Stuart Watson
Chief Football Writer at East Anglian Daily Times
Chief Football Writer for the @eadt24 and @ipswichstar24. Reported on #itfc for more than a decade.
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1 week ago |
eadt.co.uk | Stuart Watson
Alex Palmer made a string of impressive saves in Ipswich Town's 2-2 draw at Chelsea. (Image: Ross Halls) Ipswich Town drew 2-2 at Chelsea this afternoon. Stuart Watson gives his player ratings. ALEX PALMER - 9 (Town Man of the Match) Town keeper was in top form, making eight saves in this game. He kept out Levis Colwill's close-range header in the first half and then pulled off three big stops at the end to deny Trevoh Chalobah, Cole Palmer and Enzo Fernandes.
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1 week ago |
eadt.co.uk | Stuart Watson
Ipswich Town beat Chelsea 2-0 at Portman Road at the end of 2024. (Image: Steve Waller) Ipswich Town take on Chelsea, at Stamford Bridge, in a Premier League match this afternoon (2pm). Stuart Watson previews the action... WHAT'S TO PLAY FOR Last weekend's 2-1 home defeat to Wolves finally put an end to any lingering hope that Ipswich Town could pull off a great escape.
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1 week ago |
ipswichstar.co.uk | Stuart Watson
Axel Tuanzebe is due to be out of contract at Ipswich Town this summer. (Image: PA) Ipswich Town manager Kieran McKenna said he'd love for Axel Tuanzebe to extend his contract with the club, but acknowledges the defender has a decision to make. The Blues took their one-year extension option in the 27-year-old's deal last summer and, as a result, he is set to become a free agent this summer. "Again (like with Cameron Burgess), there's been discussions," said McKenna.
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1 week ago |
eadt.co.uk | Stuart Watson
Axel Tuanzebe is due to be out of contract at Ipswich Town this summer. (Image: PA) Ipswich Town manager Kieran McKenna said he'd love for Axel Tuanzebe to extend his contract with the club, but acknowledges the defender has a decision to make. The Blues took their one-year extension option in the 27-year-old's deal last summer and, as a result, he is set to become a free agent this summer. "Again (like with Cameron Burgess), there's been discussions," said McKenna.
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1 week ago |
ipswichstar.co.uk | Stuart Watson
Kieran McKenna says he is committed to leading Ipswich Town if they drop back into the Championship. (Image: PA) Ipswich Town manager Kieran McKenna says he is fully committed to staying on if the club is relegated to the Championship. The Blues boss was a wanted man last summer after leading the club to back-to-back promotions to the Premier League but, having been strongly linked to Manchester United, Chelsea and Brighton, he ultimately signed a new four-year contract.
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Ipswich will be looking to complete an unlikely Premier League double against Chelsea on Sunday. Kieran McKenna believes the West London club are going to be one of the best in English football 'for years to come' 👇 #itfc #cfc https://t.co/EESzy4pL4m
'There's a couple of different reasons' Ben Godfrey hasn't been in an #itfc matchday squad since being subbed at half-time of the 4-1 home defeat to Tottenham. I asked Kieran McKenna about the January signing at this afternoon's press conference 👇 https://t.co/9fuaIrbWaT
'He's entitled to consider his future... I'd certainly like him to stay' Here's what #itfc boss Kieran McKenna had to say about Axel Tuanzebe (out of contract in the summer) at this afternoon's press conference 👇 https://t.co/IV01SzD9Sg