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McGoldrick: More to My Game Than Goals Fri 16th Aug 2013 13:57
David McGoldrick may still be seeking his first goal of the new season but believes he will not have long to wait before he breaks his duck.

McCarthy: We Can Get Something at QPR Fri 16th Aug 2013 13:05
Boss Mick McCarthy believes Town can get a result at QPR on Saturday, just as he does whenever the Blues are in action, despite the home side being most people’s favourites to win the Championship this season and bounce back into the Premier League at the first attempt.

Murray and Bennett Join Kiwomya's Notts County Fri 16th Aug 2013 12:44
Former Blues Ronan Murray and Callum Bennett have joined Chris Kiwomya’s Notts County after trials.

“Wholesale Rebuilding Job to Do” — Notes for the QPR Game Fri 16th Aug 2013 12:00
HarryfromBath assesses the mood in the opposition camp ahead of Saturday’s game by delving into their forums.

New Town History Takes a Different Approach Fri 16th Aug 2013 10:51
Town fan Susan Gardiner’s new book, Ipswich Town — A History looks at the club’s past from a different perspective.

McGoldrick: Happy With Start But More to Come Fri 16th Aug 2013 06:04
David McGoldrick is content with his own and Town’s start to the season — but he believes there is better to come.

McCarthy Delighted With Strike Pair Fri 16th Aug 2013 06:03
Manager Mick McCarthy says he’s delighted with his strike partnership David McGoldrick and Daryl Murphy, despite neither of them having netted since the season began a fortnight ago. The duo were prolific in pre-season, Murphy grabbing five and McGoldrick four, but the pair are yet to get off the mark during 2013/14 proper.

McGoldrick: Harry's a Great Boss Fri 16th Aug 2013 06:02
David McGoldrick rolled back the years to recall how Harry Redknapp, whose QPR side take on Town at Loftus Road on Saturday, handed him his first team debut at Southampton.

McCarthy: Harry's One of the Best Fri 16th Aug 2013 06:01
Blues boss Mick McCarthy believes the ability to get the best out of players is the secret behind his QPR counterpart Harry Redknapp’s success in the game.

McCarthy: QPR Are the Team to Beat Fri 16th Aug 2013 06:00
Boss Mick McCarthy believes Saturday’s opponents QPR will be the team to beat in this year’s Championship. The Blues manager expects last year’s three relegated Premier League sides — Rangers, Wigan and Reading — all to be contenders come May.

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