East Anglian Daily Times and Ipswich Star sports editor Mark Heath reflects on two of the most memorable games in his tenure in the job - the snow game and a miracle at Oakwell.
In our daily feature, we take a look at what happened on this day in Ipswich Town’s history, selecting one particular year, this time from 46 years ago when Sir Bobby Robson’s Town beat Coventry 3-0 on March 30, 1974
Ian Milne was managing director of Ipswich Town for nearly six years. In part one of an interview with STUART WATSON, he opens up about Mick McCarthy’s messy exit, Paul Hurst’s short tenure and players being able to go above the manager’s head.
In our daily feature, we take a look at what happened on this day in Ipswich Town’s history, selecting one particular year, this time a 1-1 home draw against fellow play-off hopefuls Nottingham Forest, from six years ago
It’s 21 years ago this month since Jim Magilton joined Ipswich Town. The charismatic Irishman was a hugely important player in George Burley’s promotion-winning team, and during that fantastic first season in the Premier League, writes North Stander Terry Hunt.
In our daily feature, we take a look at what happened on this day in Ipswich Town’s history, selecting one particular year – this time it’s a crunch home win over promotion rivals Derby County, thanks to a brace from Jason Dozzell, 28 years ago
It’s 21 years since Jim Magilton signed for Ipswich Town on a permanent deal from Sheffield Wednesday - here’s a look at some of the best pictures of the man known as ‘Magic’ throughout his time at the Blues as a player, and then as the boss...
Jimmy Bullard spent an event-filled 18 months at Ipswich Town. STUART WATSON spoke to the charismatic midfielder turned TV personality about the sparkling loan spell, that infamous night out in Newcastle and why it all ended in tears.
Football writer Carl Marston has visited 122 Football League grounds, many of them reporting on Ipswich Town. Here he recalls a Cup rout at Chelsea’s Stamford Bridge
One of Paul Lambert’s former players has offered a fascinating insight into his management style – and suggested that the Ipswich boss perhaps hasn’t adapted his approach to move with the times.
With the coronavirus pandemic hitting football across the country, Suffolk FA have today said that county cup finals set for Portman Road will ‘likely’ need to be hosted elsewhere.
In our daily feature, we take a look at what happened on this day in Ipswich Town’s history, selecting one particular year – this time it’s a trip to Wimbledon (or more specifcally, Milton Keynes), 16 years ago, with Darren Bent taking centre stage.
With no football to report on, the journalists who cover League One clubs have put forward the best team of the season so far based on performances against their club. No-one from Ipswich Town makes the most selected or back-up team, but five different players did receive votes...
Ipswich Town Women’s league title and promotion hopes have been dashed after the FA announced the decision to end the current season immediately and declare it null and void.
In our daily feature, we take a look at what happened on this day in Ipswich Town’s history, selecting one particular year – this time it’s from 34 years ago, and a Testimonial match for Paul Cooper, against the old enemy
In our daily feature, we take a look at what happened on this day in Ipswich Town’s history, selecting one particular year – this time it’s the turn of late-goal specialist Martijn Reuser, from 20 years ago
Ipswich Town midfielder Emyr Huws has urged everyone to support the ‘stay at home, protect the NHS, save lives’ campaign as the UK combats the coronavirus outbreak.
With no games to look forward to it’s the memories of action gone by that can fill our minds for now, and we can reflect on those good times that various games and players delivered to us, writes Karl Fuller.
In our daily feature, we take a look at what happened on this day in Ipswich Town’s history, selecting one particular year – beginning with 30 years ago, and another winner from John Wark
Scott Loach was in England squads, courted by Tottenham and got a dream move to Ipswich Town – the club he grew up supporting. STUART WATSON caught up with the 31-year-old, currently playing for National League side Barnet, to look back on his time with the Blues, what followed and what could come next.
Former Ipswich Town forward Jon Walters has taken to Twitter to tell the tale of a jogger defecating outside his house amidst the current panic buying of toilet roll due to the coronavirus crisis.
