Championship round-up
Cardiff moved to the brink of promotion to the Barclays Premier League with a comfortable 3-0 victory over 10-man Nottingham Forest
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What Twitter says: Your club's Player of the Season
@itvfootball Juan "The Assist" Mata.....12 goals 24 assists. The worlds best creative midfielder right now #CFC
From @CFCChatter on Twitter:@itvfootball ITFC-luke chambers.definate improvement under mick mccarthy.has leadership qualities and a massive desire to be successfull
From @mcorton75 on Twitter:@itvfootball Michael Carrick. Played a key role in United winning the league back and is finally getting the praise he deserves. Brilliant.
From @IanKenrick97 on Twitter:Who's been your club's player of the season? Tweet @itvfootball with your nominations.
Championship round-up
Cardiff moved to the brink of promotion to the Barclays Premier League with a comfortable 3-0 victory over 10-man Nottingham Forest
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Skint fan gets ticket from Ipswich player
An Ipswich fan who could not afford a ticket to the game against Bolton on Saturday got an unexpected but very welcome pair of tickets after he tweeted one of the ITFC players.
Before the game Tris Monk from Haverhill tweeted a good luck message to Ipswich's Tyrone Mings, in which he mentioned that he could not afford to go to the game.
Not long afterwards Mings tweeted Tris back asking if he could get to Portman Road, and said that there would be two tickets for the match waiting at the stadium.
Remembering Sir Bobby
Stars from the world of sport and showbiz were at The Sage in Gateshead on Monday night to celebrate the life of Sir Bobby Robson. The fundraiser was held on what would have been the former England and Newcastle manager's 80th birthday. He was remembered through songs, interviews and speeches.
Chopra quits Twitter
Ipswich striker Michael Chopra has quit Twitter after posting a picture of a bag stuffed with money
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Footballers Michael Chopra and James Coppinger have been found in breach of the Rules of Racing
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Ipswich part company with Jason Scotland
Ipswich have parted company with striker Jason Scotland by mutual consent.
The 33-year-old penned a new one-year deal last summer under then-boss Paul Jewell but has only featured once off the bench since the appointment of Mick McCarthy in early November.
Scotland will now look to gain regular first-team football elsewhere.
McCarthy told Town's official website, www.itfc.co.uk: "Jason is a fantastic guy and has been great around the training ground but we are going younger and he's been missing out.
"He understands that and wants to go out and play football at the twilight of his career. We wish him well."
Scotland joined Ipswich from Wigan in 2010 and enjoyed close to 100 appearances in total, scoring 21 goals.
McCarthy: New strikers will boost competition
Ipswich Town boss Mick McCarthy says bringing in new forwards will increase competition for places.
The Portman Road manager says the moves were designed to get strikers to fight for their places, saying insecurity makes people work harder.
Chopra can't afford defence
Ipswich Town striker Michael Chopra claims he cannot afford to defend his name when a British Horseracing Authority panel begins
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Darren Bent and Andreas Weimann saved Aston Villa's blushes with second half goals to secure victory over Ipswich in the FA Cup third round
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