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No Bids for Dean Thu 06th Apr 2006 14:02
Boss Joe Royle says that the club are yet to receive any firm interest in released striker Dean McDonald. Last week, the former Arsenal trainee was told he will be surplus to requirements at Portman Road next season.

Lee a Big Doubt Thu 06th Apr 2006 13:59
Striker Alan Lee is a big doubt ahead of Saturday's home game against Stoke due to a groin injury. Skipper Jim Magilton and on-loan defender Jay McEveley are also injury concerns.

Reuser Returns Thu 06th Apr 2006 12:06
Former Blue Martijn Reuser says he is looking forward to returning to Portman Road for Richard Naylor's testimonial early next season. The Dutchman is one of two interview stars in issue 82 of TWTD.

Lordan Trial at Bradford Thu 06th Apr 2006 08:58
Released academy midfielder Cathal Lordan is set for a trial at Bradford City. Earlier this week Bantams boss Colin Todd revealed that he had discussed players exiting Portman Road this summer with Town manager Joe Royle.

Forster Progressing Wed 05th Apr 2006 15:55
Striker Nicky Forster is close to a return to reserves action. Forster, 32, underwent his second knee operation of the season earlier in the year.

Supple Charlton Link Wed 05th Apr 2006 10:52
Charlton are reported to be interested in Town keeper Shane Supple. Addicks boss Alan Curbishley was at Portman Road recently to see the Blues in action against Hull City.

Reserves to Continue Wed 05th Apr 2006 10:02
Town will not scrap their reserve side next season despite being excluded from the FA Premier Reserve League along with other Football League clubs. TWTD reported in February that the Premier League was set to oust Championship clubs from their two reserves divisions.

Todd No to McDonald Tue 04th Apr 2006 14:01
Bradford City manager Colin Todd has ruled out a move for released Town striker Dean McDonald. The Bantams boss says he had a conversation with Joe Royle and the former Arsenal trainee was mentioned.

Casement Set for Start Tue 04th Apr 2006 09:54
Northern Irish defender Chris Casement will make his first start for the Blues against Stoke on Saturday. Boss Joe Royle has pledged to make changes to his side after Saturday's lacklustre display at Luton.

E.ON Sponsorship Extended Tue 04th Apr 2006 09:39
Town's shirts will bear the legend E.ON next season after the power company which owns Powergen extended their sponsorship for the next two years. The German-owned company is planning to drop the Powergen brand.

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