Skipper Leadbitter Set to Return at Reading Fri 30th Dec 2011 13:17
Skipper Grant Leadbitter looks set to come back into the Town side when the Blues visit Reading on New Year’s Eve (KO 3pm). The 25-year-old appears the most likely replacement for nine-goal top scorer Keith Andrews, who tore his hamstring at Leicester on Boxing Day, while Town will also be without striker Jason Scotland, also due to a hamstring problem. |
Town Target Injured on Boxing Day Fri 30th Dec 2011 12:09
Town boss Paul Jewell has revealed that one of his January targets suffered an injury while playing in his current side’s Boxing Day fixture. Jewell, who says he wants to sign players for the long-term during the transfer window, revealed last week that he had made enquiries regarding two potential additions. |
Wabara Set to Return to Manchester City Fri 30th Dec 2011 11:00
Town manager Paul Jewell says he doesn’t expect to keep loan defender Reece Wabara at Portman Road beyond the end of his loan which is up after Saturday’s game at Reading. The Manchester City youngster has made one start and five sub appearances since joining the Blues in September. |
Crawley Drury Bid Was Half Agreed Fee Fri 30th Dec 2011 09:02
Blues boss Paul Jewell says Crawley’s offer for midfielder Andy Drury was half what the clubs agreed before the 28-year-old joined the League Two leaders on loan in September. The former Luton man enjoyed a very successful spell at the Broadfield Stadium in which he was never on the losing side in any competition. |
Delaney's Double Mission Fri 30th Dec 2011 08:00
Fit-again Town defender Damien Delaney is on a double mission for club and country after his return to first-team duty following an eight-game absence with a broken right foot. |
Andrews Out of Action for a Month Fri 30th Dec 2011 07:01
Midfielder Keith Andrews has played the last game of his loan spell with the Blues with the hamstring tear he suffered at Leicester on Monday set to keep him out of action for four to five weeks. Andrews’s loan spell at Portman Road is up after Monday’s game against Nottingham Forest with Blues boss Paul Jewell keen to keep the Irishman at Portman Road. |
Collins Unlikely to Return to Town Fri 30th Dec 2011 07:00
Town boss Paul Jewell has admitted that the Blues are unlikely to sign former loanee Danny Collins on a permanent basis with the Stoke City defender probably preferring a switch to a club closer to his Cheshire home. Collins left Portman Road after an impressive 93-day loan last week. |
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