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Cook: Games Are Never Meaningless For Players Monday, 3rd May 2021 16:58 Town travel to Shrewsbury on Tuesday night for their final away game of the season with manager Paul Cook insisting it’s not a meaningless fixture, despite both teams' season being over from a competitive perspective The 10-placed Blues’ play-off push fell away during April, while the Shrews, who are 17th, are no longer in danger of dropping into League Two. However, Cook says there will still be something in the game - and similarly also Sunday's final game at home to Fleetwood - for those taking part. "It's never...

Blues forward Jack Lankester says his recovery from injury is going well and is looking to hit the ground running when the squad return for pre-season at the end of June.

U23s End Season By Hitting Coventry for Six Monday, 24th Apr 2017 21:39 Town’s U23s ended their Professional Development League Two South season on an emphatic note by thrashing Coventry City 6-0 at Portman Road. Ben Morris and Flynn Downes both scored twice and Adam McDonnell and Ben Folami once each as Gerard Nash’s side dominated from beginning to end. The young Blues made a positive start with Albert Wilton making a break down the right in the opening minute but Sky Blues keeper Corey Addai claimed his low cross at a stretch. In the second minute striker Ben Morris mis-hit a low sho...

Written by tractorboykent on Friday, 16th Apr 2021 15:35 Paul Cook isn’t a man to mince words. Even though we are all sick of the continuing spiral of underachievement at Town, it was nevertheless still a bit of a shock to hear him lay into the 18 that capitulated to Wimbledon in what he described before kick-off as a season defining match. “If the whole squad didn’t want to come back from Wimbledon the other night, it wouldn’t have bothered me” just about sums it up. It’s hard to imagine a list of weaknesses longer than the one he bemoaned – “We don’t put crosses ...

Ipswich Town 1-0 Plymouth Argyle - Match Report Saturday, 13th Mar 2021 16:59 Troy Parrott’s first senior goal saw Paul Cook to his first win as Blues boss as Town defeated Plymouth Argyle 1-0 at Portman Road. The on-loan Tottenham striker seized on a poor Adam Lewis backpass in the fourth minute to grab the game's only goal with the three points seeing Town up into the final play-off place. Parrott, Kayden Jackson and Alan Judge returned to the Blues’ starting line-up with James Norwood missing from the 18 and Jack Lankester and Teddy Bishop dropping to the bench. Jackson, who was maki...