Coca Cola Championship 2009-10
August
8 Coventry (A)
15 Leicester (H)
18 Crystal Palace (H)
22 West Brom (A)
29 Preston (H)
September
12 Middlesbrough (A)
15 Nottm Forest (H)
19 Doncaster (A)
26 Newcastle (H)
29 Sheff Utd (A)
October
3 Barnsley (A)
17 Swansea (H)
20 Watford (H)
24 Plymouth (A)
31 Derby (H)
November
7 Reading (A)
21 Sheff Wed (H)
28 Cardiff (A)
December
5 Bristol City (A)
8 Peterborough (H)
12 Blackpool (H)
19 Scunthorpe (A)
26 Crystal Palace (A)
28 QPR (H)
January
9 Leicester (A)
16 Coventry (H)
26 West Brom (H)
30 Preston (A)
February
6 Middlesbrough (H)
9 QPR (A)
13 Cardiff (H)
16 Peterborough (A)
20 Sheff Wed (A)
27 Bristol City (H)
March
6 Blackpool (A)
13 Scunthorpe (H)
16 Watford (A)
20 Barnsley (H)
23 Plymouth (H)
27 Swansea (A)
April
3 Reading (H)
5 Derby (A)
10 Nottm Forest (A)
17 Doncaster (H)
24 Newcastle (A)
May
2 Sheff Utd (H)
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Ipswich Town FC
Ipswich Town Football Club
Portman Road
Ipswich
Suffolk
IP1 2DA
Tel: (01473) 400500
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Brief History
Ipswich Town Football Club was founded in 1878 but did not turn professional until 1936, and was subsequently elected to join the Football League in 1938. The only fully professional football club in Suffolk , they have a long-standing and fierce rivalry with Norwich City in Norfolk , with whom they have contested the East Anglian Derby 138 times since 1902.
Club Stats.
Nickname |
Tractor Boys |
Founded |
1878 |
Ground
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Portman Road |
Capacity |
30,311 |
Highest attendance |
38,010 |
Captain |
Gareth McAuley |
Manager |
Roy Keane |
Club Website |
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Manager - Roy Keane
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