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Matt Holland, the hero of Ireland’s last World Cup qualifier away to Portugal, chats to The42.

Sheeran: I Get a Player Tracksuit With My Initials On Friday, 28th May 2021 20:21 Ed Sheeran has revealed that he instigated his sponsorship of the Blues’ first-team kits for 2021/22 and is looking forward to some of the perks which come with it. Framlingham-based singer-songwriter Sheeran’s sponsorship of Town’s shirts for the campaign ahead was announced earlier in the month with the kits bearing symbols relating to his upcoming tour. “How it all kicked off, I started sponsoring Framlingham Town U11 girls’ team,” Sheeran told BBC Radio 1. “I got emailed and they were like �...

Former Nigerian international Findi George has admitted that he could have joined Tottenham Hotspur in 1998 and expressed his regret at the move not materialising. George, a pacey winger who was known for his dribbling skills, is one of Nigeria greatest ever players having helped his country win the African Cup of Nations in 1994 and featured in two World Cups. While the wide man had a solid career in Europe with the likes of Ajax, Real Betis and Mallorca, he only arrived in English football towards the end of his career. His move to Ipswich Town did not work out as he would have hoped as he ...

Brandon Todd is already an eager Ipswich Town fan - Credit: Steven Todd An Ipswich father has shared his experience of having a baby through IVF following an eight-year-journey to welcome his first child.  Steve Todd and his wife Samantha welcomed their first son Brandon at the end of April.  Baby Brandon was born by caesarean section - Credit: Steven Todd His birth marked the end of an eight-year journey to have a baby, after they sadly lost their daughter, Orla, in 2013, when doctors discovered she would not make it to full term.  “Eight years ago, my wife fell pregnant with our littl...

Alexander: It Really is the Stuff of Dreams Tuesday, 11th May 2021 17:39 Fraser Alexander admits it is “the stuff of dreams” as he prepares to lead the Town U18 side against their Liverpool counterparts in tomorrow’s FA Youth Cup semi-final at Portman Road. The game, which kicks off at 6pm and is being covered live by BT Sport, is the young Blues’ reward for eliminating Southend, Chelmsford, Fulham, Swindon, Middlesbrough and, most recently, Sheffield United to earn a place in the last four of the country’s most prestigious youth tournament. Alexander has been at the club for a de...