Thirty years ago today, Town secured the old Second Division title and a place in the first ever Premier League by drawing 1-1 at Oxford United and to celebrate TWTV caught up with Jason Dozzell, the Blues' skipper that day, to hear his memories of that great season and much more.

In addition to the 1991/92 campaign, his team-mates and manager John Lyall, Jason also talks about the Premier League campaign that following, Tottenham, his return to the Blues, why son Andre had to move on last summer and what he's made of Kieran McKenna's team.

Photo: Matchday Images

tractorboybig added 09:15 - Apr 25 i was there at the manor, me thinks we will never see those days again
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bugledog123 added 10:00 - Apr 25 I was there. And I now feel very old.... COYB!
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Letchworth_Blue added 12:49 - Apr 25 I was there too as an 18 year old and went on the pitch at the end to celebrate with Chris Kiwomya. Now my son is also 18!....😳
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alsagerblue added 16:21 - Apr 25 I was also there on the pitch along with eldest son and managed to get Steve Whitton's shirt.
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Northstandveteran added 17:22 - Apr 25 I was there. I got Craig Forest's glove and Jonny Wark and Shakey signed my ticket in Jack's cafe the following day. I was 17 and now my son is also 17!
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soapy added 18:45 - Apr 25 Without doubt this was one of the greatest days of my life. I remember looking up and seeing my brother dancing on the dugout. TWTD. Memories that will always be with me. COYB
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LowroadBlue added 20:15 - Apr 25 I was also there, great memories.
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Nobbysnuts added 14:26 - Apr 27 Phil.....would you mind running the story again of Mr dozzell getting found guilty of driving whilst on drugs????
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