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Boss Roy Keane has stressed the importance of bringing players with the right character to Portman Road during the summer.

Boss Roy Keane hopes next Sunday’s derby will prove the ideal game for his side to return to form after three successive defeats (BBC1, 1pm). Robert Koren’s second half strike was enough to give Hull City a 1-0 victory over the Blues at the weekend.

Boss Roy Keane says he needs to add one more loan player to his squad having signed Sunderland’s Jack Colback for a second time at the end of last week. The 20-year-old looks set to make his second Town debut in Tuesday’s game at Watford.

Boss Roy Keane says players he has worked with before are very much in his mind as he begins the process of strengthening his squad ahead of 2009/10. Already plenty of Keanes former team-mates or players from his time as manager at Sunderland have been mentioned in connection with the Blues.

Town boss Roy Keane will be looking for his side to complete an unbeaten first month of the season when Bristol City visit Portman Road on Saturday. The Blues have so far won four away games – including two Carling Cup ties which have gone to extra time – and drew their only home match 1-1 with Burnley.

Boss Roy Keane says he will give one or two youngsters a run out during the season’s final games, but will still be focusing on gaining a win when the Blues visit his old club Nottingham Forest on Saturday. Central defender Tom Eastman is most likely to make his senior bow having been on the bench at Derby on Monday.

Boss Roy Keane will be looking for his Town side to win three games in a row for the first time when the Blues travel to Leicester on Sunday (KO 3pm). The Foxes are

Boss Roy Keane says he will be looking to add to his striking ranks when the transfer window opens in January. The Town manager feels the Blues have found goals hard to come by throughout his time at Portman Road.

Keane Looking to End on a High Note Thursday, 29th Apr 2010 19:31 Boss Roy Keane says he wants the Blues to end the season on a high when Sheffield United come to Portman Road on Sunday (KO 1pm). The Town manager says more of the club’s youngsters may be given a run-out against the Blades. Keane told the club site: "Our fans have been magnificent this season. We have not given them much to shout about this year but hopefully we can finish the season on a winning note with three points aga...