Lee Will Be Registered for New Season - Ipswich Town News
Striker Alan Lee says he’ll still be registered as a Town player next season, despite manager Mick McCarthy hoping that he doesn’t have to use him.
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Striker Alan Lee says he’ll still be registered as a Town player next season, despite manager Mick McCarthy hoping that he doesn’t have to use him.
Academy second-year scholar Teddy Bishop and former Tottenham striker Darren McQueen have agreed one-year professional deals with the Blues.
Town may have failed to qualify for the play-offs but central defender Christophe Berra believes it has still been a successful season.
Mick McCarthy has a somewhat depleted squad going into Saturday’s final game of the season at home to Sheffield Wednesday (KO 12.15pm). Cole Skuse has joined the likes of Luke Hyam, Paul Anderson, David McGoldrick and Sylvan Ebanks-Blake on the sidelines, but better news is that Anthony Wordsworth has returned from a dead leg.
Town boss Mick McCarthy has revealed that he’ll make changes to his team for Saturday’s final game of the season at Burnley. The Blues secured their place in the Championship for the 2013/14 campaign by beating Birmingham 3-1 at Portman Road last weekend.