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A sought-after Roy Keane was brought in as manager and spent big. It didn't work. Mick McCarthy was arguably a couple of signings away from a promotion-winning side in January The money didn't come. Contracts have regularly been run down and a disastrous transfer window in the summer of was the catalyst to Town playing third-tier football for the first time since Major investment is needed to get the club back to where many fans and former players believe it belongs, but a qualified structure within the football management side of the operation is also crucial.

The new owners do have previous experience of running a football club overseas, the question now is can they deliver at Portman Road? Everything you need to know to make sure you never miss a moment. The latest rumours and stories from around the world of football. Analysis and opinion from our chief football writer. How to get into football - the most popular sport in the world, with clubs and facilities throughout the UK.

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Ipswich Town is a club with an incredible history; UEFA Cup winners in , having participated in all major European competitions -- and never lost at home in Europe -- throughout their year history, with wins against the likes of Real Madrid, AC Milan, Inter Milan and Barcelona. They have produced and developed recognized talent such as Kieron Dyer currently the club's U's manager , Tyrone Mings and Titus Bramble and their managers have been some of the best in the history of the game, including the late Sir Alf Ramsey World Cup winner with England in and the late Sir Bobby Robson.

The good times, however, are gone and Ipswich find themselves in mid-table obscurity of League One after being relegated from the Championship in , thus ending their year tenure in the top two tiers of English football.

Now, it's a new day and Johnson looks ahead to the summer. This season is not done and dusted and despite being 11th in the table, a win against Wimbledon this weekend could see the Tractor Boys two points off a playoff spot. It's been hard for manager Paul Cook, especially since they have gone five league matches without scoring, but it's not impossible.

I think he's going to bring a difference in terms of hands on. With the utmost respect to Marcus Evans [former owner since ], you know, it's not a secret that he was fairly an absentee owner.

You really have to live, breathe, eat this stuff 24 hours a day I feel very fortunate with the success I have seen in Phoenix Rising. The credit goes to other individuals