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CHRIS COULD DO BETTER – AT 51!

Lifelong Ipswich Town fan Jon Couch, of our sister publication The Non-League Paper, saw his beloved Blues taken apart by AFC Wimbledon on Tuesday night. He wasn’t best pleased…

SINKING FEELING: It’s more pain for Ipswich as Will Nightingtale celebrates giving AFC Wimbledon the lead and, inset, Blues boss Paul Cook
PICTURE: Alamy

PERCHED behind me at the plush Plough Lane stadium on Tuesday night was the unmistakable figure of Chris Kiwomya.
A man who, by no means classed as a ‘great’ of the game, earned legendary status to a generation of Ipswich fa...

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