1. The Wembley 2000 video where Mowbray taps his chest after stating how important Ipswich was for his career and his life. Followed by Marcus Stewart choking up at the end. More poignant now we and he knows what's ahead for him. Impossible to watch it and not cry.
2. Brenner's monologue after beating Huddersfield to go up in 2024. "Kieran's class of 2024... what scenes... what a team.... what a very special manager..... from the depths of despair..... it's a phenomenal story, it shouldn't have happened.... the blue smoke goes off, the white smoke goes off... this really is a beautiful day in Suffolk." Honorable mention to Brenner's voice breaking when describing Sarmiento 90+7, and also the end of Coventry game where he defiantly states "it does not matter what Leeds or Southampton do." The moment we knew.
3. Connor Chaplin farewell video. We all knew it was coming, but it's like the official ending of an era. Club have done fantastically well getting tributes from teammates.
4. Slight tangent, but two clips of Sir Bobby always get me: the charity game at Newcastle where, clearly ill, he's wheeled out in his wheelchair to meet his players one last time. And the Sports Personality of the Year award show when he gets his Lifetime Achievement award. The look of joy on his face when he hears Sir Alex is going to be presenting the award. Then when he asks "where's Roger?"
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