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Lambert on Celtic Link: I Phoned Lenny the Other Day to Give Him Support Fri 11th Dec 2020 11:44
Town boss Paul Lambert has played down rumours linking him with the manager’s job at Celtic, currently held by Neil Lennon, who he says is a friend who he spoke to lend his support recently.

Lambert: U18s Made Youth Cup Tie a Fight Fri 11th Dec 2020 11:22
Town boss Paul Lambert praised the Blues’ U18s for making Monday’s 3-2 FA Youth Cup victory over Fulham a fight as they turned the game around from being 2-0 down at half-time to win in the fourth minute of injury time.

Lambert: Vincent-Young Looking Incredible Fri 11th Dec 2020 10:30
Town boss Paul Lambert says right-back Kane Vincent-Young looked “incredible” having returned to training this week but is taking things slowly with the 24-year-old, whose last competitive senior game was in October 2019. Meanwhile, Lambert is waiting on Aaron Drinan ahead of Saturday’s home game with Portsmouth, while young midfielder Liam Gibbs has been ruled out, and is looking forward to “the cavalry coming” over the Christmas period.

Owner Evans Apologises for Careful What You Wish For Comment Thu 10th Dec 2020 13:51
Town owner Marcus Evans has issued another statement in which he reacts to last week's news that the Premier League and EFL have agreed a rescue package, discusses his hopes for the future of football's finances and apologises for appearing to blame fans for the Blues' 2018/19 relegation.

Former Blue Palmer on University Challenge Tue 08th Dec 2020 11:50
Former Town midfielder Steve Palmer will taking part in Christmas University Challenge over the festive season.

Atay: A Massive Well Done to the Boys Mon 07th Dec 2020 22:42
U18s manager Adem Atay said he couldn’t be more pleased for his players after they staged a remarkable second-half turnaround to come from 2-0 down to beat Fulham 3-2 in the FA Youth Cup at Portman Road.

U18s Stage Second-Half Comeback to Stun Fulham in FA Youth Cup Mon 07th Dec 2020 21:14
Sub Harley Curtis netted the winning goal four minutes into injury time as Town’s U18s pulled off a remarkable second-half comeback to beat Fulham 3-2 in the third round of the FA Youth Cup at Portman Road. Having been deservedly 2-0 down at half-time to goals from Imani Lanquedoc and Mika Biereth, the Blues pulled one back through Brooklyn Kabongolo five minutes after the break, then Liam Gibbs converted a penalty in the 89th minute before Curtis (pictured) won it deep in injury time to seal Town's place in round four.

Vincent-Young Returns to Training Mon 07th Dec 2020 15:41
Right-back Kane Vincent-Young was back in training alongside his team-mates for the first time since pre-season this morning.

Jackson: We're Trying to Find the Right Balance Sun 06th Dec 2020 19:32
Striker Kayden Jackson was delighted to net his first goal of the season as the Blues beat Plymouth Argyle 2-1 at Home Park on Saturday, but admitted the performance might have been better.

Argyle Boss Lowe to Speak to Referees' Chief About Mayor Dismissal Sun 06th Dec 2020 00:44
Plymouth manager Ryan Lowe says he will speak to referees’ chief Mike Jones regarding Ollie Yates following Danny Mayor’s dismissal for two bookable offences during Town’s 2-1 win at Home Park.

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