Lambert: The Club Needs to Reconnect
Thursday, 10th Jan 2019 17:27
The club’s need to reconnect with its ex-players, its fans and its community is at the heart of manager Paul Lambert’s long-term plans for Town.
“It just needs to reconnect, I think,” he said when asked what he felt is the biggest issue at the club.
“As I said before, I can’t speak for the last manager or anything like that, I can only speak about what I see.
“Mick McCarthy did great here in the time he was here, he did a great job. Paul Hurst came in for a short spell and I don’t know what’s happened there.
Baggott Considering Town Deal
Wednesday, 6th Jan 2021 14:56
TWTD understands that central defender Elkan Baggott has not turned down a contract from Town and is currently considering their offer of professional terms.
Earlier, it was reported that the 18-year-old had rebuffed the Blues’ offer of a contract alerting Premier League Leeds and West Ham to his potential availability.
However, we understand that the Indonesia U19 international has asked for time to consider the offer over the next few months but has not made any decision on the deal. Town are understood to be confident a contract will ultimately be signed.
Baggott is currently a second-year scholar but with the agreement for a third year with the academy already in place.
SUNDAY, December 13, was switch-on day for the Spectacular Christmas Light Show at 13 Broadlease. Sue and Mick Mills have decorated their house in aid of C.L.I.C. (Cancer Leukaemia in Children) please do go along, enjoy the lights and give what you can to this special cause. CAROLS in the car park will take place at Priory Estate Poulton on Sunday, December 20, from 5pm to 6.30pm. Booking essential - please see the church website www.ampneyinfo.com for a link to the Evenbrite page for this event. HOLY Communion on Sunday, December 20, will take place at 8am at Harnhill, followed by Parish Communion at 10am at Ampney Crucis.
Ipswich Town 2-1 Burton Albion - Match Report
Tuesday, 15th Dec 2020 21:55
Emyr Huws’s first league goal in more than three years saw Town to a 2-1 victory over League One’s bottom side Burton Albion at Portman Road. Keanan Bennetts gave the Blues the lead in only the fourth minute but Joe Powell hit back for the Brewers on 22 with Huws heading in a scruffy rebound 10 minutes from time to hand the points to the Blues, who as a result climb to fifth.
Town boss Paul Lambert made three changes with Huws, Bennetts and Oli Hawkins coming into the team for Jack Lankester, Armando Dobra and Jon Nolan.
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