Naked Football Show Tonight on ICR - Ipswich Town News

This evening's Naked Football Show (ICR FM 6pm) sees host Graham Blackburn joined by Phil Pritchard to discuss all things Town.

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Town striker Liam Delap is reported to have held talks with Manchester United regarding a summer move to the Red Devils.

Town Buy Former Owner Evans's Remaining Shares
Blues chairman and CEO Mark Ashton has revealed the club recently purchased Marcus Evans’s remaining shareholding, ending the former owner’s association with the club.

Over Appointed Club Ambassador
Town have appointed Peter Over as a club ambassador.

Hirst and Slicker in Scotland Squad
Blues duo George Hirst and Cieran Slicker have been named in the Scotland squad for their June friendlies.

Van Nistelrooy: We Were Lucky Not to Concede
Leicester City manager Ruud van Nistelrooy admitted his side were lucky not to concede during their 2-0 defeat of the Blues in Jamie Vardy’s final game for the Foxes at the King Power Stadium.

TWTV Video Verdict - Leicester City
The TWTV team reflect on Town’s 2-0 defeat at Leicester City, the final away game of the season.

Leicester City 2-0 Ipswich Town - Highlights
Highlights of this afternoon's 2-0 defeat to Leicester City at the King Power Stadium.

Taylor: It's Up to Us to Take Accountability For Not Taking Our Chances
Town midfielder Jack Taylor believes the Blues did not deserve the reception they received following the 2-0 defeat to Leicester City at the King Power Stadium.

[Podcast] Blue Monday - New Podcast Now Online
A new podcast from the Blue Monday team is now available.

McKenna: With the Chances We Had Today, You Should Win Two Premier League Games
Town boss Kieran McKenna felt his side created enough chances to win two Premier League games as they were beaten 2-0 at Leicester City and admitted it was a frustrating way to lose.