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Keeper Kelvin Davis is having talks with Sunderland today regarding his proposed move to the Black Cats. Chairman David Sheepshanks has already spoken to his Sunderland counterpart Bob Murray about the former England U21 internationals fee, thought to be somewhere approaching £1 million.

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Tommy Miller remains Towns big doubt ahead of Saturdays home game with Nottingham Forest at Portman Road. The midfielder has a hamstring injury and will be assessed on Friday.

German goalkeeper Jonas Sela has returned to Town for a second trial more than two years after his previous spell at the club. The 26-year-old, who was last

Town still have around 2,000 tickets available for tonights Worthington Cup semi-final with Birmingham City. Either it seems fans are not interested in watching Birmingham or some have felt that they had no chance of getting a ticket to the game.

Defender Michael Synnott is on trial with Blue Square Premier side York City. Synnott, 21 this month, was a member of Towns 2005 FA Youth Cup-winning side.

Goalkeeper Andy Marshall is Joe Royles biggest doubt ahead of Saturdays First Division clash with Walsall at Portman Road. Marshall took a heavy blow to his right leg near his ankle at Leicester and it is still very swollen.

Town 1-2 Forest Saturday, 24th Apr 2004 18:38 Former Town striker David Johnson scored twice as his Nottingham Forest side beat the Blues 2-1 and prevented Joe Royles side from cementing their play-off place. Johnson netted in each half with Dean Bowditch scoring an equaliser for Town in the first period. Joe Royle sprung a surprise with his line-up, recalling Drissa Diallo for the injured Tommy Miller, the Guinean international making up a back three along with John McGreal and Matt Elliot...

Town 1-0 Birmingham Wednesday, 10th Jan 2001 00:31 Town take a 1-0 victory to St Andrews in two weeks time. A penalty just before half-time from Marcus Stewart saw Town gain victory, but perhaps more important was the cleansheet kept by Richard Wright and his defence. Birmingham came with their usual physical, defensive approach, but most fans who were at Portman Road will probably most remember the contribution of referee Clive Wilkes who was as pedantic as they get and who made so many po...