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Jackson, Judge and Parrott Start as Blues Host Plymouth Saturday, 13th Mar 2021 14:31 Kayden Jackson, Alan Judge and Troy Parrott return to the Blues’ starting line-up for this afternoon’s home game against Plymouth with James Norwood missing from the 18 and Jack Lankester and Teddy Bishop dropping to the bench alongside the Cole Skuse, who is in the squad for the first time this season. Jackson, making his first start under Paul Cook, starts as the lone striker in place of Norwood with Parrott behind him, while Judge looks set to start on the left. Veteran midfielder Skuse is in the 18...

Ipswich Town 1-0 Plymouth Argyle - Half-Time Saturday, 13th Mar 2021 15:59 Troy Parrott’s first senior goal has given Town a 1-0 half-time lead over Plymouth Argyle at Portman Road. 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 making his first start under Paul Cook, started as the lone striker in place of Norwood with Parrott behind him, while Judge was on the left. Veteran midfielder Cole Skuse was back in the 18 for the first time this se...

Cook: I Believe We Can Get in There, So Let’s Go and Try and Do It Friday, 12th Mar 2021 11:23 Boss Paul Cook believes League One will remain open right to the end of the season and says the Blues, who face Plymouth at Portman Road tomorrow, are capable of getting themselves in the shake-up come May. Town go into the match against the Pilgrims one place and one point behind Portsmouth in the final play-off spot with a game in hand on Pompey - who they travel to face next Saturday - with 14 fixtures still left to play. “I was speaking to [Lincoln boss] Michael Appleton after the game on ...

Lankester: Great to See So Many Academy Graduates in the First Team Thursday, 11th Mar 2021 13:43 It won’t have escaped Town fans’ attention that new boss Paul Cook’s starting line-up for his first home game in charge – Tuesday’s 1-1 draw with Lincoln – featured no fewer than five outfield players who all progressed through the club academy. One of them, Jack Lankester, was delighted to make his first start of 20121 alongside the familiar faces of Flynn Downes, Andre Dozzell, Teddy Bishop and Myles Kenlock, all academy graduates whose ability has seen them gain valuable experien...

Midfielder Jack Lankester shares the optimism building among the club’s supporters that Town can end the current campaign on a high by securing a League One play-off place.