Magilton Denies Wrongdoing - Ipswich Town News
Former Blues boss Jim Magilton has denied any wrongdoing in the wake of his suspension by QPR. The Northern Irishman is alleged to have headbutted midfielder Akos Buzsaky during a confrontation after his side's defeat at Watford on Monday.
Magilton said in a statement: "While passions can run high in football, especially after a poor performance, I categorically deny any allegation of wrongdoing following Monday's fixture.
"I understand that the club has initiated an internal investigation, with which I will cooperate fully.
"This is an unfortunate situation and I look forward to resuming my responsibilities shortly."
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