Submit Questions for Trio at Supporters Club AGM Tue 23rd Oct 2012 10:32
Chief executive Simon Clegg, skipper Carlos Edwards and assistant manager Chris Hutchings are the guests at the Supporters Club's AGM on Wednesday evening in Legends (7.30pm, doors open 7pm). As in previous years the trio will answer fans’ questions from the floor, but if you’re unable to attend you can submit them in advance via TWTD. |
Edwards: Not All Squad Backing Boss Tue 23rd Oct 2012 09:00
Town captain Carlos Edwards has reiterated his support for under-fire boss Paul Jewell but believes that some of his team-mates could be on an entirely different wavelength. Right-back Edwards, who will be 34 on Wednesday, even admits that some players would prefer to see Jewell depart Portman Road. |
Higginbotham's Loan Set to Be Extended Tue 23rd Oct 2012 06:04
Defender Danny Higginbotham’s loan from Stoke is set to be extended until January with a view to a permanent deal being arranged when the transfer window reopens in January. Higginbotham’s one-month spell is up after tonight’s game against his former club Derby County at Portman Road. |
Edwards: Second Goal a Problem Tue 23rd Oct 2012 06:03
Town’s costly habit of surrendering the lead in games is frustrating everyone connected with the club — but especially captain Carlos Edwards. |
Luongo Unlucky to Be Left Out Tue 23rd Oct 2012 06:02
Boss Paul Jewell admits that midfielder Massimo Luongo was unlucky to be the loanee left out of the Town squad at Hull City on Saturday. The Blues are only permitted to name five of their six domestic loanees in their matchday 18 with the Tottenham youngster the man to sit out at the KC Stadium. |
Edwards Wants Return of "Horrible" Boss Tue 23rd Oct 2012 06:01
Skipper Carlos Edwards would like to see under-fire boss Paul Jewell revert to the “horrible” person he was upon succeeding Roy Keane in January last year. |
Failing to Defeat Derby Won't See Jewell's Exit Tue 23rd Oct 2012 06:00
Boss Paul Jewell is confident that failing to beat his former club Derby County at Portman Road this evening won’t see owner Marcus Evans end of his time with Town. However, the Blues manager is well aware that he needs to pick up some victories soon if he is to save his Town career. |
By continuing to use the site, you agree to our use of cookies and to abide by our Terms and Conditions.