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Former Blues striker Balint Bajner has revealed he has overcome repeated hospitalisations with Covid-19 to return to football after a three-year hiatus.

Luke Hyam has revealed he came close to departing Town on loan in the January transfer window before deciding to stay put and continue his quest to earn a new contract.

Town have named a young U23s side for this evening’s Premier League Cup fixture against Aston Villa at Hednesford Town’s Keys Park (KO 7pm).

To use up the milk from one carton and supplement it with the milk from another carton? Mixing cows innit. Feels a bit weird to me, but the wife says Im being ridiculous. Thoughts?

Boss Mick McCarthy’s pre-match press conference ahead of Saturdays game at Preston North End will be shown live on TWTV at 8.30am on Friday morning.

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Town striker Martyn Waghorn admits he would love to end a 14-game goal famine at Preston on Saturday but insists the number one priority will always be the team and trying to secure a positive result.

Boss Paul Jewell says the players currently out of his first team are showing the right attitude as they look to win a place in the starting XI. Defenders Tommy Smith and Darren O’Dea, midfielders Luciano Civelli and Jaime Peters and striker Tamás Priskin are currently amongst those regularly amongst the substitutes and not starting.

Paul Jewell says he’s had plenty of dust-ups with QPR manager Neil Warnock over the years, even stretching back to his time as a player. However, the Blues boss says Warnock, whose table-topping side his Town team faces at Loftus Road this evening (KO 8pm), is a very good manager and he expects the west Londoners to be promoted to the Premier League this season.

Or are we holding off to see what is happening with McKenna in the summer?