Who is ipswich towns manager

Paul Lambert leaves with Ipswich eighth in League One after successive victories; former Wigan and Portsmouth manager Paul Cook in advanced talks to take charge; Lambert had overseen Town's relegation in and they failed to make the play-offs last season, finishing 11th.

Paul Lambert has left his job as Ipswich Town manager after "differences of opinion" with owner and chairman Marcus Evans. Former Wigan and Portsmouth boss Paul Cook is in advanced talks to take over, with a deal hoped to be concluded in time for the year-old to attend Tuesday night's game at Accrington before officially becoming the club's new manager on Wednesday. First-team coach Matt Gill will be in charge of the squad for Tuesday's game.

Ipswich announced they had parted company with Lambert by mutual consent on Sunday despite a victory over Doncaster in Sky Bet League One in what was to be his final game in charge. The Town Manager is responsible for: Preparing the Annual Town Report Preparing the Budget for adoption by the Select Board Preparing the Annual town meeting documents And a variety of other responsibilities New Content - Market Street Improvements Residents and business owners are encouraged to review roadway improvement options for our downtown area on Market Street.

Tweets by Town of Ipswich. Arrow Left Arrow Right. It will be a big challenge but it's a challenge that everyone at the Club has a part to play in. Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player. Joining Cook as first-team coach is former Ipswich midfielder Gary Roberts.

The year-old made 59 appearances for Town after joining the Club from Accrington, initially on loan in October He spent two years with the Club before joining Huddersfield and later went on to play under Cook's management at Chesterfield, Portsmouth and Wigan, winning promotion at all three of those clubs.

Updated: PM March 2, Paul Cook has been confirmed as the new manager of Ipswich Town. Most Read. Ipswich News. Become a Supporter This newspaper has been a central part of community life for many years. Don't Miss.