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Rhodes Hoping for Pre-Season Return - Ipswich Town News

Rhodes Hoping for Pre-Season Return Thursday, 7th May 2009 08:46 Striker Jordan Rhodes says he will be fit for pre-season training having been sidelined for the final weeks of 2008/09 with a broken metatarsal. The injury meant that the Rhodes missed out on closing weeks of loan club Brentford s League Two championship-winning campaign. The 19-year-old says he is confident he will be OK to get back into action when the Town squad return to Playford Road after their summer break: I m on the mend. I should start walking in a few days, then hopefully be fit for pre-season. The striker, named the PFA Fans League Two Player of the Season, says the Blues new manager has emphasised that hard work will be the key to winning a place in his side: Roy Keane has told us if we work hard in training then he ll give us the rewards we deserve.”

Wes Hoolahan on target in 9-goal thriller

He s getting no-frills treatment there but he still manages to make it look effortless

Wes Hoolahan nominated for League Two Player of the Season award

Wes Hoolahan nominated for League Two Player of the Season award More recognition for the former Ireland playmaker, who’s three weeks out from his 39th birthday. By Paul Dollery Tuesday 27 Apr 2021, 10:54 AM 1 hour ago 1,981 Views 6 Comments Hoolahan has played 34 games this season. Image: PA Image: PA VETERAN PLAYMAKER WES Hoolahan could make it back-to-back Irish winners of the League Two Player of the Season award later this week. Hoolahan, who’s three weeks out from his 39th birthday, has been announced as one of three nominees for this year’s prize. Also in contention are his Cambridge United team-mate Paul Mullin, who has scored 29 league goals this season, and Forest Green Rovers striker Jamille Matt.

McCarthy Chasing Vital Three Points - Ipswich Town News

McCarthy Chasing Vital Three Points Tuesday, 16th Apr 2013 06:00 The Blues go into tonight’s home game against Crystal Palace looking for the three points which manager Mick McCarthy expects will be enough to guarantee Championship football during 2013/14. Town currently sit in 17th place on 53 points, four from the drop zone with four matches left to play. McCarthy believes another win ought to be enough to ensure safety, but given the division’s notorious unpredictability, he’s not entirely certain: “I think with 56 points we’ll stay up but that’s only me thinking, that’s only me assuming and as we all know, assumption is the mother of all cock-ups! But I do think that’s what will happen, and I’ll take it now.”

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