Town Announce £9.8 Million Loss Thu 05th Dec 2013 22:45 Town have announced a loss of £9.776 million in the year to June 2013, down from the previous year’s figure of £15.964 million. The club’s debt rose from £72.481 million to £82.437 million. |
Berra: Rhodes One of the Best Tue 03rd Dec 2013 06:03 Christophe Berra is looking forward to facing Scotland squad colleague Jordan Rhodes when Blackburn Rovers visit Portman Road tonight. |
McCarthy's Sympathy for Departed Bosses Tue 03rd Dec 2013 06:00 Mick McCarthy has expressed his sympathy for ex-Wigan manager Owen Coyle, who was amongst a number of Championship bosses to lose their jobs over the weekend. |
We Are Hard To Beat. It's Not Pretty But It Is Effective - Notes for Charlton Fri 29th Nov 2013 11:10 HarryfromBath assesses the mood in the opposition camp ahead of Saturday's game by delving into their forums. |
Mings Will Replace Cresswell If He Moves On Fri 29th Nov 2013 06:00 Boss Mick McCarthy says he has told Tyrone Mings that he will be Town’s left-back if interested Premier League clubs firm up their interest in current first-choice Aaron Cresswell during the January transfer window. |
Town Back to 4-4-2 for Leicester Fri 22nd Nov 2013 16:08 Boss Mick McCarthy will revert back to his usual 4-4-2 formation when the Blues take on high-flying Leicester at Portman Road on Saturday afternoon, despite a switch to a more gung-ho 4-3-3 leading to the dramatic 3-2 victory at Blackpool a fortnight ago. |
Tactical Switch No Surprise to Hunt Fri 22nd Nov 2013 09:08 Mick McCarthy’s change of tactics that played a huge part in Town securing their first away win of the season at Blackpool did not surprise new signing Stephen Hunt. |
Hunt Admits Summer Mistakes Fri 22nd Nov 2013 06:01 Town new boy Stephen Hunt has admitted he was probably guilty of an error of judgment in the summer when he knocked back several offers from home and abroad. |
Hunt Not Giving Up on Ireland Fri 22nd Nov 2013 06:00 Stephen Hunt is eyeing a return to the international scene that would take his Republic of Ireland cap count to at least 40. |
Skipper Has No International Retirement Plans Tue 19th Nov 2013 09:50 Skipper Carlos Edwards will win his 88th but probably not his last international cap when Trinidad and Tobago face Jamaica in a friendly at the Hasely Crawford Stadium in Port of Spain overnight. |