Naked Football Show Carling Cup Semi-Final First Leg and New Manager Special Tonight Wed 12th Jan 2011 14:18
This evening's The Naked Football Show (ICR FM 6pm) looks at all the Town issues of the moment with regular hosts Graham Blackburn and Phil Ham joined in the studio by former TWTD editor Gavin Barber and Emma Corlett. |
Lambe Set for U20s Caps Wed 12th Jan 2011 14:05
Winger Reggie Lambe is set to join up with the Bermuda U20 squad next week ahead of their CONCACAF second round qualifying games in Surinam. Prior to fixtures with Guyana, Netherlands Antilles and the hosts, the squad are meeting up on Friday for a training camp in Miami. |
Cardiff Trip Moves for Sky Wed 12th Jan 2011 11:42
Town's game at Cardiff City on Saturday 5th March has switched to a 5.20pm kick-off for live Sky coverage. |
Evans: 12 Names Were On My List Wed 12th Jan 2011 11:38
Town owner and chairman Marcus Evans has revealed that he drew up a shortlist of 12 managers before finally deciding that Paul Jewell was the man to take over from Roy Keane. Evans was speaking in an extensive interview in the programme for tonight’s Carling Cup semi-final first leg against Arsenal. |
McParland: Players Have to Believe They Can Upset Arsenal Wed 12th Jan 2011 10:57
Caretaker-manager Ian McParland says Town’s players have to believe that an upset is possible when Arsenal visit Portman Road for evening’s Carling Cup semi-final first leg (Sky Sports One, 7.30pm). The Scot is in charge of the Blues for the final time with new boss Paul Jewell watching from the stands before formally taking over on Thursday. |
Kennedy: Chelsea is Behind Us Wed 12th Jan 2011 09:08
Veteran left-back Mark Kennedy says the squad have already put Sunday’s 7-0 FA Cup thrashing at Chelsea behind them and can’t wait to pit themselves against Arsenal in this evening’s Carling Cup semi-final at Portman Road. |
McParland Yet to Learn His Future Wed 12th Jan 2011 08:38
Caretaker-manager Ian McParland says he has spoken to new boss Paul Jewell but is yet to discover whether he has a future at Town. The 49-year-old expects to leave Portman Road when Jewell formally takes over on Thursday and hopes to get a management job of his own. |
McParland Pays Tribute to Richard Butcher Wed 12th Jan 2011 08:28
Caretaker-manager Ian McParland has paid tribute to Macclesfield Town midfielder Richard Butcher, who died on Sunday. The 29-year-old, who passed away in his sleep, was in McParland’s side during his time as Notts County manager. |
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