ITFC On the Road at Bury St Edmunds - Ipswich Town News
The ITFC Supporters Club will be holding an ITFC On the Road event at Bury Town FC on Monday 10th February.
Simon Milton, first team players and other guests from the club will be in attendance for the event where there will be a quiz or two, plus a question and answer session, along with a raffle and auction in aid of the ITFC Academy. Fans of all ages are welcome with entrance free, but by ticket only with numbers limited.
This is the third of four such events taking place during the 2013/14 season. The first took place in London in October and the second at Ufford Park, near Woodbridge in November with £1,500 raised to date for the ITFC Academy.
The idea behind these events is to bring the Town out into the regions, providing as many fans as possible with the opportunity to meet first-team players and club officials.
For more information and to reserve your ticket, contact Elizabeth Edwards at officialitsc@btinternet.com or by phone on 07968 876504.
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