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Town Lose First Tour Game Tue 16th Jul 2002 20:46
Town's first team began their pre-season programme with a 1-0 loss against AaB Aalborg in Frederikshavn this evening. Town were always the second best side, although the match was lost early on when Martijn Reuser volleyed a cross past Andy Marshall.

Sir Bob Unveils Statue Tue 16th Jul 2002 17:07
Today Sir Bobby Robson unveiled his own statue behind the Cobbold Stand at Portman Road to quite a large crowd of former players and fans of Ipswich Town FC. Even a few Geordies has made the long trip down from the North East.

Sixto With Racing Club Tue 16th Jul 2002 13:25
Town target Sixto Peralta is training with his former club Racing Club at home in Argentina. Last year's loanee is getting himself fit for the season ahead.

Reserves Win Tue 16th Jul 2002 11:36
A young Town reserves side notched-up a notable victory against Neil Thompson's League-newcomers Boston last night. Matt Bloomfield scored a first half winner after fine work from striker Steve Burton.

Town Watching Icelander Tue 16th Jul 2002 10:45
Reports in Iceland say Town are continuing to monitor the progress of young central defender Eggert Stefansson. The FC Fram player was due to come to Portman Road for a trial at the beginning of last season but serious injury prevented his visit.

Hermann Misses Tour Tue 16th Jul 2002 10:38
Hermann Hreidarsson misses out on the tour to Denmark to be with his wife Ragna and his new 9lb baby girl Ida.

Town Face Delay Mon 15th Jul 2002 18:31
The Town squad's trip to Denmark has not started well with an enforced delay of three hours at Stansted. Due to technical problems Town's flight will now not leave until 9pm tonight.

Brown Not Signing Mon 15th Jul 2002 14:24
Town defender Wayne Brown says he won't be signing his new Portman Road contract, not yet anyway. The 24-year-old says he wants to see how the season goes before committing himself to the Blues for another two years.

Cassar Wants to Stay Mon 15th Jul 2002 14:22
American trialist Jeff Cassar says he is "determined" to make it in English football. The keeper, who had a spell with Bolton last season but only made it as far as the bench, paid his own air-fare in order to be at last week's goalkeepers' course run by Malcolm Webster.

Croft Move Tomorrow Mon 15th Jul 2002 14:20
Gary Croft's move to Cardiff is now expected to be confirmed tomorrow. Croft will move to Ninian Park on a free.

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