Town's Goals Will Win It - Burley - Ipswich Town News
George Burley says that Town's goalscoring will win out in Helsingborg tomorrow. Town have scored five goals in their last two games with Marcus Stewart getting two against Southampton.
Burley said: "We have scored five times in the last couple of matches and the pleasing aspect is that the goals have returned. Marcus Stewart looked back to his best when he scored twice against Southampton and although we didn't beat West Ham it was a very level game which could easily have gone our way. Drawing 0-0 with Helsingborg was not that bad a result and even in that match Finidi George could have scored a hat-trick. It will be a big heavy pitch for the return leg which will make it difficult but we are in good spirits and will be working on scoring a goal or two which will make it very hard for the Swedish team to beat us on aggregate."
The Town squad are training at Helsingborg's Olympia Stadium this evening at 7pm after an earlier session yesterday. John McGreal and Jermaine Wright remain worries.
What to read next:
Huddersfield Game Live on SkyThe Blues’ final game of the season at home to Huddersfield Town on Saturday is among those being shown live on Sky Sports.
Hayes Set For Second Wembley TripKeeper Nick Hayes will be making two trips to Wembley next month, his Solihull Moors loan side having reached the National League Promotion Final.
Former Skipper Nets Hat-Trick in Final GameFormer Blues skipper David Norris ended his career on a dramatic note, netting a hat-trick for Lancaster City in his final match, a 4-3 Northern Premier League Premier Division defeat at FC United of Manchester on Saturday.
No Dividends For PLC ShareholdersThe board of the Ipswich Town PLC has written to its shareholders confirming that its stake in the club has now reduced to less than one per cent and outlining that any dividends taken out of Town in future will go solely to majority owners Gamechanger 20 Ltd.
Rosenior: I Couldn't Be Prouder of My PlayersHull City manager Liam Rosenior said he couldn’t have been prouder of his players following last night’s 3-3 draw with Town which keeps the Tigers hopes of making the play-offs alive going into their final match and wished the Blues well for the remainder of the campaign.