TWTD 81 Out Saturday - Ipswich Town News
TWTD number 81 is out for Saturday's home game with Leicester City. This issue's interview star is new swashbuckling goal-plunderer Alan Lee, who talks about his start at Town, Cardiff, Rotherham and his plans to jam with fellow new signing Vemund Brekke Skard.
Skard himself speaks to Town's Norwegian supporters, while there are articles on the striker injury curse, the Bouncy, Town's 1973 victory over Real Madrid and loads of other stuff.
TWTD will be on sale from our sellers by Sir Alf, Planet Blue, the Portman Road entrance to the Greene King Stand and Sir Bobby prior to the game. This issue the price has increased to £1.50 but we're keeping subscriptions at the same levels for the next few weeks. These are available via www.TWTDonline.co.uk.
Also available online is the current masterpiece of a cover from Dan in the form of a desktop wallpaper. Visit www.twtd.co.uk/wallpapers for more details.
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Luongo: We're Enjoying the RideTown midfielder Massimo Luongo says the squad are enjoying the ride of playing in high pressure games as the Blues moved a point closer to the Premier League following a pulsating 3-3 draw with Hull City at the MKM Stadium.
Hull City 3-3 Ipswich Town - Match ReportTown moved level on points with second-placed Leeds United following a pulsating 3-3 draw with Hull City at the MKM Stadium having been in front three times. Returning striker George Hirst put the Blues in front in the 19th minute but the Tigers levelled on 40 through Ozan Tufan before Omari Hutchinson put Town back ahead with the first of two brilliant goals. However, Hull equalised again through Liam Delap in the 56th minute, then Hutchinson’s second put the Blues ahead again, however, Tigers sub Noah Ohio grabbed a point for the East Yorkshire side with three minutes remaining and the Blues were unable to take late chances to win it.