There’s been a lot going on at Portman Road over the last seven days – here’s our most-read Ipswich Town stories of the week.
MONDAY
Three days on from a hard salary cap being voted in by League One clubs, Stuart Watson used the benefit of new information to look at how it will affect Ipswich Town...
It was also the day we discovered that Stephen Ward was on trial with the Blues...
READ: Former Republic of Ireland international Ward training with Town
And there was news of a devastating blow for a Town youngster...
READ: Morris facing long spell out after suffering second serious knee injury
TUESDAY
We looked a bit more at the career of Ward...
And gave our verdict on a report that there is interest in one of Town’s wingers...
READ: Ipswich Town transfer rumour: Championship duo ‘join the race’ for Gwion Edwards
Plus there was news of a high-profile Town friendly...
READ: Ipswich Town set for friendly at Tottenham’s new ground
WEDNESDAY
A glowing reference for a Town striker target...
READ: ‘A figurehead, a top guy and almost guaranteed goals’ - Mowbray’s assessment of Town target Graham
THURSDAY
We looked at how Ward did in the Championship with Stoke last season...
READ: ‘Solid’, ‘capable’ and ‘sound enough’ – Town trialist was a six out of 10 man at Stoke
Then later that day broke the news that he had been offered a contract...
READ: Town offer Ward contract after veteran impresses in training
There was also news regarding fixtures release day, plus dates for cup draws and ties...
READ: Cup draws, fixtures release and when KO games will be played... some key dates for your diary
Plus another friendly was announced (this time officially)...
READ: Ipswich Town to face Colchester in friendly double-header to be streamed online
FRIDAY
The well-contacted Andy Warren brought you the latest on Town being in talks with Ward and two goalkeepers...
Another friendly is announced...
READ: Town announce West Ham friendly as first Hammers clash is cancelled due to positive virus test
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