Naked Football Show This Evening on ICRFM - Ipswich Town News
Don't miss Ipswich Community Radio's The Naked Football Show this evening from 6pm until 6.30pm. Graham Blackburn and Phil Ham will be joined by the Claw and David James.
The away game at Charlton is bound to get a mention as are the panel's thoughts on the season so far 10 games in, plus anything else brought up by the readership.
Add your comments by email to nakedfooty@icrfm.co.uk before the show or studio@icrfm.co.uk during it. You can also send in texts during the programme via 07973 851968. If anyone wants to appear as a guest on a future show, send us an email.
ICR can be heard in the immediate Ipswich area on 105.7FM and has an eclectic array of programmes, which include almost any style of music you can think of promoting local bands and musicians, as well as morning and magazine shows, in addition to foreign language programmes in Polish, Portuguese, Cantonese, Farsi and Hindi.
If you're not in the Ipswich area, the show can be heard live online at http://www.icrfm.co.uk, while the programme will be available as a podcast tomorrow. The easiest way to listen to it is via iTunes. Simply search for TWTD within the iTunes shop and you can subscribe to all issues free. You can get direct access via an XML feed here: . A direct link to an MP3 of last week's show is available here.
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Young Keeper Barrett Joins Enfield On LoanTown U21s keeper George Barrett has joined National League South Enfield Town on a month’s loan and made his debut in this afternoon’s 5-1 thrashing of Farnborough Town.
U18s Beaten By HammersTown’s U18s were beaten 5-0 by West Ham United at Playford Road in the Premier League Cup this morning.
Parkinson: We Stuck to Our Task Really WellWrexham manager Phil Parkinson was delighted with his side’s disciplined and committed performance as they frustrated to the Blues to claim a 0-0 draw on their first ever visit to Portman Road.
McKenna: A Game We Should Have WonBlues boss Kieran McKenna felt his side did enough to score at least one goal during their frustrating 0-0 draw at home to Wrexham in the first ever league game between the sides with the Red Dragons making their inaugural visit to Portman Road.
Ipswich Town 0-0 Wrexham - Match ReportThe Blues were held to their first 0-0 draw of the season by a determined Wrexham side making their first ever visit to Portman Road. Town dominated throughout but rarely forced visitors keeper Arthur Okonkwo to make anything other than relatively routine saves with Christian Walton wholly untroubled at the other end.