Relegation a 'Calamity' Says Sheepshanks - Ipswich Town News

Town chairman David Sheepshanks has spoken about how important staying up is for Town. He labelled relegation a 'calamity' and added: "Basically we just cannot afford to be relegated. The difference in TV money alone illustrates the point."

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