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Home » FA Cup: Wrexham duo Nathan Broadhead and Kieffer Moore plot downfall of former club Ipswich Town
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FA Cup: Wrexham duo Nathan Broadhead and Kieffer Moore plot downfall of former club Ipswich Town

By britishbulletin.com13 February 20261 Min Read
FA Cup: Wrexham duo Nathan Broadhead and Kieffer Moore plot downfall of former club Ipswich Town
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After joining Ipswich from Everton in January 2023, Broadhead netted eight goals in 19 league appearances to help fire the Tractor Boys to promotion from League One.

He scored 13 league goals in the 2023-24 campaign as Kieran McKenna’s side gained promotion into the Premier League, ending the club’s 22-year absence from the top-flight.

“They were in League One at the time and my ambition was to play in the Premier League with that club, and we did it,” said Broadhead.

“It was really good for me and my career so I’m just thankful for that.

“We had the same team, near enough, from League One and everyone knew how each other played. It was a crazy few years, some of the best of my career to be fair.”

Moore – who was also with Ipswich in 2017-18 – spent the latter half of the 2023-24 season alongside Broadhead at Portman Road, scoring seven goals as they clinched promotion to the top-flight.

“I can only speak highly about that club. Everything around that club is amazing,” Moore said of Ipswich.

“I have very fond memories of the place, of course. Getting promoted to the Premier League was incredible. I’ll look forward to seeing some of the guys.”

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