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Squad for Brighton Mon 09th Dec 2002 12:31
Youngsters Matt Richards, Ian Westlake and Nabil Abidallah are all in Joe Royle's squad for Tuesday's re-arranged league game at Brighton.

Town Fail in Kuqi Raid Mon 09th Dec 2002 10:21
Town manager Joe Royle's attempt to land Sheffield Wednesday striker Shfki Kuqi has failed. The Town boss was keen to sign the Finnish international on loan with his own strikers again failing to take their chances on Saturday.

Injury News Mon 09th Dec 2002 10:19
Veteran defender Mark Venus will be missing from the Town party travelling to Brighton on Tuesday night after picking up a knee injury. Tommy Miller will again be absent while Fabian Wilnis is a slight doubt.

Burley to Aberdeen? Mon 09th Dec 2002 10:18
Former Town boss George Burley is reported to be in the running for the job of Aberdeen manager. The Scot is reported to be on the shortlist of candidates drawn up by the Pittodrie board.

Academy Results Mon 09th Dec 2002 10:17
Mixed results for the Academy sides on Saturday although both the U17s and U19s were involved in high-scoring games against Aston Villa.

Bosses Welcome Tie Sun 08th Dec 2002 22:52
Town manager Joe Royle and his Morecambe counterpart Jim Harvey have welcomed the FA Cup third round tie between the two sides.

Town Draw Morecambe Again Sun 08th Dec 2002 15:34
Town have been drawn at home to Conference League side Morecambe in round three of the FA Cup. It's the third time in three years the Blues have faced non-league opposition at this stage with Morecambe their opponents two years ago. Town visited Dagenham and Redbridge last season.

Cut Won't Bother Finidi Sat 07th Dec 2002 19:18
Former Nigerian international Finidi George says he will be happy to take a pay cut to move away from Portman Road and play first team football. The ex-Ajax man was given a free transfer by Town this week who want his £20,000-a-week wage off the payroll.

Royle Baffled By Loss Sat 07th Dec 2002 19:01
Town manager Joe Royle was left scratching his head after his side dominated their game against Rotherham but came away pointless. His side's lack of a cutting edge was once again bemoaned and he will go back to the search for a loan striker this week.

Town 1-2 Rotherham Sat 07th Dec 2002 18:51
Despite having the vast majority of the game and creating far more chances, Town once again dropped three points at home. Rotherham came with a physical and gritty approach but more individual errors, this time from skipper Matt Holland, gifted the Millers two goals.

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