Players Visit Stowmarket - Ipswich Town News
Two Town players will be visiting the Stowmarket branch of the Britannia building society on Thursday between 2.30pm and 3.10pm. Fans will have the chance to get autographs and be photographed with the players.
The Britannia is one of the club’s main sponsors and offer Town-branded financial products to supporters.
The first 50 fans opening an Ipswich Town Save and Support Account between 2pm on Thursday and 5pm on Friday at the Stowmarket branch will receive an exclusive ITFC passbook signed by a first team player, plus a pair of match tickets to the game against Cardiff City on Saturday 18th September.
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