Naked Football Show Tonight - Ipswich Town News
This evening's Naked Football Show (ICR FM 6pm) sees host Graham Blackburn joined by Terry Holden and a yet to be confirmed second guest to discuss Town’s faltering play-off push.
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Naked Football Show Tonight
This evening's Naked Football Show (ICR FM 6pm) sees host Graham Blackburn joined by Terry Holden and a yet to be confirmed second guest to discuss Town’s faltering play-off push.
Listeners are more than welcome to add their comments, ask questions or suggest topics for future shows by tweeting @nakedfooty, emailing nakedfooty@yahoo.co.uk before the show or studio@icrfm.co.uk during it. If anyone wants to appear as a guest on a future show, send an email.
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