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Lambert: Woolfenden's Going to Be a Really Good Player Thursday, 10th Jan 2019 18:19 Blues manager Paul Lambert believes young defender Luke Woolfenden is going to be a really good player in time and says Town, who handed forward Jack Lankester an extended contract earlier in the week, can’t afford to allow talented youngsters leave. Woolfenden, 20, was back at the club earlier in the week for Lambert to run the rule over him in training having been sent out on loan to League Two Swindon Town in August and has now returned to the County Ground. The central defender or right-back, who spen...

Ipswich Town 2-3 Swindon Town - Match Report Saturday, 9th Jan 2021 19:35 James Norwood and Alan Judge were on target for the Blues but two goals from Diallang Jaiyesimi and a stunner from Scott Twine saw Swindon to a 3-2 victory over the Blues at Portman Road. Jaiyesimi gave the visitors the lead on 16 before sub Norwood levelled for the Blues in the 62nd minute, but Twine smashed home a brilliant 30-yard strike on 67 to restore the Robins’ lead and Jaiyesimi made it 3-1 with a cross which found its way into the net seven minutes later. Judge gave the Robins a fright with Town’s second ...

Town Start Huge Month Against Millwall Monday, 31st Dec 2018 18:08 Town begin what manager Paul Lambert says is a “huge” month by hosting fellow strugglers Millwall at Portman Road on New Year’s Day. The Blues go into 2019 bottom of the Championship, seven points plus goal difference from safety with the Lions in 20th, 10 points ahead of them having won their last two matches, both at the Den. Asked how big a month January is for Town both on an off the field - with half-a-dozen additions being targeted - Lambert said: “Huge. But I keep going back to it, so was August, so was July, ...

Downes: Dressing Room Still Positive Despite QPR Defeat Friday, 28th Dec 2018 06:00 Midfielder Flynn Downes says the dressing room remains positive that the gap to safety can still be bridged, despite the 3-0 Boxing Day defeat at QPR stretching the divide to seven points. “It was a tough one to take, we were right in the game and obviously a few mistakes just killed us and on the day they were more clinical in the box. We’ll just have to move on to the next one,” the 19-year-old said. In addition to the defeat at Loftus Road, results elsewhere went against the Blues, adding a further ...

Striker Freddie Sears was delighted to make his return from injury late on in the Boxing Day 0-0 home draw with Gillingham and believes he can have “some big moments” during the remaining months of the season.