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Season Review - September 2014 Mon 25th May 2015 12:00
In the second part of a series reflecting on what has been a memorable season, Mullet and HarryfromBath, with the help of some opposition supporters, reflect on a month in which our campaign really got into its stride.

McCarthy: Youngsters Can Emulate Bish Fri 22nd May 2015 12:44
Town boss Mick McCarthy says the Blues have plenty of young players capable of emulating the breakthrough made by Teddy Bishop this season during 2015/16. While McCarthy will be looking to make additions to his squad over the summer, he believes there are a number of youngsters who are making progress.

Season Review - August 2014 Fri 22nd May 2015 12:00
In the first part of a series reflecting on what has been a memorable season, Mullet and HarryfromBath turn the clock back to when it all began, looking through their eyes and also those of the opponents we encountered along the way.

Wolves Win Chase for Wallace Thu 21st May 2015 15:17
Wolves have fought off competition from the Blues and several other Championship clubs to land Portsmouth’s 21-year-old attacking midfielder Jed Wallace.

The Ex-Files: Craig Forrest Wed 20th May 2015 12:46
In the 18th part of our regular series, The Ex-Files, Blair Ferguson caught up with giant Town and Canada goalkeeping legend Craig Forrest.

Marriott Signs for Luton Wed 20th May 2015 11:28
Luton Town have confirmed the signing of released Blues striker Jack Marriott on a one-year contract with a view to a longer term deal.

Chambo: We're Only Going to Improve Mon 18th May 2015 06:00
Skipper Luke Chambers insisted that Town will only get better under manager Mick McCarthy after Saturday’s play-off semi-final defeat to Norwich City at Carrow Road.

McCarthy: We Can Bounce Back Mon 18th May 2015 06:00
Boss Mick McCarthy will be looking for his Town side to emulate some of his previous clubs in 2015/16 by bouncing back from play-off disappointment to subsequent success.

McCarthy: Penalty Decisions Pivotal Sat 16th May 2015 15:36
Town boss Mick McCarthy felt two penalty decisions were pivotal in the Blues’ 3-1 Championship play-off semi-final second leg defeat at Norwich City, the Canaries winning the tie 4-2 on aggregate to set up a Wembley final against Middlesbrough.

Norwich City 3-1 Town (4-2 on Aggregate) Sat 16th May 2015 14:31
Town will play Championship football once again in 2015/16 after they were defeated 3-1 by Norwich City in the second leg of their play-off semi-final second leg, having been reduced to 10 men when Christophe Berra was red-carded just after half-time. With first game having ended 1-1 at Portman Road, the tie was turned in the 48th minute when Berra handled Nathan Redmond’s goalbound shot and was dismissed. Hoolahan scored from the spot, Smith equalised for the Blues soon after but goals from Redmond and Cameron Jerome sealed the place at Wembley for the Canaries.

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