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U18s Lose to Blades Sun 29th Sep 2013 09:33
A young Town U18 side lost 4-1 at Sheffield United on Saturday afternoon. Most of the more senior academy players had been involved with the U21s at West Ham on Friday.

Taylor Makes Second Posh Debut Sat 28th Sep 2013 20:51
On-loan striker Paul Taylor played the first 77 minutes as Peterborough United won 1-0 away at Rotherham United.

McCarthy: Solid Team Performance Sat 28th Sep 2013 18:20
Town boss Mick McCarthy was delighted with double goalscorer David McGoldrick but also with the rest of his team after the Blues’ 2-0 home victory over Brighton.

Ipswich Town v Brighton - Your Report and Ratings Sat 28th Sep 2013 17:14
If you saw the 2-0 win at home to Brighton, please give us your mini match reports and ratings.

Town 2-0 Brighton Sat 28th Sep 2013 17:04
David McGoldrick netted in the 20th and 24th minutes to see the Blues to a comfortable 2-0 home victory over Brighton. While the deflected first had an element of good fortune, the second was as good as anything the striker has scored for the Blues.

Town 2-0 Brighton - Half-Time Sat 28th Sep 2013 15:52
Two David McGoldrick goals in four minutes have given Town a 2-0 lead over Brighton at the break.

Ipswich Town v Brighton - Chatroom Open Sat 28th Sep 2013 15:00
Our chatroom is open once again for Town's home game against Brighton.

Marriott on Bench for Town Sat 28th Sep 2013 14:49
Town boss Mick McCarthy has named striker Jack Marriott amongst his subs in an otherwise unchanged 18 for today’s home game against Brighton.

LISTEN NOW: Taricco on Life's a Pitch Sat 28th Sep 2013 11:50
Town legend and former Brighton assistant boss Mauricio Taricco is this week’s star guest on BBC Radio Suffolk’s Life’s a Pitch, which is live over Saturday lunchtime (midday to 2pm). Mark Murphy is joined by the show’s other regulars, legend-in-residence Kevin Beattie, football’s youngest pundit Tractorboy and TWTD’s Phil Ham.

Keane May Not Manage Again Sat 28th Sep 2013 10:38
Former Town manager Roy Keane has admitted that he may be “missing certain skills ever to be a boss”. The 42-year-old left the Blues in January 2011 and says he may never take on another management role.

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