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Ipswich Town 2-1 Burton Albion - Match Report Tuesday, 15th Dec 2020 21:55 Emyr Huws’s first league goal in more than three years saw Town to a 2-1 victory over League One’s bottom side Burton Albion at Portman Road. Keanan Bennetts gave the Blues the lead in only the fourth minute but Joe Powell hit back for the Brewers on 22 with Huws heading in a scruffy rebound 10 minutes from time to hand the points to the Blues, who as a result climb to fifth. Town boss Paul Lambert made three changes with Huws, Bennetts and Oli Hawkins coming into the team for Jack Lankester, Armando Dobra and Jo...

The banner read: "Lambo - cheers for the beers but it’s time at the bar." Lambert met with Blue Action at the start of his time in charge of Town and has previously highlighted the importance of the fans' backing. A statement posted by Blue Action today said: "We feel the time has come for the Ipswich Town support to send a clear message to the owner of our football club in the form of an organised protest. "Change is desperately needed; further highlighted by yet another limp, characterless performance against a so-called 'promotion rival' at the weekend. "This continuing form on the pitch...

Blue Action Plan Organised Protest Tuesday, 15th Dec 2020 09:52 Independent supporters group Blue Action has announced plans to hold an organised protest prior to the home game against Swindon Town on Saturday 9th January. Blue Action was formed at the start of the 2018/19 season in order to try to improve the atmosphere at home games via banners, stickers and the introduction of new songs, and more recently have produced a fanzine. Early on in manager Paul Lambert’s tenure they were invited to the training ground to talk about the atmosphere at Portman Road as the incoming boss sought to...

The banner read: "Lambo - cheers for the beers but it’s time at the bar." Lambert met with Blue Action at the start of his time in charge of Town and has previously highlighted the importance of the fans' backing. A statement posted by Blue Action today said: "We feel the time has come for the Ipswich Town support to send a clear message to the owner of our football club in the form of an organised protest. "Change is desperately needed; further highlighted by yet another limp, characterless performance against a so-called 'promotion rival' at the weekend. "This continuing form on the pitch...