Warnock Denies Town Link - Ipswich Town News

Crystal Palace manager Neil Warnock has dismissed rumours linking him with a summer move to Portman Road. The former Sheffield United boss's name was reported to be on a shortlist of possible successors to Jim Magilton over the weekend.

Warnock said: "It's news to me - I've no idea where it has come from."

Also mentioned as a potential future Town boss was Burnley manager Owen Coyle.

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