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Town goalkeeper-coach Malcolm Webster is to retire at the end of the season.

McCarthy Chasing Vital Three Points Tuesday, 16th Apr 2013 06:00 The Blues go into tonight’s home game against Crystal Palace looking for the three points which manager Mick McCarthy expects will be enough to guarantee Championship football during 2013/14. Town currently sit in 17th place on 53 points, four from the drop zone with four matches left to play. McCarthy believes another win ought to be enough to ensure safety, but given the division’s notorious unpredictability, he’s not entirely certain: “I think with 56 points we’ll stay up but that’s only me thinking, that’s on...

Bart: My Best is Yet to Come Friday, 15th Apr 2016 06:30 by Dave Gooderham He might have just picked up two honours at the end-of-season supporters’ awards, but Bartosz Bialkowski has declared the best is yet to come. In the week when the popular 28-year-old Polish keeper lifted the Supporters’ Player of the Year and Junior Blues Player of the Year awards, Bialkowski could be forgiven for savouring a personally-fantastic end to a tumultuous season. But Ipswich’s number one has issued a positive message to downbeat supporters as he bids to make the goalkeeping shirt his own for many ye...

Does it really matter about their intellect? As long as they are a good coach and can convey their ideas, their intelligence has nothing to do with with. Day to day intelligence and football intelligence are 2 very different things. Two slightly different things, but still correlated. None of the correlations I see work in Walkers favour... Jimmy Walker gone... on 10:37 - Apr 15 with 1568 views Jimmy Walker gone... on 10:35 - Apr 15 by chrismakin Can you now send a reply, and after thanking him, can you ask him to get on the phone to PC Ha! I think he's happily retired now.

Hewitt and Tabb Set to Start at Peterborough But Chopra Out Friday, 8th Mar 2013 14:31 Boss Mick McCarthy will hand Elliott Hewitt his first Town league start and new loanee Jay Tabb looks set to make his Blues debut in Saturday’s vital relegation six-pointer at Peterborough United. Michael Chopra joins the suspended Lee Martin and Richard Stearman on the sidelines due to a dead leg, but skipper Carlos Edwards and midfielder Jay Emmanuel-Thomas return to the squad after missing the midweek trip to Nottingham Forest. McCarthy says he decided to add Tabb to his squad having lost the suspend...