Sandy Liddell News Today

Blues target Jack Ross has been confirmed as Sunderlands new manager.

Town have announced that fitness coach Andy Liddell will be leaving the club when his contract expires at the end of the month. The 44-year-old was offered new terms but has opted to move on.

Town caretaker-manager Bryan Klug felt the Blues squad couldn’t have given him any more during the 2-2 home draw with Middlesbrough in his final game and throughout his four-game tenure as temporary boss.

It was an emotional last game of his long career for Town goalkeeper-coach Malcolm Webster, who is hanging up his gloves this summer, aged 67.

Jonny Williams says he’s delighted to have extended his loan with the Blues until the end of the Championship season having enjoyed his first month at Portman Road. The 20-year-old Crystal Palace player’s second month with Town was confirmed last night.

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Town boss Mick McCarthy warns that Saturday’s opponents Wigan Athletic will still be a threat, despite the Latics current position of second-bottom of the Championship, eight points from safety.

Midfielder Anthony Wordsworth is working doubly hard to get back to full fitness after his recent bouts of tonsillitis, an illness which he says has affected him on several occasions in the last few years.

Town have no new injuries ahead of Saturday’s game against Mick McCarthy’s hometown club Barnsley at Portman Road, but the match is in doubt due to safety concerns with snow having fallen overnight and with more expected this evening.

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