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Summer Rumours Start Sun 04th May 2003 20:58
The summer round of transfer rumours got off to a rip-roaring, speculation-tastic start in Sunday's tabloids with a number of Town players and a former manager getting a mention.

Burley Tips Town Sun 04th May 2003 20:39
Former Town boss George Burley tipped his old club for promotion to the Premiership next season after they beat his current Derby side 4-1 at a canter.

Derby 1-4 Town Sun 04th May 2003 17:09
Town skipper Matt Holland scored with what could be his last touch for the Blues to complete a comprehensive 4-1 victory over Derby at Pride Park. The season looked to be coming to a disappointing end when a deflected Rob Lee cross put Derby ahead but goals from Couñago, Darren Bent, Magilton and late on Holland gave the three points to the Blues.

Miller, Makin and Fab OK Fri 02nd May 2003 17:45
Town should have Fabian Wilnis, Chris Makin and Tommy Miller in their line-up at Derby on Sunday KO 1.30pm) despite all having injury worries this week. Joe Royle has also called three youngsters into his squad.

Town Cheering for Johnno Fri 02nd May 2003 16:35
Town have confirmed that they will receive £500,000 from Nottingham Forest if Paul Hart's side are promoted to the Premiership through the play-offs. A clause in the deal which took David Johnson to the City Ground would see Town get the much-needed windfall.

Venus Handed Free Fri 02nd May 2003 16:16
Veteran centre-half Mark Venus has been released on a free transfer by Town. The 36-year-old is out of contract at the end of June and has spent most of this season on the sidelines.

No Free for Sereni Fri 02nd May 2003 16:13
Town have denied that on loan keeper Matteo Sereni has been made available on a free transfer, as recently reported elsewhere. Sereni, along with Ulrich Le Pen, is on a season-long loan and the Blues are hopeful of obtaining fees for both players.

Chairman on CVA Fri 02nd May 2003 15:47
Town chairman David Sheepshanks has welcomed the club's creditors' acceptance of the Company Voluntary Arrangement (CVA). At a series of meetings this morning 98.2% by value voted for the financial restructuring plan.

Creditors Accept CVA Fri 02nd May 2003 15:13
Ipswich Town's creditors this morning overwhelmingly accepted the proposed Company Voluntary Arrangement (CVA) at a series of meetings in the Galleria at Portman Road. 98.2% of creditors by value agreed to go along with the plan put together by the club along with administrators Deloitte and Touche.

Pullen in Shock Thu 01st May 2003 17:22
Town keeper James Pullen says he was in shock when Joe Royle told him he was making him available on a free transfer. The former Heybridge Swifts man thought he was about to be told he was going to make his third first-team start for the Blues.

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