had a loan spell at Rangers.

The 26yo played once for England, scoring against Australia.

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