Kings of Anglia - Ipswich Town podcast from the EADT and Ipswich Star

Ross Halls caught up with former Ipswich Town loanee Ben Pringle to discuss his time at Portman Road and journey in football in our Kings of Anglia podcast special.
Ben spoke about a range of memories, including early days in football, non-league days and winning back-to-back promotions with Rotherham United.
He chats about signing for Town on loan from Fulham, playing under Mick McCarthy and overall spell in Suffolk.
The duo also discuss moving to the United Arab Emirates to continue his playing career, life in Dubai and future plans.
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Mark Heath is joined by Stuart Watson to break down the furore over Nigel Farage’s visit to Ipswich Town last week.
The boys discuss the timeline of events, how we covered the story and what we know, plus what we don’t.
We talk about why we called for an apology from Mark Ashton, the questions we put to the club and how they’ve reacted to the storm.
We finish by chatting about what comes next, before looking ahead to the big clash with Birmingham on Easter Monday.
Plus, Mark looks at some big old ships and Stu reconnects with his inner fan.
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Ross Halls is joined by Alex Jones to discuss Ipswich Town’s 1-1 draw against Millwall.
The boys reflect on the match at Portman Road, a classic game of two halves, where the Blues dominated before fading away after the break.
Then it’s onto Jack Clarke’s goal, the Lions’ equaliser and stand-out performers, with a look at the overall picture after Middlesbrough’s stalemate at Blackburn.
There’s also chat around the international break, the Tractor Girls’ big WSL2 fixture, and new clothes, while Ross struggles to nail his outro.
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Mark Heath is joined by Stuart Watson and Alex Jones to discuss all things Ipswich Town ahead of a huge game with Millwall this weekend.
The boys start by sharing their thoughts on the state of play at Town with nine games left, and how the promotion race could play out.
Then it’s onto the clash with Millwall, looking at some key battles and debating who will start for Town.
We finish as ever with our predictions, plus Stu shares news of a little footy pilgrimage he’s taking this weekend too…
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Ross Halls is joined by Tom Cann to talk all things Ipswich Town Women after their 2-1 home win over Durham to extend their unbeaten league run.
The duo discuss the key talking points and standout performers from the victory over their relegation rivals in Colchester.
They hear thoughts from interim manager David Wright and forward Lucy Ashworth-Clifford, before reflecting on the last five games.
Then look at the league table and the big run-in as the battle for WSL 2 survival continues.
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