Catch-22 for Loach Tue 14th Jan 2014 12:00
Town goalkeeper Scott Loach finds himself in what could be described as a classic Catch-22 situation. |
Youngster Clarke Getting Better and Better Tue 14th Jan 2014 06:06
Boss Mick McCarthy says youngster Matt Clarke is looking more and more comfortable training with the first team, despite having had a nervous start early in the season. The 17-year-old central midfielder or defender is in the Town squad for this evening’s FA Cup third round replay at Preston, along with fellow academy scholars Byron Lawrence and Kyle Hammond. |
Loach Could Look to Move On Tue 14th Jan 2014 06:05
Town goalkeeper Scott Loach has admitted he could be forced to consider a future elsewhere. |
Loach Out to Seize Opportunity Tue 14th Jan 2014 06:04
It is unlikely that any Town player will be looking forward to this evening’s FA Cup third round replay at Preston more than stand-in goalkeeper Scott Loach. |
No Axe to Grind With Gerks Tue 14th Jan 2014 06:03
Scott Loach has revealed his frustration — but stressed he has no axe to grind — at being forced to play second fiddle to first-choice goalkeeper Dean Gerken. |
Loach Admits Frustration Tue 14th Jan 2014 06:02
Scott Loach has reflected on his Ipswich career to date and in particular his failure to retain his status as the club’s first-choice goalkeeper. |
McCarthy: FA Cup Still Has Its Magic Tue 14th Jan 2014 06:01
Mick McCarthy says the FA Cup may be less important but it’s not lost its magic. The Blues travel to Preston North End tonight for a third round replay. |
McCarthy Expecting Another Tough Tie With Preston Tue 14th Jan 2014 06:00
Mick McCarthy is expecting another tough game when the Blues take on Preston North End in their FA Cup third round replay at Deepdale this evening (KO 7.45pm). As in the first game, the Town boss will field a much-changed side with six first-team squad members not travelling. |
Boss Delighted With Anderson and Taylor Tue 14th Jan 2014 06:00
Town boss Mick McCarthy was delighted with the performances of Paul Anderson and Paul Taylor during Saturday’s 3-1 home defeat to QPR. Anderson started as one of a front three for the first time for the Blues, while Taylor made only his second league start for Town since his long-term lay-off with a foot injury. |
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