Roberts Joins Cook at Chesterfield - Ipswich Town News
Former Blues coach and winger Gary Roberts has joined ex-Town manager Paul Cook’s staff at Chesterfield.
Roberts, 38, who left his role as first-team coach at Portman Road in December following Cook’s sacking, was a Spireites player between 2013 and 2015, winning the League Two title, reaching the Johnstone’s Paints Trophy final and the League One play-offs during that time.
Chesterfield are currently fifth in the National League, with Cook having won three, drawn four and lost three, including last week's 4-1 home defeat to Grimsby, who are managed by another Town boss Paul Hurst, since taking charge in February.
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