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Sir Bobby Goes Home Mon 07th Aug 2006 10:48
Town president Sir Bobby Robson has left Ipswich Hospital after his weekend health scare. The former Blues boss was taken ill 10 minutes into Saturday's 2-1 defeat to Crystal Palace.

Parkin to Coventry? Mon 07th Aug 2006 09:37
Striker Sam Parkin is reported to be a Coventry target according to various reports this morning. The Sky Blues are claimed to have had a £100,000 bid turned down locally, while a national paper says they are ready to offer £250,000 for the former Swindon man.

Ainsley and England Lose Sun 06th Aug 2006 23:05
Academy schoolboy Jack Ainsley won his fourth cap as the England U17s lost the final of the Nordic Tournament 4-0 to Denmark in the Faroe Islands. Ainsley scored three times in the qualifying group matches.

Celtic Defender Linked Sun 06th Aug 2006 22:58
Reports in Scotland are linking the Blues with a move for 19-year-old Celtic defender Charlie Mulgrew. The versatile Scottish U21 international is also claimed to be interesting Watford and Reading.

Sir Bobby "Feeling Well" Sun 06th Aug 2006 17:26
Town president Sir Bobby Robson is feeling well and will be discharged once tests have been completed, Ipswich Hospital NHS Trust said this afternoon. Robson spent the night in hospital after being taken ill at Saturday's game.

Jim Delighted Sat 05th Aug 2006 19:38
Boss Jim Magilton felt the Blues were unlucky not to get something from the 2-1 defeat to Crystal Palace. The Northern Irishman was pleased with his side's passing and movement.

Robson Taken to Hospital Sat 05th Aug 2006 19:17
Town president Sir Bobby Robson was taken to hospital after complaining of feeling unwell after 10 minutes of the Blues' 2-1 defeat to Crystal Palace. Robson had been paraded in front of the crowd prior to kick-off.

Town 1-2 Crystal Palace Sat 05th Aug 2006 19:00
Two goals on three minutes from Jobi McAnuff and former Blue James Scowcroft saw Jim Magilton's first game in charge of Town end in defeat. The Palace pair struck on 58 and 61, Nicky Forster having put the Blues in front on the half hour.

Clarke Extends Deal Fri 04th Aug 2006 19:34
Striker Billy Clarke has extended his Town contract until 2009. The frontman has made two first team appearances so far and is tipped for big things.

Chairman: More Signings Fri 04th Aug 2006 15:25
Chairman David Sheepshanks says the Blues could bring in more signings next week. Town added Dan Harding and Alex Bruce to their squad this week, both players going into the squad for Saturday's first game of the season at home to Crystal Palace.

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