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Yorwerth Thankful for First-Team Chance Tue 25th Aug 2015 14:24
Josh Yorwerth is just one of a crop of young players to have been given a taste of first-team football with Town this season and who are hungry for more.

All-Rounder Yorwerth Out to Make His Name With Town Tue 25th Aug 2015 09:35
The term all-round sportsman is the perfect label for Josh Yorwerth, the young Welshman who scored on his Town debut in the 2-1 victory over Stevenage in the Capital One Cup two weeks ago.

McCarthy: Doncaster Will Raise Their Game Tue 25th Aug 2015 06:00
Town boss Mick McCarthy says he expects League One Doncaster Rovers to raise their game when the Blues visit the Keepmoat Stadium in the second round of the Capital One Cup this evening (KO 7.45pm).

Yorwerth's Thanks to Williams and O'Neill Tue 25th Aug 2015 06:00
Josh Yorwerth has thanked ex-Town skipper Geraint Williams and current assistant academy director Lee O’Neill for pointing him in the direction of Portman Road.

McCarthy: Alabi a Different Option Tue 25th Aug 2015 06:00
Town boss Mick McCarthy says new signing James Alabi is primarily one for the future but also provides a different option to his four senior strikers.

Hunt Was Close to New Town Deal Mon 24th Aug 2015 19:32
Former Blue Noel Hunt has revealed that he was close to agreeing a new contract with the Blues until the deals which saw Brett Pitman and Ryan Fraser move to Town and Tyrone Mings join AFC Bournemouth for £8 million. The 32-year-old former Ireland international's previous Blues terms were up at the end of last season.

Kenlock Signs Pro Deal Mon 24th Aug 2015 14:34
Left-back Myles Kenlock has put pen to paper on a two-year professional deal with an option for a third season.

Sort It Out Rovers, We Are A Mess Right Now - Notes for Doncaster Mon 24th Aug 2015 11:10
HarryfromBath assesses the mood in the opposition camp ahead of Tuesday’s Capital One Cup second round tie by delving into their forums.

McCarthy Remaining Grounded Mon 24th Aug 2015 06:00
Blues boss Mick McCarthy was remaining typically grounded after Saturday’s 2-1 win at Preston which saw his side retain the Championship's top spot. Ryan Fraser curled home a brilliant winner in the 63rd minute after Brett Pitman had scored his first Blues goal and Daniel Johnson had equalised for the Lilywhites in the first half.

McCarthy Delighted With Hard-Fought Win Sat 22nd Aug 2015 18:23
Town boss Mick McCarthy was delighted with what he felt was a hard-fought 2-1 victory at Preston, admitting that the home team were the better side before the break. Brett Pitman and Ryan Fraser netted the goals for the Blues with Daniel Johnson scoring for the Lilywhites.

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