Page 19 - John Wark News Today

The latest John Wark column is now up. John writes on Sunderland, Charlton, Mauricios horror challenge, UEFA Cup trips and answers some of your questions. The column can be found here: http://www.twtd.co.uk/warkytalky

TWTD is glad to announce another top book offer. There are two top Town books out soon, one written by TWTD editor Phil Ham and the other by some bloke called Matt Holland.

Town teenager Flynn Downes, who has broken into the senior squad in a big way this season, admits his inspiration to succeed has come from studying former Liverpool and England captain Steven Gerrard.

TWTD columnist John Wark has given us his view on tonights clash with Derby. Warks regular column will be on the site tomorrow. Heres how John sees it:

Boss Kieran McKenna’s transfer plans for the final fortnight of the window haven’t been altered by his sides impressive start and says that striker isn’t necessarily the position where he will be looking for a new recruit before the window closes on September 1st.

Russell Osman again writes for TWTD as he joins John Wark as regular columnists on the website. In his first column for the 2001/02 season he is upeat about the coming season:

TWTD is proud to announce our new signing for the 2001/02 season: John Wark. The Town legend will be writing a column, entitled Warky Talky, every Wednesday for the site starting from today.

Blues boss Paul Lambert hopes youngster Idris El Mizouni will be fit enough to return to the squad at Peterborough tomorrow but thas one or two worries about other players ahead of the visit to London Road, while he says the likes of Gwion Edwards, Emyr Huws and Alan Judge will have benefited from playing in the Carabao Cup tie at Luton on Tuesday.

TWTD is pleased to announce our first new T-shirts of the 2008/09 season. The new shirts pay tribute to new signing Pim Balkestein, four of the clubs managers, the classic 1980s stand line-up and the legendary Derek and Clives views on Norwich City FC.

Town have confirmed the signing of veteran centre-half Richard Keogh from Blackpool, the seventh addition of the summer.