We're Not Giving Up - Joe Wed 12th Mar 2003 01:11
Town manager Joe Royle says that although it will be difficult he has not given up on his side reaching the play-offs. |
Crystal Palace 1-1 Town Tue 11th Mar 2003 22:39
Town and Palace fought out an entertaining 1-1 draw at Selhurst Park on Tuesday night. The Eagles went ahead through Andy Johnson in the first half before the Blues struck back in the second period through former Palace player Marcus Bent. |
Administrator Comments Tue 11th Mar 2003 14:44
Nick Dargan, the administrator working at Town for Deloitte and Touche, says that talks are continuing with the Blues' creditors. |
Irish Kids Called Up Tue 11th Mar 2003 14:28
Town Academy players Michael Synnott and Shane Supple have been called up for international duty with the Irish U16 squad. |
Burton Signs for Donny Tue 11th Mar 2003 10:12
Town striker Steve Burton has signed for Doncaster Rovers on a free transfer. TWTD reported last month that the youngster had been offered a deal by the Belle Vue club after a spell on trial. |
Sheepy's Three-Point Plan Tue 11th Mar 2003 09:46
Town chairman David Sheepshanks has outlined a three-point plan to revive the club's fortunes. The plan reiterates points he has made in his succession of recent interviews. |
Town Offered Loanee Tue 11th Mar 2003 09:44
Town manager Joe Royle says that a club offered the Blues a player on loan with his wages paid in full, just so their man could gain experience. However, due to the loan embargo slapped on clubs in administration Town could accept the offer. |
Bent's Frustration Tue 11th Mar 2003 09:41
Marcus Bent says he is frustrated at the way his season has gone and the reaction he has got from some sections of the Portman Road crowd. Bent has received abuse throughout the season but feels he is strong enough to deal with it. |
Burley Sunderland Link Tue 11th Mar 2003 09:38
Former Town manager George Burley is one of a host of names being linked with the vacant manager's position at Sunderland. The Black Cats sacked bosses Howard Wilkinson and Steve Cotterill yesterday with the club bottom of the Premiership and seemingly certain for relegation. |
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