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Town boss Roy Keane will have to decide whether to rest a few players for Saturday’s FA Cup trip to League One Southampton with two arguably more important Championship games following on Tuesday and next weekend. Midfielder David Norris, just back from a long-term knee problem, could be one of those left out.

Boss Roy Keane says skipper Jon Walters has been “outstanding” since he took over as boss last April and should be playing in the Premier League. Keane made Walters his captain in September after Alex Bruce suffered an injury and the Republic of Ireland B international has kept the armband ever since.

Garnering millions of viewers, these groups have turned pen and paper gaming into the internet's best longform hangout.

Fishy Business (Season 5 Episode 6 of 8): George plans to buy a new pet. George and Mildred airs on ITV3 at 6:00 AM, Sunday 21 January. George plans to buy a new pet

Empire magazine called it in 2012 “the best Irish film in some time”. Directed by Lenny Abrahamson, produced by Ed Guiney and written by Malcolm Campbell, What Richard Did was an adaptation of Kevin Power’s novel Bad Day in Blackrock, inspired by the killing of Dublin teenager Brian Murphy in 2000.

Town keeper Arran Lee-Barrett has agreed a new 18-month deal with the club. The 25-year-old’s short-term contract with the Blues was due to end today.

Butler University will host its free, public Eclipse Festival from noon-4:30 p.m. April 8m 2024, complete with telescopes with solar filters.

Town boss Mick McCarthy has named the anticipated entirely changed XI for this evening’s FA Cup third round replay at League Two Portsmouth.

Town’s FA Cup run ended at the third round stage for the sixth successive year as the 10-man Blues were beaten 2-1 by League Two Portsmouth at Fratton Park. Former Blue Gary Roberts netted a penalty in the 32nd minute, then Marc McNulty added a second five minutes later to give Pompey a comfortable 2-0 half-time lead, then after the break Ainsley Maitland-Niles pulled one back before Piotr Malarczyk was sent off for two bookable offences.

Former Blue Gary Roberts netted a penalty in the 32nd minute and Marc McNulty added a second five minutes later to give Portsmouth a comfortable 2-0 lead over Town in their third round replay at Fratton Park at half-time.