Carson Skippers Northern Irish Youngsters - Ipswich Town News
Town midfielder Josh Carson will captain Northern Ireland’s U19s when they take on Germany in the opening game of their European Championships qualifying mini-group in Coleraine on Thursday. Blues academy midfielder Cormac Burke is also in the squad.
Carson, who has already won caps at U21 and senior levels, said: "I’m very proud to be captain. Representing Northern Ireland is brilliant as well, but being captain just gives it that extra buzz.
"It is a very tough start. Germany are always a good side with really good players that they always develop, you see their national team at the minute, they’re unbelievable.”
The Northern Irish youngsters take on Belarus on Saturday and Montenegro on Tuesday, both in Belfast.
Meanwhile, Town owner Marcus Evans is 19th in this year’s FourFourTwo Football Rich List with his wealth estimated at £625 million, the figures presumably having been drawn from the Sunday Times Rich List in May.
Photo: Action Images/Jason Cairnduff
What to read next:
Six Released as Town Women Announce Retained ListIpswich Town Women have announced their retained list following the 2024/25 season in which they won the FAWNL Southern Premier League title and promotion to the second tier, now known as the WSL2, for the first time with six senior players released.
Hutchinson Focused on EurosBlues forward Omari Hutchinson insists his focus is on winning the European Championship with England’s U21s rather than his future at club level.
McKenna Some Bookies' Favourite For Brentford JobTown boss Kieran McKenna is some bookies’ early favourite for the vacant Brentford job following confirmation that Thomas Frank has taken charge at Tottenham Hotspur, but with little real clarity on who the Bees’ next head coach might be.
TWTD Questionnaire 2024/25There’s still time for you to fill in the annual TWTD Questionnaire, your chance to look back in judgement on Town's 2024/25 season
Town Fans Take Total Raised For Food Bank to £20,000Town supporters donated more than £6,000 to Ipswich Town Fans Supporting Foodbanks in 2024/25, taking the overall total raised since the group began their monthly matchday collections in January 2023 to £20,000.