Redknapp Delighted to See Campbell Return Tue 01st Jan 2013 12:12
QPR boss Harry Redknapp says he’ll be delighted to have striker DJ Campbell back in his squad when he returns to Loftus Road after three highly successful months on loan with the Blues tomorrow. The 31-year-old, who has scored 10 goals in 16 games while with Town, will play his final game against Brighton today with manager Mick McCarthy keen to sign him on a permanent basis if Redknapp is willing to let him go. |
Murphy Hoping Strike Partner Campbell Will Stay Tue 01st Jan 2013 06:07
No one wants to see DJ Campbell extend his stay with Ipswich more than fellow loanee Daryl Murphy, with whom he has forged a prolific strike partnership. |
Murphy Town's New Man on the Spot Tue 01st Jan 2013 06:05
Daryl Murphy has revealed he is Ipswich’s new penalty-taker following strike partner DJ Campbell’s miss from the spot at Charlton on Boxing Day. |
McCarthy: Upturn Will Help in Transfer Market Tue 01st Jan 2013 06:03
Mick McCarthy believes Town’s upturn in form will benefit him when it comes to adding to his squad in the January transfer window. The Blues were at the foot of the Championship table when the 53-year-old took charge on November 1st but have climbed to 19th since then, eight points clear of the drop zone. |
Town Set to Be Unchanged Against Brighton Tue 01st Jan 2013 06:00
Manager Mick McCarthy looks set to name an unchanged side for the sixth game in succession as the Blues complete their holiday Championship fixtures with a home game against Brighton and Hove Albion. |
McCarthy Wants Reo-Coker to Stay Mon 31st Dec 2012 21:28
Boss Mick McCarthy hopes midfielder Nigel Reo-Coker will remain at Portman Road beyond the end of his short-term contract on January 12th. The Blues manager is also keen to keep keeper Stephen Henderson at the club after his loan from West Ham expires on January 13th. |
Campbell Set to Go Back to QPR But McCarthy Hoping He'll Return Mon 31st Dec 2012 14:41
Striker DJ Campbell will play the last game of his loan spell with the Blues against Brighton tomorrow but with manager Mick McCarthy hopeful that the 31-year-old QPR striker will return to Portman Road. The Town boss says the frontman is keen to join the Blues permanently with a fee having been discussed with the Premier League club and a contract offered to the player’s agent. |
Ebanks-Blake Plays Down Town Links Mon 31st Dec 2012 09:33
Wolves striker Sylvan Ebanks-Blake has dismissed suggestions that he might be reunited with his former boss Mick McCarthy at Portman Road during the January transfer window. The 26-year-old, who is out of contract at the end of the season, has repeatedly been linked with the Blues, along with his team-mates Ronald Zubar and Richard Stearman. |
Wolves 0-2 Town Sat 29th Dec 2012 16:58
Mick McCarthy’s return to Molineux ended in victory as a goal in each half from Aaron Cresswell and DJ Campbell saw the Blues to a comfortable 2-0 win over their manager’s old club Wolves. Cresswell netted the opener in the 33rd minute with Campbell slotting home his 10th of the season on 64. |
No News on Campbell's Future Sat 29th Dec 2012 06:01
Mick McCarthy says he’s still no nearer to knowing whether DJ Campbell will still be at Portman Road after his loan ends on January 5th. The 31-year-old, who is out of contract at the end of the season, has said he would be open to signing a permanent deal with a club in January but doesn’t want another loan, while QPR boss Harry Redknapp has intimated that Campbell will come into his plans on his return with attacking options currently short at Loftus Road. |
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