| Does anybody know where and when this photograph was taken? 19:48 - Jan 30 with 4233 views | Miaow |
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| Does anybody know where and when this photograph was taken? on 23:53 - Jan 30 with 671 views | bluefunk |
| Does anybody know where and when this photograph was taken? on 22:29 - Jan 30 by bluelagos |
So would the players/officials have travelled on the ferry with a load of fans? Away games in Holland/Belgium must have been a piece of cake given the ferry routes from Felixstowe and Harwich.
Those really were the days |
I went to both Feyenoord and Bruges, for the latter, we got the ferry to get us to Bruge about 6.00pm IIRC and then got bussed back to the overnight ferry straight after the match (lost in the last minute). We got back to Felixstowe in time for me to go to work, the things you could do when you were young! |  | | |
| Does anybody know where and when this photograph was taken? on 01:22 - Jan 31 with 635 views | madmouse1959 |
I'm sure that's Donald Storey in the white trousers . |  |
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| Does anybody know where and when this photograph was taken? on 08:51 - Jan 31 with 552 views | soupytwist |
| Does anybody know where and when this photograph was taken? on 20:57 - Jan 30 by Miaow |
Nice one!
A Google search brought up this excellent image featuring the "GOOD LUCK IPSWICH TOWN" banner:
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Blimey, you could land a plane on the lapels of that jacket Paul Cooper's wearing. |  | | |
| Does anybody know where and when this photograph was taken? on 08:56 - Jan 31 with 546 views | Lord_Lucan |
| Does anybody know where and when this photograph was taken? on 21:53 - Jan 30 by Sharkey |
Were the Union flags a European trip thing, or were they on display at Portman Road too? |
Union Flags were the thing for both domestic and England international games.
The St Georges Cross never made much of an impact until Euro 96 |  |
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| Does anybody know where and when this photograph was taken? on 09:08 - Jan 31 with 520 views | Keno |
| Does anybody know where and when this photograph was taken? on 08:56 - Jan 31 by Lord_Lucan |
Union Flags were the thing for both domestic and England international games.
The St Georges Cross never made much of an impact until Euro 96 |
I do remember in the mid/late 70's there was a large all blue Union Jack at the back of the North Stand
always liked that flag! |  |
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