New Shop Open for Derby - Ipswich Town News
The new Town shop opens ahead of Sunday's derby game with a number of players and members of the management available for autographs.
The new two-floor shop is situated on the corner of the North and Cobbold Stands is said to be well worth a look, opening at 9am on Sunday morning.
From 9.30am Thomas Gaardsøe, Chris Makin and Richard Naylor, along with George Burley and Tony Mowbray, will be there for all your signing needs.
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