Image:Delaney: Happy to have committed his future to Ipswich by signing a new contract
Defender Damien Delaney has pledged his future to Ipswich Town by signing a new contract.
Defender keen to help Town win promotion to Premier League
Damien Delaney has pledged his future to Ipswich Town by signing a new contract which could keep him at Portman Road at 2014.
The Republic of Ireland defender has agreed a two-year deal with the option of spending a further 12 months with the Championship club.
Delaney's previous deal was due to expire at the end of the season and the 29-year-old is happy to be staying with Paul Jewell's side.
"I'm obviously delighted that everything is done and dusted now with the contract and I'm looking forward to spending at least two more years here and helping the club reach the Premier League," Damien told the club's official website.
"I came here to win promotion and that's the aim. I believe we can do it and I wouldn't have signed a new deal unless I felt that.
"There is a lot of optimism about the place and the results have shown that recently. There are too many positives, too much optimism to walk away from Ipswich Town.
"I tend to follow my gut instinct and everything was telling me to stay here and be part of a club that is moving forward."
