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Town boss Mick McCarthy says he hopes his hometown club Barnsley will ultimately secure Championship survival this season but insists they won’t get any favours when they visit Portman Road this evening.
Town visit manager Mick McCarthy’s hometown club Barnsley on Saturday looking to end a run of five successive draws by recording their second away win of 2017 and their fifth on the road this season.
Mick McCarthy could field an unchanged side as Town visit his relegation-threatened hometown club Barnsley on Saturday. Cole Skuse is expected to be fine despite suffering a head injury in last week’s 1-0 victory over Bolton, while Stephen Hunt is likely to be fine despite missing Thursday training with a tight groin.
Town boss Mick McCarthy believes there’s more to come from on-loan Manchester United midfielder Ryan Tunnicliffe, who extended his spell with the Blues until the end of the season earlier in the week.
Manager Mick McCarthy saw some positives in Saturday’s 1-1 home draw with Peterborough United, amongst them his side’s defending, despite “the really poor” goal they conceded in the first half.