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In part 27 of the series, Kieron Dyer catches up with former Blues assistant manager Terry Connor, who selects the best XI from his time at Town before Dyer assesses his side.

Ed Schwartz, one of the Blues’ US directors, says Town’s promotion to the Championship is just the start, with the ownership’s ultimate aim remaining the Premier League.

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Blues loanee Luke Garbutt has been reflecting on his complicated immediate future with both his Everton contract and Town spell up at the end of June and football in a state of uncertainty due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Town have all but confirmed promotion back to the Championship after four years away after romping to a remarkable 5-0 half-time lead over Exeter at Portman Road, Conor Chaplin netting twice, and Massimo Luongo, George Hirst and Nathan Broadhead, a penalty, one each.

Player of the Year Conor Chaplin says it means everything to bring success to Town, the forward having taken his goals tally for the season to 29 by netting twice in this afternoon’s 6-0 hammering of Exeter which confirmed the Blues’ promotion to the Championship.

Boss Kieran McKenna hailed Town’s promotion-winning 6-0 thrashing of Exeter City as a special day and one which should be cherished.

Town come into this one knowing what they need to do. Four points out of their last two games will see them promoted to the Premier League.

Former Blues skipper David Norris ended his career on a dramatic note, netting a hat-trick for Lancaster City in his final match, a 4-3 Northern Premier League Premier Division defeat at FC United of Manchester on Saturday.