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Keane Confirms Triggs Still With Us Tue 21st Sep 2010 08:42
Town boss Roy Keane has confirmed that his dog Triggs hasn’t died, contrary to newspaper reports which appeared 10 days ago.

O'Dea in Irish Squad Mon 20th Sep 2010 15:56
Town loanee Darren O’Dea has been named in a preliminary 26-man Republic of Ireland squad for their Euro 2012 qualifiers against Russia and Slovakia next month.

Keane Targeting Second Loanee Mon 20th Sep 2010 13:30
Town manager Roy Keane says he has spoken to a manager regarding a second potential loan signing. The Blues boss says he’s close on his first new addition, that deal having initially been expected to go through last week.

Keane: We Need Two or Three More Players Mon 20th Sep 2010 09:04
Boss Roy Keane says that ideally he’d still like to add two or three more players to his squad. The Blues manager is hopeful of signing a loanee in the next few days, the deal having been put on hold last week.

Scotland Tips Wickham for England Mon 20th Sep 2010 08:51
Striker Jason Scotland says team-mate Connor Wickham will play for England one day. Scotland, who netted Town's second goal in Saturday's 2-0 victory over Cardiff, has been hugely impressed with the 17-year-old since joining the club from Wigan in a £750,000 deal last month.

Sunderland Linked With Carson Sun 19th Sep 2010 10:03
Sunderland are watching academy midfielder Josh Carson, according to one of this morning’s tabloids. Northern Irish U17 international Carson, a second-year scholar, netted twice yesterday as Town’s U18s beat Reading 4-3 at Playford Road.

Walters Hits Back at Keane Sun 19th Sep 2010 09:53
Former Blue Jon Walters has hit back at Roy Keane in one of this morning’s tabloids, claiming that he had to send a photo of his vomit to the Town boss in order to prove he was suffering from a virus ahead of the Exeter Carling Cup tie.

Keane Delighted With Town's Bounce Back to Form Sat 18th Sep 2010 18:32
Boss Roy Keane was delighted with his side’s performance as the Blues jumped to second in the table via a 2-0 victory over Cardiff at Portman Road. Cardiff manager Dave Jones felt Adam Matthews’s own goal was the turning point in the match.

Town 2-0 Cardiff City Sat 18th Sep 2010 17:01
Jason Scotland’s second strike for Town and an Adam Matthews own goal saw the Blues to a 2-0 victory over Cardiff City and into second place in the Championship. After a slow start Town, who were denied what looked like a certain penalty when Wickham was felled in the first half, went ahead after the break when Matthews headed past his own keeper, Scotland sealing the victory with 16 minutes remaining.

U18s Defeat Reading Sat 18th Sep 2010 14:59
Northern Irish U17 interational Josh Carson netted twice as Town’s U18s beat Reading 4-3 in a pulsating encounter at Playford Road this morning. Both sides ended the game with 10 men, while Blues keeper Cody Cropper was stretchered off after being knocked unconscious.

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