De Vos Wanting Noise


By Aston
April 29 2008

Town captain Jason De Vos wants Town's fans to recreate the atmosphere that saw Town beat Norwich at Portman Road earlier in the month when Hull visit on Sunday.

Town need all three points against Hull to stand any chance of a top 6 finish and of course a place in the play-offs and De Vos says Town's supporters can play their part in it.

De Vos: "The fans played a massive part in that result.

"They made the stadium an intimidating place for Norwich. They were very vocal and didn't allow Norwich to get in any rhythm.

"We need to recreate the same atmosphere on Sunday against Hull that we had for the derby. We need the fans to be really loud and get behind the team, as they always do.

"When you get an atmosphere like that at the derby, it can have a real positive impact on players and have a say on the outcome of a game."

The stadium should be nearly full with more then 24,000 tickets already sold, with Town's ticket office manager John Ford adding: "The phones were very busy on Monday and we are expecting the same today.

"We have already sold around 24,000 - 25,000 tickets and it's certain to be the second biggest gate of the season.

"The interest seems to be growing all the time and I would imagine we will be very close to a full house on Sunday, if not sold out."

If you can't make the game it is also being shown by Sky Sports.

Source: Ipswich Town - the official website

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