Academy Badges On Sale Thu 29th Sep 2005 16:31
Ipswich Town 1st in association with the Ipswich Town Academy have launched a badge honouring last season's FA Youth Cup win. All funds raised from sales of the badge, which is available from Saturday, will go exclusively to support the work of the Academy's Regional Development Centres. |
City Striker Linked Thu 29th Sep 2005 16:20
Manchester City youngster Ishmael Miller is the latest striker to be linked with a loan move to the Blues. The 18-year-old has impressed in City's reserves this season and is reportedly close to a first team call-up at Eastlands. |
Club Confirm Appointments Thu 29th Sep 2005 15:40
Town have confirmed that Anna Hughes and Andrew Goulborn are to join the club's board of directors. TWTD reported last week that finance director Hughes and sales and marketing director Goulborn were set to become members of the board. |
Price Set for Debut Thu 29th Sep 2005 14:44
Keeper Lewis Price is set to make his full Wales debut in next week's World Cup Group Six qualifier in Northern Ireland. Price has been named in the squad for the game in Belfast next Saturday and the match with Azerbaijan in Cardiff on the following Wednesday. |
Young Icelander Defeated Wed 28th Sep 2005 04:28
Academy midfielder Björn Orri Hermannsson played the full 90 minutes as Iceland lost 4-1 to the Czech Republic in their final UEFA U17 Championship qualifying group game in Andorra. The Icelanders had previous beaten Andorra and drawn with Sweden. |
Joe: First Goal Crucial Wed 28th Sep 2005 04:17
Boss Joe Royle felt that Burnley's fortunate opening goal was crucial to his side's 3-0 defeat at Turf Moor. The Town manager thought the home team got better as the game wore on. |
Forster to Return? Wed 28th Sep 2005 04:08
Striker Nicky Forster could be named in Town's squad for the home game with Crewe on Saturday. The summer free signing has been out of action since undergoing cartilage surgery in August. |
Burnley 3-0 Town Wed 28th Sep 2005 03:59
Disappointing Town fell to a 3-0 defeat at Burnley's Turf Moor. The Blues had started brightly but rarely looked like getting back into the game after James O'Connor's 33rd minute opener, Garreth O'Connor and Chris McCann adding to the Clarets' lead in the second half. |
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