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De Vos Offered New Deal Thu 03rd Apr 2008 08:29
Skipper Jason De Vos has been offered a new one-year deal with the Blues. The 34-year-old's current terms are up in June and there had been speculation that he might retire and return to Canada at the end of the season.

Williams Set for Further Trials Tue 01st Apr 2008 09:14
TWTD understands that released U18 captain Curtley Williams is set for trial spells with Grimsby Town and Stevenage Borough. Williams was recently told he will not be offered a deal with the Blues at the end of the season.

Jim: Players Adamant Ball Hit Hand Over the Line Sat 29th Mar 2008 18:58
Boss Jim Magilton said his players were convinced that his side ought to have been awarded at least two penalties during the 0-0 draw with QPR and that Jordan Rhodes's flick which was handled by defender Matthew Connolly had in any case crossed the line.

Town 0-0 QPR Sat 29th Mar 2008 18:44
Town kept themselves well and truly in the play-off hunt with a 0-0 draw against QPR at Portman Road. Only poor finishing and the referee failing to award at least one of three excellent penalty shouts - the last a handled Jordan Rhodes effort - prevented the Blues from taking all three points.

Rhodes Set for Full Debut Against QPR? Fri 28th Mar 2008 11:34
Boss Jim Magilton is yet to decide whether to give youngster Jordan Rhodes his first Town start when the Blues face QPR at Portman Road on Saturday. Pablo Couñago begins his three-match ban for last week's red card, while Jon Walters is recovering from knee surgery and Shefki Kuqi is a doubt due to his hamstring injury.

Second Lincoln Appearance for Williams Wed 26th Mar 2008 14:42
Released U18 captain Curtley Williams will be in action for Lincoln City's reserves for a second time this evening having impressed in last week's game with Rotherham United. The midfielder will be in the Imps second string taking on Leeds United at Elland Road.

Pablo Appeal Fails Wed 26th Mar 2008 14:34
Town have failed to have Pablo Couñago's red card at Scunthorpe overturned. An FA Regulatory Commission heard the Blues' appeal earlier today but upheld referee Iain Williamson's initial decision to dismiss the 28-year-old.

Couñago Upset by Spitting Claim Wed 26th Mar 2008 10:28
Striker Pablo Couñago says he was upset by claims that he spat at Scunthorpe defender Andy Butler made by Iron boss Nigel Adkins after Saturday's game. The Spaniard denies spitting at the defender, who he says elbowed him in the face.

Further Ban Possible for Couñago Tue 25th Mar 2008 08:59
Striker Pablo Couñago could face a further three-match ban if the FA charge and find him guilty of spitting at Scunthorpe's Andy Butler in the incident which led up to his red card at the weekend. The Spaniard already faces an automatic three-game suspension for being sent off for violent conduct.

Scunthorpe 1-2 Town Sat 22nd Mar 2008 18:19
Town leapt to seventh in the table with a 2-1 victory over Scunthorpe at Glanford Park. Pablo Couñago scored the first, then was sent off along with home midfielder Jack Cork for an off the ball clash. Sito increased the Blues' lead before Ben May netted a late consolation for the Iron.

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