Town Coaches Spotted Watching U's - Ipswich Town News
Town's U21s coach Mark Kennedy and academy director Bryan Klug were spotted at the Weston Homes Community Stadium this afternoon watching Colchester United lose 3-1 at home to Coventry City.
Amongst those who potentially could have been the reason for their trip are U’s Macauley Bonne - who scored Colchester’s goal - George Moncur and Callum Harriott, who is on loan from Charlton, while they may just have been taking a more general look at the teams managed by ex-Blues centre-halves Tony Humes and Tony Mowbray.
A fortnight ago Kennedy was seen at Broadhall Way watching Stevenage lose 5-1 to Oxford United.
Meanwhile, on-loan Blues winger Cameron Stewart came on in injury time as Doncaster Rovers won 2-0 at Blackpool.
Matt Clarke’s Portsmouth are in action at home to AFC Wimbledon tomorrow (Sky Sports One, 2.15pm) , while Josh Yorwerth missed Crawley’s 2-2 draw at Exeter as he is away with the Wales U21s.
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