Mick Mac News Today

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Academy second-year scholar Kyle Hammond says being offered a professional contract by the Blues helped ease the pain of rupturing an anterior cruciate knee ligament and facing the prospect of up to nine months on the sidelines.

Manager Mick McCarthy says it was strange watching the Blues 4-0 victory over Middlesbrough from his apartment in town last weekend. Flu forced the Town boss, who celebrated his 54th birthday yesterday, to miss a game for the first time in his 21-year management career.

Andy Drury replacing the injured Luke Hyam is the only change to Mick McCarthy’s side taking on Bolton Wanderers at the Reebok Stadium today. The 21-year-old midfielder suffered a calf injury in the victory over Nottingham Forest on Tuesday and didn’t travel with the squad.

Town, Nottingham Forest and Brighton are keen on former Arsenal and Fiorentina striker Arturo Lupoli, according to a report in Italy.

Former Town boss Roy Keane reveals that he, owner Marcus Evans and chief executive Simon Clegg never held a meeting together during his 20 months at the club in his latest autobiography

Former Town skipper Luke Chambers may no longer be part of the Portman Road furniture but his influence is still being felt at the club, Kane Vincent-Young has confirmed.

Bersant Celina returns to an otherwise unchanged Town side facing Aston Villa at Portman Road this afternoon.

This season’s ITFC Supporters Club Player Awards Evening will take place on Saturday 12th April in the Sir Bobby Robson Suite at 7pm. The Town first team squad and coaching staff, including manager Mick McCarthy and his assistant Terry Connor, will once again be in attendance.

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