The Blue Monday Podcast - Now Online - Ipswich Town News
The next edition of the Blue Monday podcast is now available online.
Each week Benjamin Bloom and David Dymond review Town's recent games as well as rounding up the all the other Championship results and previewing the Blues' next matches.
The discussions are always of a fun nature and some bad language may be present. However, it's always a good listen from knowledgeable fans who entertain their regular listeners for a good hour every week.
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Luongo Out For Season With Ruptured ACL Former Town midfielder Massimo Luongo, now with Millwall, has been ruled out for the rest of the season having ruptured the ACL in his right knee.
On-Loan Boatswain Red-Carded On-loan Town striker Ashley Boatswain was sent off as Woking beat Fulham’s U21s 2-0 in the National League Cup last night.
Jones: Proud of Performance Charlton Athletic boss Nathan Jones said he was proud of his side’s performance following their 3-0 victory over the Blues at Portman Road.
Young: Changes Will Be Talked About But It's a Squad Game Town full-back Ashley Young has dismissed suggestions that seven changes to the Blues’ starting XI was a step too far after the 3-0 defeat to Charlton Athletic at Portman Road.
McKenna: Our Reaction Was Nowhere Near Good Enough Boss Kieran McKenna admitted the Blues’ 3-0 home defeat to Charlton Athletic was a “terrible result” and that his team’s reaction to going behind was “nowhere near good enough”.
Palmer Set For Scans Town boss Kieran McKenna says keeper Alex Palmer will undergo scans on the injury which forced him off in the first half of this evening’s 3-0 home defeat to Charlton.
Ipswich Town 0-3 Charlton Athletic - Match Report Town suffered their biggest home Championship loss since April 2018 as newly promoted Charlton Athletic netted three times in the second half to shock the Blues 3-0. The home side had been the better side in the first half, albeit with the visitors having two of the period’s three best chances, but the Blues fell apart in the second after Sonny Carey had given the Addicks the lead on 52 with Macaulay Gillesphey and Miles Leaburn adding goals on 55 and 64 to inflict the Town’s first Portman Road defeat of the season and their biggest Championship loss on their own turf since the 4-0 loss to Aston Villa more than seven years ago.