Miller makes move permanent.

ITDFC’s 18 year old, Ipswich born ‘keeper Edgar Miller is set to make a switch of teams as he’s move to Bradford University has proven to be too much without being able to play his beloved football.

Edgar will make an official switch to Leeds United Ability Counts FC on January 18th in a move, which will see him being released by ITDFC.

ITDFC manager Hennon said “Eddo has always had the clubs backing at whatever he has decided to do, he’s always put 100 percent into everything he has done at the club, he is a good role model and a very likable character the will be missed”.

Assistant manager David Mullett added “I’ve know Edgar for along time and it will be a shame to see him go, not only as a player but as a friend to all at ITDFC”.

When Edgar was ask for his last comments he said “Ipswich Town F.C have always been a massive part of my life and when the change of being able to represent them by joining their disability team came along, I was overjoyed. Since joining the club I have had a great time, which I will remember for many years to come. It’s been great being able to train and play along side many great players, of whom I now class all as good friends. I believe that ITDFC have progressed a lot since first starting, they have a lot of potential and I wish all at the club the very best for the future”.