Bent Wants Permanent Move Sat 20th Dec 2003 16:24
On-loan striker Marcus Bent says that he wants to make his switch to Leicester City a permanent one in the summer. The much-travelled frontman joined the Foxes for the season back in August. |
Town Confirm Elton Gig Fri 19th Dec 2003 17:08
Town chief executive Derek Bowden has confirmed that the club is in final negotiations with Sir Elton John regarding a concert at Portman Road on June 16th 2004. |
Elton to Play at Town Fri 19th Dec 2003 16:24
TWTD understands that Elton John will play at Portman Road in June 2004. Town hosted Tina Turner and Status Quo in the early nineties but there have been no concerts in recent years. |
Difficult Choices for Joe Fri 19th Dec 2003 14:27
Town boss Joe Royle has a squad of 18 players to pick from as the Blues go into the crucial East Anglian derby with Norwich City on Sunday. After a season dominated by injuries, only long-term absentees Chris Makin and Drissa Diallo, as well as Alun Armstrong, remain on the sidelines. |
Busted Star a Town Fan Fri 19th Dec 2003 13:22
Charlie Simpson out of spiky-topped pop act Busted has revealed that he is a lifelong Town fan. Simpson, formerly a pupil at Woodbridge School, has even invested some of his cash in Town shares. |
Joe No to Pesch Link Fri 19th Dec 2003 13:12
Town boss Joe Royle has denied any interest in Sheffield United striker Paul Peschisolido. Earlier today a tabloid newspaper linked the Blues with a summer move for the Canadian. |
Santos Red Card Rescinded Fri 19th Dec 2003 13:06
Town central defender Georges Santos' red card from last week's game at Millwall has been rescinded. Referee Iain Williamson agreed to look at the video after Saturday's game and the Blues have received confirmation that the Frenchman's second yellow card will be set aside. |
Police Advice for Derby Fri 19th Dec 2003 11:38
The police are advising fans not to drive to Sunday's Portman Road derby between Ipswich Town and Norwich City. They are urging fans to utilise public transport instead. |
Jim Proud Skipper Fri 19th Dec 2003 09:25
Veteran midfielder Jim Magilton says he is proud to be captaining the Blues for the first time in an East Anglian derby on Sunday. He also feels he is suitably aware of how a win could affect fans' Christmases. |
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