Captain Matt Victorious Wed 12th Feb 2003 22:47
Matt Holland captained Ireland for the first time and led his side to a 2-0 victory over Scotland at Hampden Park on Wednesday night. First half goals from Kevin Kilbane and Clinton Morrison within the first 16 minutes sealed the victory. |
Lester Banned for Butt Wed 12th Feb 2003 22:46
Nottingham Forest's Jack Lester has been given a three-game ban for head-butting Town's Jim Magilton during the league encounter at the City Ground in November. Lester was given the news at a Football Association tribunal in London on Wednesday. |
Reserve Game Moves Wed 12th Feb 2003 21:58
Town's reserve game away at Southampton has moved from March 5th to March 3rd. |
Reserves 3-0 Arsenal Wed 12th Feb 2003 21:52
Town's reserves ran out 3-0 winners over Arsenal's second string in an entertaining encounter at Portman Road. While the scoreline perhaps flattered the Blues, the win was still well deserved. |
Matt to Captain Ireland Wed 12th Feb 2003 09:37
Town skipper Matt Holland is set to captain Ireland for the first time this evening when they meet Scotland at Hampden Park. |
Portsmouth Game to Move Wed 12th Feb 2003 09:36
TWTD understands that Town's home game with Portsmouth is set to move to Good Friday with a 5.15pm kick-off and will be shown live by Sky TV. |
Banker Denies Bid Wed 12th Feb 2003 09:34
A venture captalist has denied a report claiming he is ready to make a move to take over Town. Anthony Bull, investment director at Lloyds Bank's venture capital arm LDC, says that although he is a Blues' fan there is no truth in the story. |
Darrens Make U21 Debuts Tue 11th Feb 2003 22:26
Darrens Ambrose and Bent both made their England U21 debut in Carrara against Italy on Tuesday evening. David Platt's side lost 1-0. |
McGreal Back for Reserves Tue 11th Feb 2003 17:29
Defender John McGreal is back in action on Wednesday night for the reserves against Arsenal at Portman Road (KO 7pm). McGreal has been out of action since early December when he picked up a knee ligament injury at Brighton. |
Pablo Says Sorry Tue 11th Feb 2003 12:42
Sent off striker Pablo Couñago says he let down his team-mates when he got himself red-carded for violent conduct on Saturday. The Spaniard is now set for a four-match ban. |
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