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McCarthy: Up to Us to Get Crowds Back to Portman Road Tue 17th Sep 2013 06:00
Mick McCarthy says it’s up to him and his team to encourage supporters back to Portman Road with positive results like Saturday’s 3-1 victory over Middlesbrough. The attendance of 15,276 was the lowest home crowd for a league game since 14,712 watched George Burley’s Blues beat nine-man West Brom by the same scoreline in December 1999.

McCarthy: We Deserved the Win Sat 14th Sep 2013 18:34
Boss Mick McCarthy felt his side were worthy of their 3-1 victory over Middlesbrough at Portman Road, despite the visitors having been on top in the opening spell.

Town 3-1 Middlesbrough Sat 14th Sep 2013 17:22
Two goals from David McGoldrick sandwiched a Luke Chambers header as the Blues came from behind to beat Middlesbrough 3-1 at Portman Road. Albert Adomah put the visitors in front in the 11th minute but McGoldrick lashed in a brilliant equaliser before the break, then in the second half Chambers nodded Town in front before the Blues number 10 sealed the victory in injury time.

Town 1-1 Middlesbrough - Half-Time Sat 14th Sep 2013 16:12
David McGoldrick lashed in a superb equaliser with Town’s home game against Middlesbrough standing 1-1 at the break. Albert Adomah had put the visitors in front with his first goal for his new club.

Ireland Job Not Even Discussed Sat 14th Sep 2013 06:04
Boss Mick McCarthy has revealed that he spoke to owner Marcus Evans shortly before yesterday’s press conference and the subject of the vacant Ireland job didn’t come up. The Town boss believes that Martin O’Neill is “a shoo-in” to replace Giovanni Trapattoni, who left the position by mutual consent on Wednesday.

Gerken Glad to Be Back Closer to Home Sat 14th Sep 2013 06:03
Essex-born Town goalkeeper Dean Gerken is delighted to be back in the region after a four-year stint in the West Country with Bristol City.

Town Could Be Unchanged Against Boro Fri 13th Sep 2013 18:06
Boss Mick McCarthy could name an unchanged side as Town face Middlesbrough in the first of two home games. The Blues manager, whose team take on Yeovil on Tuesday, was pleased with the performance in the 1-1 draw at Birmingham a fortnight ago when Town should have claimed all three points.

McCarthy: O'Neill Will Get the Ireland Job Fri 13th Sep 2013 15:00
Mick McCarthy says he expects favourite Martin O’Neill to be confirmed as the manager of the Republic of Ireland. The Blues boss, who previously held the role between 1996 and 2002, was amongst the other potential candidates linked with the position vacated by Giovanni Trapattoni earlier in the week.

Lee a Better Player Since Return to Town Fri 13th Sep 2013 12:16
Alan Lee believes he has become a better player since being talked out of retirement by Town boss Mick McCarthy.

Living in Hope that We'll be the Dark Horses - Notes for Middlesbrough Fri 13th Sep 2013 12:00
HarryfromBath assesses the mood in the opposition camp ahead of Saturday’s game by delving into their forums.

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