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That little split second.. 18:05 - Aug 6 with 1047 viewsjasondozzell

...when Burns had broken on the right and was about to finish was magic wasn't it.

Felt like you knew he was going to score.
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That little split second.. on 18:07 - Aug 6 with 1002 viewsIllinoisblue

V Huddersfield? The roar of the crowd on the radio Suffolk comms was sensational. Sounded like an old European game from the 70s with a hostile home crowd and Brenner struggling to be heard. Magnificent stuff.
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(No subject) (n/t) on 18:12 - Aug 6 with 897 viewsjasondozzell

That little split second.. on 18:07 - Aug 6 by Illinoisblue

V Huddersfield? The roar of the crowd on the radio Suffolk comms was sensational. Sounded like an old European game from the 70s with a hostile home crowd and Brenner struggling to be heard. Magnificent stuff.
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(No subject) (n/t) on 18:14 - Aug 6 with 884 viewsjasondozzell

(No subject) (n/t) on 18:12 - Aug 6 by jasondozzell



Yep! Shiver up the spine!

It always felt like the same goal to me. So often the low finish across the keeper.

BURNS WILL TEAR YOU APART AGAIN
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(No subject) (n/t) on 18:17 - Aug 6 with 839 viewsIllinoisblue

(No subject) (n/t) on 18:14 - Aug 6 by jasondozzell

Yep! Shiver up the spine!

It always felt like the same goal to me. So often the low finish across the keeper.

BURNS WILL TEAR YOU APART AGAIN


Oof. The club just put out a tribute video. Getting dusty in here.

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That little split second.. on 18:23 - Aug 6 with 774 viewsScuzzer

The sweetest goal i can recall at Portman Road...well at least for a long long time.

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(No subject) (n/t) on 18:25 - Aug 6 with 750 viewssurreyblue

(No subject) (n/t) on 18:14 - Aug 6 by jasondozzell

Yep! Shiver up the spine!

It always felt like the same goal to me. So often the low finish across the keeper.

BURNS WILL TEAR YOU APART AGAIN


You know the best thing about that goal? You can see it coming from the moment Hutchinson wins it back. 3 or 4 seconds of the anticipation building. You can see the space Burns has... this is the moment if Hirst can turn it around the corner... he has... can Burns finish...???

There were so many moments of joy during the McKenna era, but if I could relive one again and again it would be that moment.
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That little split second.. on 18:42 - Aug 6 with 620 viewsRe_User

I know this wasn’t intended, but reading this, my mind went to Coventry away last season. The vision and composure to be in the exact right spot, and seal the win in an important moment, after being injured for 11 months showed everything about the man.

Whilst he’s not the ‘best’ player ever to play for Town (not many are), I don’t think there’s a player that’s summed up the past few years better than him. First signing of the GC20 era for comparative peanuts, came up big for the team time and time again, a key player in each of the 3 promotion seasons, we always looked better for him being on the pitch, and he was missed when he wasn’t. Exeter, Cov (x2), Huddersfield and many more moments will live long in the memory. Even that bloke being arrested for spitting at him at Peterborough.

I’ll love that man for the rest of my life, genuinely one of my favourite Town players ever and I believe he deserves his place in the Hall of Fame, simply for being the exemplar of these McKenna sides.
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That little split second.. on 19:07 - Aug 6 with 488 viewsBasuco

That little split second.. on 18:23 - Aug 6 by Scuzzer

The sweetest goal i can recall at Portman Road...well at least for a long long time.


I love the slightly longer version when Town gain possession on the left, you can see the Coventry players go for the high press and then bang! Super Wes.
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