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Football League referee Darren Drysdale was involved in an apparent confrontation with Ireland and Ipswich midfielder Alan Judge in a League One match.

Ipswich Town 0-0 Northampton Town - Match Report Tuesday, 16th Feb 2021 21:11 Stand-in skipper Flynn Downes was red-carded in injury time as dismal Town drew 0-0 with Northampton at Portman Road. The visitors had the better chances, coming closest when Peter Kioso hit the post in the first half. Josh Harrop was handed his full debut as Blues boss Paul Lambert made five changes from the team which lost 2-1 at Peterborough a week ago. Luke Matheson and Myles Kenlock returned as the full-backs w...

Darren Drysdale earlier apologised for losing his composure during the exchange with the Ipswich midfielder.

Referee Darren Drysdale goes head to head with Ipswich player Alan Judge Credit: Matchday Images Another bad night at the office for Ipswich Town and their beleaguered manager Paul Lambert ended with a bizarre twist as match referee Darren Drysdale appeared to square up to Town player Alan Judge towards the end of the nil-nil draw with Northampton. Drysdale is seen confronting Judge after turning down his penalty appeal. He then appears to lean his head into the Republic of Ireland internationa...

Blues general manager of football operations Lee O’Neill has confirmed there was loan interest in striker Kayden Jackson late on in the transfer window and also spoke to TWTD about some of the other January deals and rumours, including Janoi Donacien’s switch to Fleetwood, Brett McGavin’s move to Ayr United and Salford City’s interest in Jack Lankester.

Town boss Paul Lambert says he’ll give central defensive pair Luke Chambers and James Collins until Saturday to prove their fitness for Sunday’s East Anglian derby against Norwich City at Carrow Road, while youngster Jack Lankester will be out for longer than first anticipated with his back injury having suffered a stress fracture.

ONeill: One Or Two Deadline Day Loan Offers But Not Right For Us Thursday, 4th Feb 2021 19:03 Town general manager of football operations Lee O’Neill says the Blues turned down loan interest for “one or two” players on deadline day. Kayden Jackson was the subject of interest from Huddersfield shortly before Monday’s 11pm end to the window, while Salford City were keen on Jack Lankester, Doncaster and Fleetwood showed tentative interest in Toto Nsiala and a host of clubs, including Pet...

Salford After Lankester on Loan Monday, 1st Feb 2021 13:26 TWTD understands League Two Salford City want to sign Blues forward Jack Lankester on loan for the remainder of the season before tonights deadline. Lankester, 21, has slipped away from the first team picture in recent weeks as players have come back from injury and new additions Josh Harrop and Luke Thomas have been recruited on loan. The Bury St Edmunds-based wideman or number 10 was on the bench at Crewe on Saturday but last starte...

No Salford Approach For Lankester Monday, 1st Feb 2021 20:36 Forward Jack Lankester is set to remain at Town with Salford City ultimately not making an approach to sign the 21-year-old on loan. As reported earlier, the League Two side were keen on adding Lankester to their squad for the second half of the season, however, we understand they have not firmed up that interest. Lankester has slipped away from the Town first team picture in recent weeks as players have come back from injury and ne...

Lambert: Dozzell and Downes Could Be Driving Force in Town Midfield For Next Few Years Friday, 29th Jan 2021 11:28 Blues manager Paul Lambert hopes midfield pair Flynn Downes and Andre Dozzell will be the driving force in the Town engine room for the next few years. The duo have been playing alongside one another - as well as the likes of Luke Woolfenden, Jack Lankester, Tristan Nydam, Ben Morris and Brett McGavin - since they were academy schoolboys and are now key men in the first team squa...