Wednesday, 23 July 2008 @ 10:07
Town offer Thatcher chance to sign
BEN Thatcher has been handed the chance to sign for Ipswich Town. Blues boss Jim Magilton made the offer after the tough-tackling defender impressed during the three game trip to Belfast.
Wednesday, 23 July 2008 @ 10:07
Magilton delighted with double swoop
BLUES boss Jim Magilton has welcomed his two new signings. Magilton said: “Richard is coming back at the right age. He's had loads of experience at two top class Premier League sides.
Wednesday, 23 July 2008 @ 10:07
Lisbie shows his commitment to Town
SO determined to play for Ipswich was Kevin Lisbie that he turned down the chance to become the highest paid player in Colchester United's history. The striker was offered an improved contract by the U's, who he is convinced will make a rapid return to the Championship, in an attempt to keep him but Lisbie admits his head had already been turned.
Wednesday, 23 July 2008 @ 10:07
Wright happy to work with Hollman
RICHARD Wright has dismissed suggestions he was not happy about the appointment of James Hollman as he wanted Malcolm Webster to get the goalkeepers' coaching job.
Wednesday, 23 July 2008 @ 01:26
Aldridge dives into limelight with Daley
LONDON (Reuters) - Obscured by 14-year-old diving prodigy Tom Daley's sudden rise to fame is the struggle of his synchronised partner Blake Aldridge for recognition.
Tuesday, 22 July 2008 @ 22:42
Calzaghe postpones Jones fight after injury
LONDON (Reuters) - Joe Calzaghe's planned light-heavyweight fight against Roy Jones Jr of the United States in New York in September was postponed on Tuesday after the Welshman injured his right hand in training.
Tuesday, 22 July 2008 @ 22:36
Dynamos put out Dragons
Durham belatedly booked their place at Twenty20 Cup finals day with a 44-run win over Glamorgan at The Riverside.
Tuesday, 22 July 2008 @ 16:07
Prodigal son returns
RICHARD Wright has returned home to Portman Road after a seven year absence.
Tuesday, 22 July 2008 @ 16:07
Wright: 'I want my England place back'
RICHARD Wright has completed one mission, and today the 30-year-old goalkeeper revealed that he is now setting out to complete another.