Naked Football Show Tonight on ICR - Ipswich Town News

This evening's Naked Football Show (ICR FM 6pm) sees host Graham Blackburn joined by David Dymond of the Blue Monday Podcast to discuss all things Town.

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.com or via text on 07973 851968 during it. If anyone wants to appear as a guest on a future show, send an email.

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U18s Host Brighton
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Ashton: We've Requested Meetings With Transport Authorities
Town CEO and chairman Mark Ashton says the club are looking to speak to National Highways and Greater Anglia regarding transport arrangements to and from Portman Road matches.

Ashton: We'll Now Move to More Detailed Work on Cobbold Stand Plans
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Friday Night Derby Under Discussion
The possibility of a Friday night East Anglian derby at Carrow Road in April is under discussion due to railway engineering work over the weekend of the match when the Blues will be looking to secure their first double over their rivals from across the border since the the inaugural 1992/93 Premier League campaign.