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Published: 12:08 PM February 20, 2021    Updated: 1:30 PM February 20, 2021 Josh Bartlett from Away Days with a selection of his beers – which includes the new "Lambert Out" ale - Credit: Josh Bartlett/Away Days A disgruntled Ipswich Town fan has launched a new "Lambert Out" beer to vent fellow supporters' frustrations over the club's management. Newark-based Tractor Boy Josh Bartlett, owner of Away Days beers, said he was inspired to make the "mid-table ale" as a result of continued anger among fans over the club's current situation – although he hopes people will see the humour. The...

Lambert Out Beer Launched The Away Days Beer Company have released a new limited edition Lambert Out beer. Owner and lifelong Town fan Josh Bartlett said: “As a lifelong ITFC fan myself, it hurts to see where the club is currently with there seeming no end in sight to our slide down the football pyramid. “The Ipswich fans were there for me when I launched Away Days, and following demand from these same fans for a ‘Lambert Out’ beer, it’s only fair I repay the favour so am happy to announce the launch of the Lambert Out Fantasy Pack.”

Away Days Launches Legends Boxset and Calls For Manager Change Monday, 25th Jan 2021 16:14 The Away Days Beer Company is hoping to cheer the mood among the Blues support while calling for a change of manager at Portman Road via the launch of the ITFC Legends beer boxset. The box features all six of Away Days' Town-themed beers, Hoppy Robson, Boncho, The Beat, Butcher’s Bandage, Brazil’s Best and Pablo’s Pale. “With some us coming to the end of Dry January and some of us just plain fed up of watching the decline of our beloved ITFC, we decided to launch the boxset on our website with...

Ipswich Town 0-2 Portsmouth - Half-Time Saturday, 12th Dec 2020 16:02 Two Ryan Williams goals have given Portsmouth a 2-0 half-time lead over the Blues at Portman Road. Town boss Paul Lambert made one change with Andre Dozzell returning in the three-man central midfield, alongside Jon Nolan with Alan Judge ahead of them, having missed last week’s 2-1 win at Plymouth as he was suspended having reached five bookings. Brett McGavin dropped to the bench, while striker Aaron Drinan was also among the subs having recovered from his hamstring injury. Portsmouth were unchanged from the team which...