2006–07 Ipswich Town F.C. season

Ipswich Town
2006–07 season
Manager Jim Magilton
Stadium Portman Road
Championship 14th
FA Cup Fifth round
League Cup First round
Top goalscorer League:
Alan Lee (16)

All:
Alan Lee (17)
Highest home attendance 28,355 (vs. Colchester United, 20 January)
Lowest home attendance 19,337 (vs. Preston North End, 19 October)
Average home league attendance 22,890

The 2006–07 season was the 62nd full season of league football for Ipswich Town F.C.. The club played in the Football League Championship for the 2006–07 season.

Events

First-team squad

Squad at end of season[1][2]

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Position Player
1 Republic of Ireland GK Shane Supple
2 Netherlands DF Fabian Wilnis
3 England DF Matt Richards
4 Canada DF Jason De Vos
5 Republic of Ireland DF Alex Bruce
6 England DF Richard Naylor
7 Republic of Ireland MF Owen Garvan
8 France MF Sylvain Legwinski
10 England MF Darren Currie
11 Wales MF Gavin Williams
12 Canada MF Jaime Peters
14 Republic of Ireland FW Alan Lee
15 Spain DF Sito
16 Northern Ireland DF Chris Casement
No. Position Player
17 England FW Dean Bowditch
18 England MF Danny Haynes
19 Republic of Ireland FW Jonathan Walters
20 England DF David Wright
21 England MF George O'Callaghan
23 England DF Dan Harding
24 Republic of Ireland FW Billy Clarke
27 England FW Francis Jeffers (on loan from Blackburn Rovers)
28 England MF Martin Brittain
30 England MF Sammy Moore
32 England DF Ian Miller
33 England MF Gary Roberts
34 Wales GK Lewis Price
36 England MF Liam Trotter

Left club during season

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Position Player
8 England FW Nicky Forster (to Hull City)
9 England FW Sam Parkin (to Luton Town)
19 England DF Aidan Collins (to Cambridge United)
20 England MF Mark Noble (on loan from West Ham United)
21 England MF Simon Walton (on loan from Charlton Athletic)
No. Position Player
27 Norway MF Vemund Brekke Skard (released)
27 Republic of Ireland FW Jon Macken (on loan from Crystal Palace)
38 Czech Republic GK Jaroslav Drobný (to VfL Bochum)
39 England DF Matthew Bates (on loan from Middlesbrough)
40 England GK Mike Pollitt (on loan from Wigan Athletic)

Reserve squad

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Position Player
22 England FW Darryl Knights
25 England GK Andy Rhodes
26 England DF Scott Barron
29 Northern Ireland MF Jim Magilton
No. Position Player
31 Republic of Ireland DF Michael Synnott
35 England DF James Krause
37 England GK Andrew Plummer
38 Scotland FW Jordan Rhodes

Transfer deals

In

Date Player Previous club Cost
4 August Dan Harding Leeds United Part-exchange
18 August Simon Walton Charlton Athletic Loan
18 August Mark Noble West Ham United Loan
21 August Martin Brittain Unattached Free
31 August Sylvain Legwinski Fulham Free
31 August Jon Macken Crystal Palace Loan
17 October Gary Roberts Accrington Stanley Loan
11 January David Wright Wigan Athletic Undisclosed (est. £200,000)
17 January George O'Callaghan Cork City Undisclosed
19 January Jonathan Walters Chester City £250,000

Out

Date Player New club Cost
4 August Ian Westlake Leeds United £250,000
25 August Sam Parkin Luton Town £340,000
31 August Liam Trotter Millwall 3-month loan
31 August Nicky Forster Hull City £250,000
31 August James Krause Carlisle United Season-long loan
Total transfer fees paid: Decrease £250,000
Total transfer fees received: Increase £840,000
Does not take into account undisclosed fees.

Results

Championship

Date Opposition Res. Score H/A Att. Ipswich Scorers
5 August Crystal Palace L 1-2 H 25,413 Forster
8 August Wolverhampton Wanderers L 0-1 A 19,199
12 August Leicester City L 1-3 A 18,820 Richards
19 August Hull City D 0-0 H 19,790
25 August QPR W 3-1 A 10,918 Walton, De Vos, Bowditch
9 September Southampton W 2-1 H 21,422 Walton (pen), Clarke
12 September Coventry City W 2-1 H 19,465 Noble, Clarke
16 September Birmingham City D 2-2 A 20,841 Lee, Walton
23 September Sunderland W 3-1 H 23,311 Currie, Lee (2)
29 September Colchester United L 0-1 A 6,065
14 October West Bromwich Albion L 1-5 H 22,581 Perry (o.g.)
17 October Preston North End L 2-3 H 19,337 Macken (pen), Lee
21 October Southend United W 3-1 A 11,415 Clarke, Legwinski, Lee
29 October Luton Town W 5-0 H 20,975 Legwinski, Peters, Lee (3, 1 pen.)
31 October Plymouth Argyle D 1-1 A 12,210 Legwinski
4 November Burnley L 0-1 A 11,709
11 November Sheffield Wednesday L 0-2 H 21,830
19 November Norwich City W 3-1 H 27,276 Legwinski, Haynes x 2
25 November Barnsley L 0-1 A 10,556
29 November Derby County L 1-2 A 22,606 Roberts
2 December Burnley D 1-1 H 20,254 Lee
9 December Cardiff City D 2-2 A 16,015 Macken (2)
16 December Leeds United W 1-0 H 23,661 Williams
23 December Stoke City L 0-1 H 20,369
26 December Coventry City W 2-1 A 22,154Macken, Lee
30 December West Bromwich Albion L 0-2 A 20,328
1 January Birmingham City W 1-0 H 22,436Williams
13 January Sunderland L 0-1 A 27,604
20 January Colchester United W 3-2 H 28,355Lee (pen), Legwinski, Haynes
30 January Stoke City D 0-0 A 11,812
3 February Crystal Palace L 0-2 A 17,090
10 February Leicester City L 0-2 H 21,221
20 February Wolverhampton Wanderers L 0-1 H 20,602
24 February Southampton L 0-1 A 27,974
3 March QPR W 2-1 H 21,412 Lee, Walters
6 March Hull City W 5-2 A 18,056 Jeffers, Peters, Lee, De Vos, Haynes
10 March Southend United L 0-2 H 24,051
13 March Preston North End L 0-1 A 13,100
17 March Luton Town W 2-0 A 8,880Lee, Richards
31 March Plymouth Argyle W 3-0 H 21,078Garvan, Lee, Haynes

FA Cup

Date Round Opposition Res. Score H/A Attendance Ipswich scorers
6 January R3 Chester City D 0-0 A 4,330
16 January R3Replay Chester City W 1-0 H 11,732 M.Richards
27 January R4 Swansea City W 1-0 H 16,635 Lee (pen)
17 February R5 Watford L 0-1 A 17,016

League Cup

Date Round Opposition Res. Score H/A Attendance Ipswich Scorers
22 August R1 Peterborough L 2-2 A 4,792 De Vos, Clarke Lost 4-2 on penalties after extra time

Statistics

Attendance

Matches

Top scorers

Leading goalscorers: Alan Lee - 14
Sylvain Legwinski - 5
Danny Haynes - 4
Billy Clarke - 4

References

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