Murphy: Delap Obvious Successor to Kane Mon 25th Nov 2024 11:24
BBC pundit Danny Murphy believes Ipswich Town striker Liam Delap has shown himself to be the ‘obvious long-term successor’ to England captain Harry Kane. |
Former Boss Keane Rows With Fans Mon 25th Nov 2024 09:50
Former Blues boss Roy Keane was involved in a heated exchange with a group of Town supporters following yesterday’s 1-1 draw with his former club Manchester United. |
Town Women in FA Cup Action Against Hashtag Sun 24th Nov 2024 09:46
Ipswich Town Women are in Adobe Women’s FA Cup second-round action against Hashtag United at Aveley’s Parkside Stadium this afternoon (KO 3pm). |
Sheeran Played Role in Delap Signing Thu 21st Nov 2024 13:46
Chairman and CEO Mark Ashton has revealed sponsor and minority shareholder Ed Sheeran played a role in signing striker Liam Delap during the summer. |
Ashton: We’re a Fair Way Down the Line On a New Sponsor Tue 19th Nov 2024 21:08
Town chairman and CEO Mark Ashton says the club are “a fair way down the line” on recruiting a shirt sponsor to replace Ed Sheeran. |
Town Women to Face Plymouth at Portman Road in March Tue 19th Nov 2024 20:41
Ipswich Town Women will play their second game at Portman Road when they face Plymouth Argyle on Sunday 23rd March, while the club is hoping to stage a women’s international at some point in the future. |
Ashton: Town and Sheeran Talking Time Slots For Portman Road Gig, Wardley Fight Highly Likely Tue 19th Nov 2024 20:28
Town chairman and CEO Mark Ashton says the club and Ed Sheeran are talking time slots for a Portman Road concert, while it’s highly likely that British and Commonwealth heavyweight title holder will fight at the ground. |
McKenna: A Really Significant Landmark Sun 10th Nov 2024 18:05
Boss Kieran McKenna says the Blues’ first Premier League win of the season, 2-1 away against his old club Tottenham Hotspur, is a really significant landmark in Town’s journey. |
Tottenham Hotspur 1-2 Ipswich Town - Match Report Sun 10th Nov 2024 16:15
Goals from Sammie Szmodics and Liam Delap ended Town’s 8,236-day wait for a Premier League victory as the Blues beat Spurs 2-1 on manager Kieran McKenna’s first return to his old club. Szmodics’s overhead kick gave the Blues the lead in the 31st minute, then Delap added the second on 43 as Town led at half-time for the first time this season on their inaugural competitive visit to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Rodrigo Bentacur pulled a goal back on 69 but the Blues held on to claim a vital first win of the season and climb out of the relegation zone. |
McKenna: Spurs Are the Most Intense Team in the Premier League Fri 08th Nov 2024 19:55
Town will be hoping history repeats itself when they travel to take on Spurs on Sunday in Kieran McKenna’s first return to his old club as a manager and the Blues’ first competitive match at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. |
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