Royle Rings Changes - Ipswich Town News
Town boss Joe Royle has released more details of the side he will field against Kidderminster in the Carling Cup on Wednesday (7.45pm). Yesterday the Blues' boss announced he was starting with Martijn Reuser and Matt Richards.
Chris Makin and Fabian Wilnis will each play 45 minutes at right-back while Dean Bowditch and Alun Armstrong could also feature.
With Reuser also involved it seems likely that at least one of Joe Royle's front three from Saturday - Bent, Bent and Couñago - will be on the bench for the visit of the Harriers.
Kidderminster are at full strength other than an injury to Matt Gadsby with Bo Henriksen, two-goal hero in the win against Mansfield at the weekend, OK despite a pre-season injury.
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