U23s Game Against Bolton Moves - Ipswich Town News
Next week’s U23s game against Bolton Wanderers at Playford Road has switched from Monday to Wednesday afternoon (KO 1pm).
The match had initially been scheduled for August but was moved due to the Trotters’ early season financial problems and consequent lack of players.
Town’s U23s, who are coached by Gerard Nash and Chris Hogg, are still looking for their first point of the season having lost all of their first six Professional Development Two South fixtures.
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