FA Cup Final Life's a Pitch - Ipswich Town News
George Burley, Trevor Whymark, John Wark, Brian Talbot and Roger Osborne are this week’s special guests on BBC Radio Suffolk’s Life’s a Pitch, which is live over Saturday lunchtime (midday to 2pm). Presenter Mark Murphy is joined by the show’s other regulars, legend-in-residence Kevin Beattie, football’s youngest pundit Tractorboy and TWTD’s Phil Ham.
With Wigan and Manchester City set to play out this year's FA Cup final later in the afternoon, the show will look back at Town's 1978 triumph with several members of Sir Bobby Robson's squad.
Were you at Wembley on May 6th 1978? What do you recall of the game and the celebrations afterwards?
Add your thoughts on those questions or anything else via email, the programme’s Facebook page, Mark’s Twitter or during the show by phone on 01473 212121 or text to 81333 starting your message with SFK.
The show can be heard on 95.5FM, 95.9FM, 103.9FM and 104.6FM or online here. Last week's programme can be heard here.
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