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Anderson and Hunt Return at Huddersfield Tue 08th Apr 2014 18:56
Town boss Mick McCarthy has made two changes for this evening’s game at Huddersfield with Paul Anderson and Stephen Hunt coming back into the side in place of Anthony Wordsworth and Frank Nouble.
Junior Blues Player of the Year Voting On Tue 08th Apr 2014 14:47
Votes can now be cast for the official Junior Blues Player of the Year with one of those voting winning the chance to hand over the award as well as a pair of tickets to Saturday’s game against Doncaster Rovers.
Woody: Recall Was No Surprise Tue 08th Apr 2014 12:39
Anthony Wordsworth admits his recall to the Town starting line-up at Blackburn on Saturday did not come as a surprise.
Woody: Feels Like a Fresh Start Tue 08th Apr 2014 12:36
Anthony Wordsworth has reflected on a horrendous spell of inactivity after joining Town from Colchester in January last year.
Auction Winner Presented Signed Shirt Tue 08th Apr 2014 12:19
Academy schoolboy Ellis Murrell handed auction winner John Bailey his signed Town away shirt at Playford Road last week.
Woody Frustrated By Forest Axe Tue 08th Apr 2014 06:00
Anthony Wordsworth has revealed the full depth of his frustration at being axed from the Town side against Nottingham Forest recently.
Wordsworth Determined to Prove Himself at Town Tue 08th Apr 2014 06:00
Town midfielder Anthony Wordsworth is determined to prove manager Mick McCarthy wrong and establish himself as a first-team regular.
Stats Show Woody's Working Hard Tue 08th Apr 2014 06:00
The official stats have confirmed what Anthony Wordsworth has suspected all along — that he is not lazy and always pulls his weight.
McCarthy: Tayls Should Follow Woody's Example Tue 08th Apr 2014 06:00
Striker Paul Taylor should follow the example of midfielder Anthony Wordsworth if he wants to win a place in the Town team, according to manager Mick McCarthy.
McCarthy: We Can't Afford to Drop Any Further Behind Tue 08th Apr 2014 06:00
Boss Mick McCarthy believes the Blues can’t afford to drop any further behind the play-off places as they go into tonight’s crucial away game at Huddersfield. Saturday’s 2-0 defeat at Blackburn saw Town slip to ninth, five points from Reading in the final play-off place.
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