Loanee and Old Boy in Win - Ipswich Town News

Former Town man Ian Marshall and Blues' loanee James Pullen have both won LDV Vans Trophy medals. Marshall was in the Blackpool starting line-up which beat Cambridge 4-1 at the Millenium Stadium today while Pullen was a non-playng sub.

Typically, Marshall was subbed after 38 minutes suffering with a hamstring injury. The Liverpudlian joined the Seasiders from Bolton on a free transfer earlier in the season.

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