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Keeper Kelvin Davis and striker Darren Bent have emerged as doubts for Town ahead of Saturdays home game with Rotherham United. Davis has a throat infection while Bent has picked up a knee problem.

Town boss George Burley has backed keeper Andy Marshall after the keeper dropped a clanger in the early stages of last nights match against Brighton and Hove Albion.

Former Blues boss George Burley has parted company with Cypriot side Apollon Limassol by mutual consent. The 56-year-old only took over as head coach in May.

Town keeper Andy Marshall says he may be interested in a move to Second Division Luton Town. The custodian has turned down the chance to join Plymouth on loan but a switch to the Hatters looks more appealing.

Unsurprisingly Andy Marshall felt he was fouled in the build-up to Norwichs goal during Sundays derby. The Town keeper appeared to be impeded by both Malky MacKay and Iwan Roberts as he collected Paul McVeighs ball forward.

A pulsating climax to the East Anglian derby saw Pablo Couñago grab an equaliser for the Blues in injury time from a Darren Bent missed penalty. Prior to that, the game had taken much the same pattern as recent derbies, Town having most of the play before conceding, and once again there was more than a little controversy.

Marcus Stewart is still rated as 50/50 for Sundays clash with Blackburn Rovers. He has trainined this week but it is still touch and go whether hell be fit for Sunday.

Five MAINEiacs onboard a KC-135 Stratotanker — call sign Maine 85 — got a new mission on the morning of Sept. 11, 2001.

In a move presaging tougher policies towards China, the Department of Defense’s National Defense Strategy announced that the “revisionist powers” China and Russia are the “central challenge to U.S. prosperity and security.” And on January 22, Donald Trump imposed steep tariffs on solar products and washing machines—a move seen as mostly targeting China. Will 2018 be a year of

Town marched into the UEFA Cup proper with a comprehensive 8-1 win against Avenir Beggen. Pablo Couñago claimed a hat-trick, Tommy Miller two goals, Wayne Brown a first for Town while sub Darren Ambrose and John McGreal completed the scoring for Town.