Ipswich Town say losses will be addressed
Debts rise to nearly £80 million under Marcus Evans ownership
McCarthy praise for McGoldrick and Hyam
Ipswich Town manager reacts after win against Leeds United
Changes at Town
Chief Executive leaves Ipswich. Owner Marcus Evans to take a more "hands-on" role.
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Mick McCarthy prepares for crucial match
A point for Ipswich in their final home game of the campaign against Birmingham will confirm their Championship status.
McCarthy: Cresswell's Premier class
Ipswich boss Mick McCarthy talks about Aaron Cresswell ahead of the Owl's clash.
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McCarthy: We want result at Owls
Blues boss Mick McCarthy said that he won't relax until Ipswich are mathematically safe.
"At the moment we're in a good position but we want to go and get something at Sheffield Wednesday, and try and make sure that the last two games we're not wanting points," McCarthy added.
"I don't want us to be going to Burnley wanting points on the last day because they might be needing them. It would be a huge game."
Midfielder Lee Martin is not expected to make the trip to Hillsborough. He's recently recovered from illness and injury.
McCarthy: Cresswell's been outstanding
Mick McCarthy says Cresswell's performances wn't have gone unnoticed.
– Mick McCarthyI believe there was interest in him last year. And I'm not trying to sell my players but I'd be surprised if there isn't interest in him this year because since November - I can only judge him on that - he's been excellent, outstanding.
McCarthy said that 56 points would be enough to keep Ipswich in the Championship. They reached that mark with the win over Palace, but he still won't relax until they are mathematically safe.
McCarthy: Cresswell a real talent
Ipswich Town manager Mick McCarthy admitted he wouldn't be surprised if there was interest shown in defender Aaron Cresswell this summer.
The 23 year old full back, who scored a stunning goal in Town's recent 3-0 Championship win over Crystal Palace, was linked with a move to Aston Villa last year.
Cresswell has been an ever present for Ipswich this season. Speaking ahead of their trip to Sheffield Wednesday, McCarthy said, "He's been excellent. He's a really really talented full back.
Town announce kids for a quid for Brum
Ipswich Town have announced under 16 will be able to watch the last home game of the season for £1.
Town take on Birmingham City on April 27 and the club have promised there will be pre-match entertainment for the kids before the game.
Full details of the kids for a quid scheme are available on the club website.
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Ipswich Town losses - reaction
Carl Day, chairman of Ipswich Town's Independent Supporters Trust, reacts to the latest statement of accounts for Ipswich Town Football Club Company Limited.
Ipswich Town say losses will be addressed
Debts rise to nearly £80 million under Marcus Evans ownership
Read the full storyMcGoldrick to sign for Town in summer
Ipswich Town have revealed that loan striker David McGoldrick will return to Portman Road in the summer on a permanent deal.
The game against Derby will be his last game for Town as his loan runs out. The Forest forward will sign for McCarthy's men should the club retain its Championship status.
Ipswich v Leeds - Mick McCarthy reaction
Ipswich Town manager Mick McCarthy on the battle for Championship survival and praises David McGoldrick & Luke Hyam
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