Westy Injury Concern Wed 23rd Nov 2005 22:23
Boss Joe Royle says he is concerned about the foot injury Ian Westlake picked up in the 4-2 reserves win at Charlton. Westlake scored the opening goal before limping off in the 27th minute. |
Reserves Beat Charlton Wed 23rd Nov 2005 22:13
Goals from Ian Westlake, Dean Bowditch, Liam Craig and Billy Clarke saw the reserves to a 4-2 win at Charlton. Town dominated throughout and could have scored more goals. |
Joe: Loan Unlikely Wed 23rd Nov 2005 18:00
Town manager Joe Royle says that it is unlikely that a loan player will come in for the injured Sam Parkin. The striker will undergo surgery this evening on his broken ankle and faces up to four months on the sidelines. |
Reserves Face Charlton Wed 23rd Nov 2005 17:36
Town's reserves are in action against Charlton this evening at the Valley (KO 7pm). Dean Bowditch and Billy Clarke will hope to catch the eye with Sam Parkin out of action for several months. |
Parkin Has Broken Ankle Wed 23rd Nov 2005 16:51
Striker Sam Parkin could be out for as many as four months after scans revealed he broke his ankle during last night's 3-0 defeat to Reading. The former Swindon man was replaced by Nicky Forster in the 18th minute. |
Joe: Reading Too Good Wed 23rd Nov 2005 00:13
Boss Joe Royle admitted that Reading were too good for the Blues as Steve Coppell's side completed the double over Town with a 3-0 win at Portman Road. The Blues boss felt the Royals ran the game from start to finish. |
Parkin Out for Weeks Wed 23rd Nov 2005 00:05
Striker Sam Parkin looks likely to be out of action for several weeks after injuring his ankle in the early stages of the 3-0 home defeat to Reading. |
Skard to Undergo Surgery Tue 22nd Nov 2005 23:55
New Norwegian signing Vemund Brekke Skard is due to undergo his groin injury on Wednesday. The 24-year-old midfielder impressed the Town management after a trial. |
Town 0-3 Reading Tue 22nd Nov 2005 23:47
Woeful Town were easily beaten 3-0 by Reading at Portman Road on Tuesday night. The Royals equalled their best ever league unbeaten run of 19 games (22 in total) and went to the top of the Championship as goals from Steve Sidwell, Leroy Lita and Kevin Doyle gave them the three points. |
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