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May 2nd 1992 22:27 - May 1 with 795 views

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May 2nd 1992 on 04:25 - May 2 with 610 views

flykickingbybgunn

This was No 1 daughters first match. For a while she thought it quite normal for somebody to present silver ware and everybody running on the pitch.

May 2nd 1992 on 07:13 - May 2 with 524 views

BtreeBlueBlood

I remember the Ipswich fans running onto the pitch and running towards the Brighton fans in the away section!

A few Brighton supporters rush towards the front and started to climb the fence before the police cordon got in place!

1 Brighton fan got over and led the charge to fight - he was the only one who decided it was a good idea at this point and got swiftly knocked down and then arrested!

May 2nd 1992 on 07:37 - May 2 with 494 views

Churchman

I’d seen quite a few games that season, including much of the run in. But work meant I couldn’t do the Oxford clincher.

Mrs C came with me for the Brighton game as my dad was in hospital. The crowd was a sell out of course (26k?) and it was a smashing day.

We were in Churchmans and I couldn’t help feeling a little sorry for Brighton. Relegated with a poor team, outplayed, a toothpaste kit and sponsored by Nobo.

At the end, pitch invasion. Mrs C was off before me and on we went. There’s a piece of my garden that will be forever Portman Road (‘acquired’ a lump of turf in 2000 too). Disgraceful.

What a fun team that was to watch. There were lots of open games that season and despite the odd miserable performance, we were better than the rest.

May 2nd 1992 on 07:47 - May 2 with 470 views

Vic

Id happily take an 8th min pen today! Anything to settle the nerves.

Poll:

Will you be watching the 3rd/4th place play off game?

May 2nd 1992 on 10:29 - May 2 with 351 views

algy

Happy days! What a season. Nothing like it since.
CHAMPIONS! Haven't been able to say it again for more than a third of a century. Maybe one day we'll be able to

Farewell Kieran Mckenna, our best manager of the post Evans era so far.

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