Kiwomya Added to Guest List at London Branch Event - Ipswich Town News
Chris Kiwomya has joined his former team-mates Jason Dozzell and Simon Milton on the star guest list for the London Branch of the Supporters Club event looking back at Town’s 1991/92 Second Division title campaign on Wednesday 19th February at the Duke of York in Dering Street (7pm).
There’ll be a chance to watch video highlights of that great season as John Lyall’s Blues came from nowhere to win the Second Division and claim a place in the inaugural Premier League, while Kiwomya, Dozzell and Milton, key members of that side, will take part in a question and answer session.
Town memorabilia past and present will be raffled to raise funds for the branch and the Academy Association.
"We’re thrilled that Chris will be joining Jason and Simon at the event,” chairman Horry Money told TWTD. "For those who are yet to get their tickets there are still some remaining on sale.”
Tickets cost £5 each and, with numbers limited, should be reserved in advance either by calling Horry on 07970 304734 or by emailing him at itfchorry@hotmail.com.
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