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Mick McCarthy says its no surprise to him that Nottingham Forest, who the Blues face at the City Ground this evening, are currently eighth in the Championship (KO 7.45pm). Skipper Carlos Edwards is a doubt with a groin problem suffered in the 1-0 victory over Leicester on Saturday, while striker David McGoldrick is unavailable against his parent club.

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A claim that Blues skipper Luke Chambers is being targeted by his former club Nottingham Forest is the first transfer link involving Town as the final day of the transfer window gets up and running. Clubs have until 11pm this evening to sign players.

Town boss Roy Keane says he will make changes for today’s home game against his former club Nottingham Forest with some of his players unable to play two games in three days (KO 3pm). Central defender Gareth McAuley looks set to be amongst those dropping out having returned to action after achilles surgery at Coventry on Saturday.

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Town boss Mick McCarthy says Tuesday’s 1-0 win at Derby was a morale booster for the Blues ahead of Saturday’s home game against the Rams’ East Midlands rivals Nottingham Forest.

Town boss Mick McCarthy says former Blues frontman Daryl Murphy, who returns to Portman Road with Nottingham Forest tomorrow, is still as good as anybody of his type in the Championship.

Luke Hyam and new loanee Tyrone Barnett are set to come into the Town side which faces Nottingham Forest at Portman Road this evening. Midfielder Hyam will take over from Nigel Reo-Coker, who is out with a hamstring problem, while Michael Chopra will probably drop to the bench to allow Barnett to make his Blues debut.

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Having represented Cardiff City last term, 22-year-old Ghana prospect Jordi Osei-Tutu has found a new home in England but on a short-term deal