As so often has happened in the last two or three years, I wish that I could have written this latest column after a midweek game instead of after the Stoke game. True, the net result of both matches was the same, but I enjoyed Wednesday night far more, writes Karl Fuller.
Will Keane’s stoppage-time header secured Ipswich Town a 1-1 home draw against Stoke City yesterday, just days after an enjoyable 1-1 draw with Derby County at Portman Road. STUART WATSON reflects.
Ipswich Town boss Paul Lambert claims Norwich City goalkeeping coach Ed Wootten challenged him to a fight in the brawl during Sunday’s ill-tempered East Anglian derby clash.
Norwich boss Daniel Farke says he doesn’t think either the Canaries or Ipswich Town should be punished by the FA in the wake of the derby day brawl which saw Blues’ manager Paul Lambert sent off.
Ipswich Town are to complain to the FA about boss Paul Lambert’s treatment by a Norwich City steward in the brawl which saw him sent off in the ill-tempered derby clash on Sunday, Sky Sports have reported.
That was our season summed up in 90 very painful minutes - some half-decent football and possession all being ruined by missed chances and mistakes at the back, writes North Stander Terry Hunt.
Without any doubts whatsoever the point has arrived where, in my six-plus years of writing this column, this is the most difficult one I’ve ever had to pen, writes Karl Fuller.
The Ipswich Town manager Paul Lambert has sparked a debate on social media after being sent to the stands during Ipswich Town’s derby day clash with rivals Norwich City.
With the second East Anglian derby of the season this weekend, we take a look back at some memorable games against Norwich at Carrow Road down the years, including Danny Haynes’ famous late winner and the Texaco Cup final triumph...
Ipswich Town and Norwich City meet in the second East Anglian derby clash of the season at Carrow Road on Sunday. Here’s everything you need to know about the big game.
Kirkley & Pakefield manager Mark Willis cited the ‘fine margins’ of cup football after seeing his side lose to Ipswich Town in the quarter-finals of the Suffolk Premier Cup, writes Nick Garnham.
Young Ipswich Town midfielder Idris El Mizouni is among the most hotly-tipped of the current youth crop at the Blues – and he showed exactly why with this stunning strike.
We take a look at what happened on this day in Ipswich Town’s history. Today features Danny Haynes’ famous late goal at Carrow Road and David Unsworth scoring on his Blues debut in Sheffield United win...
