No Loanee Yet - Ipswich Town News
Town chief executive Derek Bowden says the Blues are continuing their search for loan players, but no new addition will be in the squad before Saturday's home game with Swansea City. A defender and a left-sided midfielder remain on Jim Magilton's wish-list.
Bowden said: "We are actively looking at bringing in loan players but it is unlikely at the moment that we will have someone in place before the weekend.â€Â
Stoke's Ryan Shawcross has been linked with the Blues on several occasions over the last couple of months, but the Potters appear to be unwilling to allow the former Manchester United trainee to move on.
Meanwhile, an extra 100 police will be on duty at Saturday's game with Swansea and Portman Road will be closed off to home supporters after the final whistle. The moves follow trouble involving Swansea fans at their recent game with Cardiff.
Elsewhere, former Blue Ian Westlake is on trial at Cheltenham Town having been told he is not in manager Gary McAllister's plans at Leeds.
What to read next:
Hirst: It's Been Playing on My MindTown striker George Hirst has admitted his dry spell in front of goal has been playing on his mind, but remains confident that hard work will see the goals return sooner rather than later.
Town Women Host Blades Aiming to Maintain RevivalIpswich Town Women will be looking to maintain the improved form which has taken them off the bottom of WSL2 when they host Sheffield United at the JobServe Community Stadium in Colchester this afternoon (KO 2pm).
U21s Beat Stoke to Return to TopGoals from Luca Fletcher and Afi Adebayo saw Town’s U21s come from behind to win for the second game running, beating Stoke City 2-1 at the JobServe Community Stadium in Colchester to return to the top of Premier League 2.
Hirst: Massive Honour to Captain TownTown striker George Hirst says it was a ‘huge honour’ to be handed the captain’s armband by Blues boss Kieran McKenna during the 1-0 FA Cup defeat to Wrexham.
Parkinson: We Showed How We've Evolved as a TeamWrexham boss Phil Parkinson was delighted to take the Red Dragons to the fifth round of the FA Cup for the first time since 1997 following their 1-0 victory over the Blues at the Racecourse Ground.