Wanderers Trialist Set for Action - Ipswich Town News
TWTD understands that Ipswich Wanderers defender Curtis Haynes-Brown is spending this week training with the Blues and could get a run-out in the reserves at Braintree this evening (KO 7.45pm).
Haynes-Brown, a left-back who was with Colchester as a youngster, had a trial with Bristol Rovers last summer and played in the recent Wanderers friendly with the Antigua and Barbuda full international side. TWTD first reported that he was set for a trial with the Blues a month ago.
Town expect Richard Naylor, Dan Harding and Billy Clarke to be in action at Cressing Road, along with youngsters Jai Reason, Jack Ainsley, Kurt Robinson and Ed Upson.
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