| Who can remember this pitch view 07:46 - Sep 4 with 1009 views | Keno |
Certainly brings back some memories
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| Who can remember this pitch view on 07:52 - Sep 4 with 923 views | NedPlimpton |
First match was in 94 so a bit before my time, but intrigued as to why you wouldn't just watch us for free from there? |  | | |
| Who can remember this pitch view on 08:07 - Sep 4 with 838 views | Swansea_Blue |
| Who can remember this pitch view on 07:52 - Sep 4 by NedPlimpton |
First match was in 94 so a bit before my time, but intrigued as to why you wouldn't just watch us for free from there? |
Probably because it cost the equivalent of a cup of tea to get in.
I think I remember that view, but could be my mind playing tricks.If it was before mid-70s then I don’t. |  |
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| Who can remember this pitch view on 08:11 - Sep 4 with 794 views | NthQldITFC |
What's Paul Mariner doing standing out there? He should be on the pitch bullying [insert unknown name of Norwich defender of that era here, or were they second division then?] |  |
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| Who can remember this pitch view on 08:17 - Sep 4 with 723 views | bluelagos |
| Who can remember this pitch view on 07:52 - Sep 4 by NedPlimpton |
First match was in 94 so a bit before my time, but intrigued as to why you wouldn't just watch us for free from there? |
Cos the gates were closed so you wouldn't get that view on match day |  |
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| Who can remember this pitch view on 08:17 - Sep 4 with 718 views | Keno |
| Who can remember this pitch view on 08:07 - Sep 4 by Swansea_Blue |
Probably because it cost the equivalent of a cup of tea to get in.
I think I remember that view, but could be my mind playing tricks.If it was before mid-70s then I don’t. |
It’s on the Ipswich Society FB page and says
A view into Ipswich Town Football Stadium - 1977
David Steward took a short series of monochrome photographs. He says, as a teenager, probably some time between about 1976 and 1979, he walked around Ipswich with his SLR camera. Donated to the Ipswich Society in May 2024.
#football #itfc #theipswichsociety #ipswich
https://www.ipswichsociety.org.uk/ | |
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| Who can remember this pitch view on 08:41 - Sep 4 with 601 views | Swansea_Blue |
| Who can remember this pitch view on 08:17 - Sep 4 by Keno |
It’s on the Ipswich Society FB page and says
A view into Ipswich Town Football Stadium - 1977
David Steward took a short series of monochrome photographs. He says, as a teenager, probably some time between about 1976 and 1979, he walked around Ipswich with his SLR camera. Donated to the Ipswich Society in May 2024.
#football #itfc #theipswichsociety #ipswich
https://www.ipswichsociety.org.uk/ |
It certainly rings bells. Presumably it’s from behind the North Stand. I’m sure you could see through to the ground. We used to sometimes go down and watch the training on the pitch at the side. | |
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| Who can remember this pitch view on 08:44 - Sep 4 with 587 views | Cafe_Newman |
| Who can remember this pitch view on 08:17 - Sep 4 by Keno |
It’s on the Ipswich Society FB page and says
A view into Ipswich Town Football Stadium - 1977
David Steward took a short series of monochrome photographs. He says, as a teenager, probably some time between about 1976 and 1979, he walked around Ipswich with his SLR camera. Donated to the Ipswich Society in May 2024.
#football #itfc #theipswichsociety #ipswich
https://www.ipswichsociety.org.uk/ |
Remember it well. It was probably the first year I had a season ticket in 1977. TWTD. |  | | |
| Who can remember this pitch view on 09:11 - Sep 4 with 428 views | CityBlue |
They use to open the big doors with about 20 minutes to go |  |
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| Who can remember this pitch view on 09:38 - Sep 4 with 345 views | Scuzzer |
| Who can remember this pitch view on 09:11 - Sep 4 by CityBlue |
They use to open the big doors with about 20 minutes to go |
Back in the early 70s we used to play in the Boys Brigade League on Saturday afternoons. Our captain used to drop us off so we could run in and see the last 20 or so minutes of the game. Ahhh....memories. |  |
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