| Who else can't 07:36 - Oct 28 with 3004 views | cressi |
Remember their first ever Town game.
I Remember going I think 1971 I saw Town Huddersfield 2-0
And Everton 0-0 then early 72 beat West ham 1-0 only by looking at records or archives can I remember but remember the games although I was only 10. [Post edited 28 Oct 7:48]
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| Who else can't on 12:29 - Oct 29 with 501 views | thepommylump |
It was Ipswich Carlisle, Carlisle were only in the first division one season apparently so it would of been November 74 and we won 3-1, not that I remember :)
I was 12 and a Leeds supporter till that day! | | | |
| Who else can't on 14:29 - Oct 29 with 431 views | mrfixit426 |
| Who else can't on 11:09 - Oct 29 by rickw |
Boxing Day '89 all I remember we beat West Ham and I went with my Dad and Uncle, looking at the records it was 1-0 with a Micky Stockwell goal [Post edited 29 Oct 14:08]
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I was there that day. Wedged into the North Stand. I literally couldn't move my arms it was so packed. |  | | |
| Who else can't on 17:07 - Oct 29 with 360 views | Exiled2Surrey |
1985 - Milk Cup semi final second leg - I lived in Suffolk but was at school in Norwich and friends who were fans of the home team got me a ticket - they enjoyed that experience considerably more than me. | | | |
| Who else can't on 18:03 - Oct 29 with 337 views | BluePG |
| Who else can't on 12:29 - Oct 28 by Bassett_Blue |
I also can't remember an 8 goal thriller. The 4-4 with Charlton, no not that one, the one at Portman Road in 1990. The only thing I can really remember is being sat up in the Pionner Stand and feeling overwhelmed at how high up it felt. It was also on my mum's birthday, don't know how my dad tangled that! |
Was there for that as a 13 year old! | |
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| Who else can't on 18:14 - Oct 29 with 321 views | BluePG |
| Who else can't on 17:07 - Oct 29 by Exiled2Surrey |
1985 - Milk Cup semi final second leg - I lived in Suffolk but was at school in Norwich and friends who were fans of the home team got me a ticket - they enjoyed that experience considerably more than me. |
Listened to it on Radio Orwell and cried when the winner went in. | |
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| Who else can't on 18:27 - Oct 29 with 314 views | GlasgowBlue |
| Who else can't on 08:36 - Oct 28 by Greg_Norton |
Pretty sure it was Luton 82/83. Gutted my old man is no longer around to confirm it though as it has irked me for years. Remember where we were seated in the Cobbold. [Post edited 28 Oct 8:57]
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Likewise, my old man is no longer around to ask. I know that we moved to north east Essex in the autumn/winter of 1974 and I was 11 years old. My Grandad, who lived in Ipswich, was already a season ticket holder and I know we started going to games with him as soon as we moved.
So it was either Leeds United, Manchester City, Liverpool, Stoke, Coventry or Carlisle United. Amazing to think Carlisle were a top flight team. |  |
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| Who else can't on 18:44 - Oct 29 with 302 views | TheBoyBlue |
Oldham Athletic in 1987-88, won 2-0. Can't just about picture it in my mind, sat in the lower Cobbold, which isn't hard as the stand hasn't actually changed since then! | |
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| Who else can't on 21:43 - Oct 29 with 242 views | Overtheborderblue |
1968 Ipswich v Preston North End we won 4-0 goal scorers I think Rar Crawford , Frank Brogan, Danny Hegan , John O Rourke ( Who looked like a George Best look a like) stood on a box in front of the chicken run,
The music played was always top ten , records supplied by local record shop whose name I have forgotten,
Later that season played top of the table clash against QPR Rodney Marsh dived to win a penalty and Tom Jones Delila was the song of the day. | | | |
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| Who else can't on 06:05 - Oct 30 with 180 views | You_Bloo_Right |
| Who else can't on 21:43 - Oct 29 by Overtheborderblue |
1968 Ipswich v Preston North End we won 4-0 goal scorers I think Rar Crawford , Frank Brogan, Danny Hegan , John O Rourke ( Who looked like a George Best look a like) stood on a box in front of the chicken run,
The music played was always top ten , records supplied by local record shop whose name I have forgotten,
Later that season played top of the table clash against QPR Rodney Marsh dived to win a penalty and Tom Jones Delila was the song of the day. |
68. Not an Ipswich resident at the time and a couple of years away from taking a very keen interest in music but would that have been Andy's Records that supplied the PR sounds? |  |
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| Who else can't on 08:48 - Oct 30 with 107 views | Overtheborderblue |
Andy’s records , Not sure but that name brings back some wonderful memories of lingering in the shop all day listening to the latest songs and buying a single to play to death for the rest of th e week. | | | |
| Who else can't on 09:35 - Oct 30 with 90 views | Merthyrblue |
Bit strange for me. I vividly recall seeing most of the second half of a cup match v Oldham in January 1964. In the days when they opened the gates at some point after half time. I was only 6 and sitting on my Dad's shoulders. I can very clearly remember Gerry Baker heading one in and we won 6-3. As for my first full match, I have no idea but I have the odd programme from 65/66 season. |  | | |
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