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Clegg: Clubs With Troublesome Fans Should Pay More for Policing Thu 11th Nov 2010 15:54
Chief executive Simon Clegg says clubs whose supporters have a reputation for causing trouble should pay more towards policing when they are playing away from home. Town have spoken to the Football League and are asking other sides for their thoughts on the issue.

Norris Defends Keane's Management Thu 11th Nov 2010 15:45
Town skipper David Norris has defended Roy Keane's management style in the wake of Jon Walters’s criticism earlier in the week. Walters, who joined Stoke in the summer after falling out with the Town boss, said Keane's players were always walking on “eggshells”.

Keane Not Looking for Right-Back Thu 11th Nov 2010 08:58
Town boss Roy Keane says young defender Tom Eastman has done “brilliantly” since he came into the first team and says he’s not looking to sign another right-back. Eastman, primarily a central defender, has been the Blues’ regular right full-back in recent weeks.

Groundsman Ferguson on the Radio Wed 10th Nov 2010 11:02
Multi-award-winning Town groundsman Alan Ferguson can be heard talking about his life on the turf on the East Coast Show on Felixstowe Radio. Ferguson has appeared on the programme on a number of occasions during the season talking about his work at Portman Road.

Keane: We're Not Ready to Cement Top Six Place Tue 09th Nov 2010 23:23
Town boss Roy Keane said that the 2-0 home defeat to Derby once again showed that his side isn’t ready to seal a position in the top six. The loss saw the Blues drop to seventh in the Championship table.

Priskin Making Himself Undroppable Tue 09th Nov 2010 10:33
Blues boss Roy Keane says Hungarian striker Tamás Priskin is making it hard for him to leave him out of his Town side after his recent good run of form. The £1.7 million signing from Watford scored his fifth goal of the season at Sheffield United on Saturday.

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.

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