Balcony tickets are now available for the after-meal presentations at the gala dinner celebrating the 30th anniversary of the Blues' 1981 UEFA Cup win at the Town Hall on May 30th.

Town legends John Wark, Paul Mariner, George Burley, Paul Cooper, Russell Osman, Eric Gates and Frans Thijssen have already confirmed their attendance at the event with other members of Sir Bobby Robson’s team and the UEFA Cup itself also expected to be present.

The night will feature an auction with prizes including signed footballs from the 1981 team and the chance to win an executive box for 10 at a Town game next season.

Legendary local broadcaster Stuart Jarrold will be hosting the evening and will be interviewing all of the players after the meal.

Balcony tickets for the presentations, which start at 9pm and will go on until 11.30pm, cost £30 and are available from the box office at the Ipswich Regent here.

Tickets are still available for the dinner itself for £100. Any profits from the evening will go to the ITFC Charitable Trust.

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MVBlue added 10:13 - May 9 twtd
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stiffshorts added 10:49 - May 9 ME ought to reward regular match goers with free entry to recompense them for the shocking seasons just past. £30 to sit & stare at some ex players (albeit legends and worth their status) is appaling.............................. use the money to pay off the "oil tanker" J Scotland.............
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callmeted added 12:15 - May 9 stiffy - just a quick comment - I dont think this is arraned by ITFC directly but i maybe wrong - All profits go to the ITFC charitable trusts so its a good cause and , if by regular match goers you are talking season ticket holders and thats not including on the day, you will need a seriously big balcony!!
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Vexorg added 17:03 - May 9 £30 to sit & stare at some ex players .. sums up last season
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h32 added 22:33 - May 9 Wonderful days - wonderful memories ................. never to return I guess.
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uefa1981 added 09:45 - May 13 Indeed the club are helping to stage this event but not profiting. It is to celebrate the 1981 victory and give the players a great night too. Ticket sales targeted to break even and auction etc looking to raise money for the trust. The Star and EADT will both have £5 off ticket prices soon but there are only 150 to sell. There will be a full stage set and a full two hour show. At £25 with the voucher it is a unique chance (and maybe the last) to see all of these players together.

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theblueginger added 20:07 - May 23 advertise the championship trophy in this way in a years time please
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