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President to Open South Stand Wed 17th Oct 2001 10:23
UEFA president Lennart Johansson will officially open the South Stand before tomorrow's match with Helsingborgs IF. David Sheepshanks first met Johansson, a Swede, when he was on the Football League board and he was persuading UEFA to retain the UEFA Cup place for the Worthington Cup winners.

Wright Penalty Save Tue 16th Oct 2001 23:25
Richard Wright impressed on his Arsenal home debut by saving a first half penalty from Nicolas Basinas. The Londoners beat Panathinaikos 2-1 in the Champions' League.

New Job for Butcher Tue 16th Oct 2001 19:50
Terry Butcher has a new job in Scottish football. The former Town captain has been named as part of Eric Black's new management team at Motherwell.

Bramble Decision Tomorrow Tue 16th Oct 2001 16:50
Titus Bramble will find out whether he needs an operation to rid him of his achilles problem tomorrow.

Training Centre Opens Tue 16th Oct 2001 16:46
The new Ipswich Town Football Club Training Centre was opened today by sports minister Richard Caborn. Training was switched to the afternoon due to the opening of the new £2 million centre.

Town-Toon on Telly Tue 16th Oct 2001 11:16
The Worthington Cup fourth round tie at Newcastle United will now be played on Tuesday 27th November with a 7.45pm kick-off and is live on ITV Sport.

Two Worries for Thursday Tue 16th Oct 2001 10:51
John McGreal and Alun Armstrong are both worries for Town ahead of Thursday's clash with Helsingborgs IF. Both aggravated back problems and neither trained yesterday.

Parking Permits for Southampton Mon 15th Oct 2001 14:52
Town are offering 300 free parking permits for the Southampton match on Wednesday October 24th. The permits are for an away parking section which is a free bus-ride away from the new stadium.

Burley Calls for Patience Mon 15th Oct 2001 14:23
George Burley has called for fans to be patient and to get behind his side on Thursday when the Blues play Helsingborgs IF at Portman Road. Another poor result on Saturday has increased tension on the terraces.

Clapham Resigned to Bit Part Mon 15th Oct 2001 14:15
Jamie Clapham seems resigned to his bit-part role at Portman Road after he was again dropped on Saturday. Clapham who hardly missed a game in his first two years at Portman Road has been in and out of the side since Martijn Reuser started to feature at the end of last year.

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