McCarthy's Pre-Sheffield United Press Conference Live on TWTV at 1pm
Friday, 5th Jan 2018 10:09

Boss Mick McCarthy’s pre-match press conference ahead of Saturday's FA Cup third round tie at home to Sheffield United will be shown live on TWTV from 1pm this afternoon.

In a new move this season Town are allowing McCarthy’s meetings with the media to be broadcast live online.

Visit TWTD to watch and discuss the Blues’ manager’s thoughts as Town look to win their first FA Cup match since January 2010.

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