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Garvan in Hospital Sat 23rd Apr 2005 09:33
Academy midfielder Owen Garvan missed last night's FA Youth Cup victory having been admitted to hospital with suspected meningitis earlier in the day. The Irishman had been suffering with flu symptoms but after his temperature rose was taken to Ipswich Hospital for tests.

Upson: Dream Come True Sat 23rd Apr 2005 01:37
Goal hero Edward Upson described scoring the winner in the FA Youth Cup final second leg as a dream come true. Upson netted in the 118th minute of the match, two minutes before the game would have ended with a penalty shoot-out.

Town Win Youth Cup! Sat 23rd Apr 2005 00:50
Schoolboy Edward Upson scored a dramatic 118th minute goal to bring the FA Youth Cup to Town for the first time in 30 years. The 15-year-old lashed a loose ball past Southampton keeper Andrew Neil from just outside the area with the goalless second leg appearing destined for penalties.

Johnson Out of Town Game Fri 22nd Apr 2005 12:21
Leeds have announced that former England midfielder Seth Johnson will not be involved in any more of their games this season. Any further appearances would trigger a £250,000 payment to Johnson's former club Derby County.

Big Dunc Linked Again Fri 22nd Apr 2005 11:44
Everton striker Duncan Ferguson is once again being linked with a move to Portman Road. The former Scotland international's name has often been mentioned in connection with the Blues since Joe Royle, Ferguson's former boss at Everton, took over as manager in 2002.

Two Worries for Youths Fri 22nd Apr 2005 11:20
Town are sweating on the fitness of two of their Irish contingent ahead of tonight's delicately poised FA Youth Cup final second leg at Portman Road against Southampton (KO 7.45pm). Left-back Michael Synnott and central midfielder Owen Garvan both picked up knee injuries in Monday's first leg at the St Mary's Stadium.

Top Rank Town Thu 21st Apr 2005 22:34
Town have had four players named in the top ten of the Football League's new Actim Player Rankings. Striker Darren Bent is second, Richard Naylor is sixth, Tommy Miller seventh and Jason De Vos ninth.

Ferguson Wins Again! Thu 21st Apr 2005 18:09
Town's Portman Road pitch has been named as the best in the Championship for the second year in succession. The award is yet another for turf guru Alan Ferguson's increasingly packed mantlepiece.

Pablo Back at Leeds Thu 21st Apr 2005 18:01
Striker Pablo Couñago will make only his fourth start of the season when the Blues travel to Leeds on Saturday. Couñago will return as Town seek to end an away goalscoring drought which has seen them fail to net in open play on their travels for four games.

Brighton Game Beamed Back Thu 21st Apr 2005 16:58
Town's final game of the season will be shown live at the various Portman Road bars. Brighton's temporary home at the Withdean Stadium holds only 7,000 supporters and the Blues have been allocated just 756 seats for what could be an end of season showdown.

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