Joe Still Looking - Ipswich Town News

Town boss Joe Royle is continuing his search for loan players and despite Saturday's defeat at Burnley says his side is still in with a shout at promotion.

Royle said: "We're still fourth in the table. We've had a defeat, and I wasn't happy with the performance, but we're still in there.

"When we had a long unbeaten run earlier in the season I wasn't going around saying 'We'll win promotion' or anything like that.

"Now we've had a defeat at Burnley I'm not going to be saying 'We're not going to go up'. Nothing's decided yet."

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