Mac ‘bonkers’ about Daryl

Manager Mick McCarthy has warned potential suitors a "bonkers offer" will be required if Daryl Murphy is to leave Ipswich.

Mac ‘bonkers’ about Daryl
Sat, 27 Dec, 2014 - 00:00
Darren Norris

Murphy continued his stunning form yesterday by netting an early brace to inspire the high-flying Tractor Boys to a 4-2 Championship win at promotion rivals Brentford.

Murphy has now netted 16 times this season and McCarthy is unfazed by rumours about his striker.

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