Gary Monk News Today

Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are the writer and academic, Maya Goodfellow and the deputy Political Editor of the daily express, sam lister. Welcome back to you both. Lets look at some of the front pages. The times reports that home secretary, priti patel, has told a police chief that he must uphold the law after his officers failed to stop anti racism protesters from toppling the statue of a slave trader and throwing it into bri...

Since Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenneys takeover of the club, things have been on the up.

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Town boss Mick McCarthy had no complaints about Jordan Spence’s red card which he felt changed the game as Fulham came from behind to beat the Blues 4-1 at Craven Cottage.

Former Blues loanee Chris Wood’s 35th minute header saw Leeds United to a 1-0 victory over Town at Elland Road. The Whites might have won by a more comfortably margin having come close on a number of further occasions, while the Blues never looked like getting anything from the game once they had gone behind.

Town take on Leeds United on Saturday looking for a repeat of last year’s visit to Elland Road when the Blues recorded their second away win of 2015/16, Tommy Smith netting the only goal of the game.

The final day of the transfer window has got off to an early start with a report on Wearside claiming Town could be interested in taking former central defender Titus Bramble on loan from Sunderland. The window closes at 11pm this evening

Town boss Mick McCarthy has revealed he expects to speak to owner Marcus Evans regarding his future over the next three or four weeks and says he won’t be “driven out” of the club by “a small section of fans”. He says he believes its more likely that Evans will ask him to stay on rather than end his five-and-a-half-year spell in charge at Portman Road.

Freddie Sears netted his first goal for four months as the Blues drew 1-1 with Leeds United at Portman Road. The striker turned home Grant Ward’s right-wing cross in the ninth minute but Stuart Dallas equalised against the run of play on 42 with Town having much the better of the chances in the second half, David McGoldrick going closest to winning it when he hit the bar.

Boss Mick McCarthy thought Town were unlucky not to have beaten Leeds after putting in what he felt was a “really good positive performance” as the sides drew 1-1 at Portman Road. Freddie Sears put the Blues in front on nine before Stuart Dallas equalised for the Whites three minutes before the break.