Fans Refunded Plymouth Coach Travel as Goodwill Gesture - Ipswich Town News

Town are issuing refunds to fans who have booked coach travel to Sunday’s lengthy away trip to Plymouth Argyle as a gesture of goodwill.

Around 90 supporters booked travel on the two coaches which will make a 3.30am start on the trip to Home Park for the first-v-third clash, which is live on Sky Sports and kicks-off at 12.30pm.

The club has been contacting fans who have booked coach travel to inform them that they will be reimbursed, with the adult price having initially been £43.50 with concessions at £37.50.

Elsewhere, Paul Warne has taken over as Derby County boss, signing a four-year deal, having left Rotherham United. Former Town loanee Liam Rosenior was relieved of his duties as Rams' interim manager yesterday.

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