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Keane Glad to Be Back in Top Six But Looking to Kick On Against Derby Tue 09th Nov 2010 10:19
Town boss Roy Keane is pleased to be back in the top six but says it counts for nothing unless his side can stay there until May. The Blues face fourth-placed Derby County at Portman Road this evening with skipper David Norris, fellow midfielder Grant Leadbitter and defender Tom Eastman all injury doubts.

Keane Waiting on Trio for Derby Clash Mon 08th Nov 2010 13:00
Town manager Roy Keane will wait until tomorrow morning before picking his team for the home game against Derby with David Norris, Tom Eastman and Grant Leadbitter all doubts. The Blues boss is able to call on defenders Mark Kennedy and Darren O’Dea after injury.

Keane Not Getting Carried Away Mon 08th Nov 2010 09:10
Town boss Roy Keane says he’s not getting carried away by the Blues’ three successive wins, just as he wasn’t panicking when his side lost three on the trot. The Carling Cup defeat of Northampton has been followed by league victories over Millwall and Sheffield United which have taken Town to sixth in the Championship.

Keane Delighted to Have Kept Hold of Murray Sat 06th Nov 2010 09:21
Boss Roy Keane says he’s delighted with the progress of 19-year-old striker Ronan Murray. The Town manager says he received loan enquiries regarding the Irish frontman but is happy that he decided to keep him at Portman Road.

Keane Giving Norris Time Ahead of Blades Trip Fri 05th Nov 2010 15:00
Town boss Roy Keane will wait until Saturday morning before making a decision on whether skipper David Norris is fit enough to face Sheffield United at Bramall Lane. The midfielder is suffering with the ankle injury which he sustained in last week’s 2-0 victory over Millwall, while winger Andros Townsend is OK despite picking up a knock in a practice match earlier in the week.

Keane-Wickham Row "Nonsense" Fri 05th Nov 2010 08:28
Town coach Tony Loughlan and chief executive Simon Clegg have dismissed a newspaper claim of a row between manager Roy Keane and striker Connor Wickham as “nonsense”. The pair were speaking after attending last night’s Supporters’ Club AGM in the Legends Bar.

A Fine Tribute to Town's Greatest Year Tue 02nd Nov 2010 16:02
Roger Hermiston reviews 1980-81 — The Greatest Season in Ipswich Town’s History, which he says is a superb tribute to the club’s finest year.

Fülöp Delighted That Priskin's Winning Over the Fans Mon 01st Nov 2010 09:25
Keeper Márton Fülöp says he's delighted that the Portman Road crowd is starting to take to his friend Tamás Priskin and named the striker as Saturday’s man of the match. Priskin, who scored his fourth goal of the season in the Carling Cup tie with Northampton, played an integral role in Jason Scotland’s opening goal against Millwall, then won the penalty which Grant Leadbitter converted in the second half.

Keane: No Panic at Portman Road Sat 30th Oct 2010 09:38
Blues boss Roy Keane says there’s no panic at Portman Road despite the Blues losing three successive league games. The Town manager feels that the press has been harsher on him in the wake of those losses than it might have been on other managers.

Wickham and Kennedy Back for Millwall Clash Fri 29th Oct 2010 14:51
Town manager Roy Keane is able to call on striker Connor Wickham and full-back Mark Kennedy when Millwall visit Portman Road on Saturday, the pair having made swifter than expected recoveries from their injuries. Loan midfielders Jack Colback and Jake Livermore are also available again having been ineligible for the Carling Cup tie victory over Northampton.

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