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Ashton: There Feels a Distance Between the Fans and the Club Thursday, 29th Jul 2021 21:30 Blues CEO Mark Ashton feels there is a distance between supporters and the club and that's partly why events such as tonight’s Fans’ Forum in the Sir Bobby Robson Suite have been instigated. Ashton was answering questions from fans along with manager Paul Cook and chairman Mike O’Leary. The event was attended by around 100 invited fans with PA man Stephen Foster on the microphone. Ashton took on his role at Portman Road on June 1st with plenty having happened since then. He says that with all th...

Three electricity cabinets have been painted by Blue Action - Credit: Blue Action Electricity cabinets in central Ipswich have been given a lick of blue paint as a football "wave of positivity" flows through the town. Members from the Blue Action supporters' group painted several green boxes in the town and Waterfront over the weekend, after receiving permission from local authorities. The boxes were all painted blue and white, with two including the club's three stars to mark the English league title, FA Cup and UEFA Cup wins. A Kevin Beattie-inspired box in Dogs Head Street - Credit: Blue A...

Three electricity cabinets have been painted by Blue Action - Credit: Blue Action Electricity cabinets in central Ipswich have been given a lick of blue paint as a football "wave of positivity" flows through the town. Members from the Blue Action supporters' group painted several green boxes in the town and Waterfront over the weekend, after receiving permission from local authorities. The boxes were all painted blue and white, with two including the club's three stars to mark the English league title, FA Cup and UEFA Cup wins. A Kevin Beattie-inspired box in Dogs Head Street - Credit: Blue A...

Lambert: I Left the Club in a More Than Decent Place Sunday, 18th Apr 2021 15:44 Former Town boss Paul Lambert says he left the Blues “in a more than decent place” and is now looking to the “next challenge” and doesn't rule out a move abroad. Lambert departed Portman Road at the end of February with a late run having seen the Blues to eighth, two points off the play-offs, putting a gloss on what overall had been under par campaign. “Being out of the game gives you time to think and reflect,” Lambert told the Sunday Herald. “It also gives you time to assess where you’re at, ...