Players\' Awards Evening After Preston Match - Ipswich Town News
The Supporters’ Club’s annual Players’ Awards Evening will take place on Saturday 30th April at Greshams Sports and Social Club (6.30pm to midnight). The event is a chance to meet the first team squad and coaching staff and see presentations to the Player of the Year, the season’s debutants and the Academy Player of the Year.
Tickets costing £17 (including buffet) are available from Liz Edwards in Legends both before and after Thursday's game, by email via the address below or by writing to Irene Davey, 10 Lambeth Close, Ipswich, IP1 4DX (please enclose a cheque payable to Ipswich Town Football Club Supporters Account and an SAE). The dress code will be smart casual.
Voting for the Player of the Year will take place around the stadium at the Preston game on Saturday 30th April and online up to Friday 29th April at www.itfcsupporters.co.uk. The Supporters' Club is looking for volunteers to help collect votes on the day.
For more information (or to volunteer to collect Player of the Year votes at the Preston game) ring Elizabeth Edwards on 07968 876504 or email shefki32@btinternet.com.
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