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Last Chance to Buy Book on Town's Greatest Ever Season
Only 25 copies remain unsold of the recently rediscovered 1980-81 - The Greatest Season in Ipswich Town’s History books which feature a new high quality clothbound sleeve and an individually numbered certificate hand-signed by Russell Osman and Terry Butcher.

Women's Championship Now WSL2
The Barclays Women’s Championship, to which Town Women recently won promotion for the first time, has been renamed the Barclays Women’s Super League 2 (WSL2) ahead of the 2025/26 season.

Harness: Thanks Rams, I Had a Great Time
Blues forward Marcus Harness has thanked Derby County fans for their support during his season-long loan spell with the Rams.

Greaves: Delighted Hull Stayed Up, I'm Excited to Go Back
Hull City will be one of Town’s opponents in the Championship next season following their final day survival, and Blues defender Jacob Greaves was delighted for his boyhood club.

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

Burley Given All-Clear After Cancer Treatment
Blues legend George Burley has been given the all-clear following his recent cancer treatment.

TWTV Video Verdict - Brentford Plus Alan Lee and Season Stats
The TWTV team reflect on the 1-0 home defeat to Brentford and are joined by former Town striker Alan Lee to look at the Blues’ frontline as well as Adam Wilkin, who provides a statistical overview of the season.

Ipswich Town 0-1 Brentford - Highlights
Highlights of this afternoon’s 1-0 home defeat to Brentford.

Frank: Exactly as Difficult as I Expected
Brentford manager Thomas Frank admitted his side’s 1-0 victory over the Blues was as difficult as he had anticipated.

McKenna: VAR is Taking Away From the Game
Boss Kieran McKenna believes VAR “in its current guise” is “taking from the game as a spectacle”, the Blues’ 1-0 home defeat to Brentford having been repeatedly stopped for incidents which the Town manager believes were marginal decisions rather than clear and obvious errors.