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The most well-known fans of Ipswich Town including Charlie Simpson and Ed Sheeran

FLW profiles a few well-known Ipswich Town fans.

•  Ipswich Town is a club on an upwards trajectory, with big plans and ambitions, supported by a young and talented manager.
•  Famous supporters, including Ed Sheeran, Charlie Simpson, Jolyon Palmer, and Omid Djalili, bring added excitement to the club.
•  The fans have memories of Ipswich’s previous successes, such as their time in the Premier League and legendary players like Terry Butcher and Sir Alf Ramsey.
• Ipswich Town are undoubtedly a team on the rise after winning promotion from League One to the Championship last season.

  From the outside, it appears that the team is ambitious and has huge aspirations, and Kieran McKenna is a young, skilled manager who can guide them toward their objectives.

  The club’s recent victories would undoubtedly have delighted the club’s followers, including some well-known individuals you might not have known were supporters of the team.

  In fact, we’ve looked at four extremely well-known Ipswich Town supporters below.

• Ed Sheeran is among the most well-known individuals in the world, not to mention the most well-known Ipswich Town fan.

  He has been a shirt sponsor for the team for a while now in addition to being a supporter of the team.

• Charlie Simpson, a well-known figure in his own right, is another Blues supporter.

  As the lead singer of the band Busted, Simpson first gained notoriety in the early 2000s and has since stayed active in the music industry.

  In an interview from 2003, provided by TWTD, Simpson talks about contributing to the club and purchasing some shares.

  The experience of touring the locker rooms and entering the field, according to Simpson, was wonderful.

   

   

   

   

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• “I traveled to Wembley and was here to watch us defeat Manchester United 3-2 eight years ago, which was amazing because my brother cheers for United.

   

   

  “It was fantastic to be there, and I remember driving along the A12 on the way back with all the Ipswich flags flying from the bridges.

  “Since I was a kid, Ipswich has always been my club, and the share issue is a great opportunity to get involved in Town.”