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I was sent this as a text message yesterday. I'm not sure of the original source / article but it kinda sums up what is shown in that video:
Since victory over Coventry City on Tuesday, where 2,500 travelling fans sang themselves hoarse as they celebrated a 2-1 win to take them to the brink of promotion, nobody in Ipswich has come down off the high provided by their football team. The truth is that these are the moments football fans live for. It is not about actually being in the Premier League itself — that reality soon takes the shine off for many a promoted club — but it is the beauty of the journey that makes it.
These are the five days when fans feel immortal. To sit on the cusp, after 22 long years away, of the greatest day of their lives is to laugh in the face of every challenge that led to this point. Nothing compares. There is no top-flight equivalent of this, the thrum of a town ready to crash into the elite and remind the world what it means to be from Ipswich and to love its football club.
Yes. And if sell outs are guaranteed for home matches , more people buying match tickets means more revenue and an opportunity for more people to attend games
Take care if this is your route today. Just gone past Stonehenge area and quite a bit of snow, ice and mist. Will probably clear later but slightly treacherous at the moment
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