| TWTD 11:33 - Apr 18 with 1452 views | THAILAND_BLUE |
TV Football 1968-92 (@1968Tv) Tweeted: BBC Match Of The Day
April 1978
When FA Cup Semi Finals were brilliant, at Neutral Venues and David Coleman was commentating!
Ipswich 3-1 WBA
#ITFC #WBA #FACup https://t.co/j3EMwwhqu6 |  | | |  |
| TWTD on 11:40 - Apr 18 with 1391 views | Coastalblue |
Nice to see the bucket and magic sponge making an appearance too, TWTD indeed. |  |
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| TWTD on 11:50 - Apr 18 with 1377 views | Churchman |
| TWTD on 11:40 - Apr 18 by Coastalblue |
Nice to see the bucket and magic sponge making an appearance too, TWTD indeed. |
It was some day and when Wark scored, it was possibly my best ever moment following Ipswich Town. Even more than the final itself, strangely.
The Reuser goal against Barnsley was close to those tbf. |  | | |
| TWTD on 12:13 - Apr 18 with 1354 views | PJH |
| TWTD on 11:50 - Apr 18 by Churchman |
It was some day and when Wark scored, it was possibly my best ever moment following Ipswich Town. Even more than the final itself, strangely.
The Reuser goal against Barnsley was close to those tbf. |
I agree about Warky's clinching goal because it meant that we were going to Wembley in the days when going to Wembley actually meant something.
Possibly my best ever ITFC moment too, it was wonderful. |  | | |
| TWTD on 12:22 - Apr 18 with 1332 views | SE1blue |
| TWTD on 11:50 - Apr 18 by Churchman |
It was some day and when Wark scored, it was possibly my best ever moment following Ipswich Town. Even more than the final itself, strangely.
The Reuser goal against Barnsley was close to those tbf. |
The West Brom marking on the corner from which Wark scored...
Social distancing in 1978. |  |
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| TWTD on 12:26 - Apr 18 with 1327 views | Churchman |
| TWTD on 12:13 - Apr 18 by PJH |
I agree about Warky's clinching goal because it meant that we were going to Wembley in the days when going to Wembley actually meant something.
Possibly my best ever ITFC moment too, it was wonderful. |
Agreed. In those days, the FA Cup wasn’t the tinpot trophy it is now. It was equal in players and supporters minds to winning the Championship. Better in many ways because you got ‘that’ televised day at Wembley. The only domestic club game shown live.
Because we are little Ipswich, stalwarts of the old third division now it’s hard to believe where we once were. Nobody calls Leicester ‘little Leicester’ and rightly so, but that was the level or higher that we attained for ten years. Ironically, the 77/78 season was by far the poorest in that period League wise. A lot of that was due to injuries, but fortunately for the cup games we managed to have the key players on the field and the rest is history. | | | |
| TWTD on 12:28 - Apr 18 with 1320 views | Colin_Viljoen |
The beers with Sir John, BR & the whole team in the Army & Navy Chelmsford after the game! Brian Talbot getting the piss taken for having the biggest black eye you have ever seen! |  | | |
| TWTD on 12:28 - Apr 18 with 1316 views | Churchman |
| TWTD on 12:22 - Apr 18 by SE1blue |
The West Brom marking on the corner from which Wark scored...
Social distancing in 1978. |
Martin, a key defender, had been sent off and the West Brom lads were flagging having given it the kitchen sink by that stage. | | | |
| TWTD on 17:00 - Apr 18 with 1203 views | Pendejo |
Fantastic last frame there, SBR with big beaming smile.
Great day out.
Step brother missed first goal as he fell off his crate... |  |
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| TWTD on 18:34 - Apr 18 with 1148 views | Pinewoodblue |
| TWTD on 12:13 - Apr 18 by PJH |
I agree about Warky's clinching goal because it meant that we were going to Wembley in the days when going to Wembley actually meant something.
Possibly my best ever ITFC moment too, it was wonderful. |
Makes you wonder how many English clubs have played at the new Wembley stadium and how many, like ITFC, that have never done it. |  |
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| TWTD on 19:03 - Apr 18 with 1112 views | Blue_badge |
Tremendous clip, thanks for posting. While I think Beattie was the best player we ever had, Wark is my favourite - he always seemed to pop up with a vital goal one minute, a saving block or tackle the next. Absolutely one of the best days ever! |  | | |
| TWTD on 19:06 - Apr 18 with 1107 views | reusersfreekicks |
| TWTD on 12:13 - Apr 18 by PJH |
I agree about Warky's clinching goal because it meant that we were going to Wembley in the days when going to Wembley actually meant something.
Possibly my best ever ITFC moment too, it was wonderful. |
Completely agree. Release of so much tension then pure joy when Wark scored
What a team. TWTD |  | | |
| TWTD on 20:10 - Apr 18 with 1046 views | vapour_trail |
Cheers, that’s brilliant.
Love those dugouts. |  |
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| TWTD on 20:55 - Apr 18 with 1005 views | jeera |
My old dad took me to Highbury for that and I didn't even know I was going that day until we were half way down the A11, when he pulled my hat and scarf from under his seat.
Great experience although I was a bit young to appreciate it fully at the time. |  |
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| TWTD on 21:45 - Apr 18 with 959 views | Nthsuffolkblue |
Mike O'Leary's first Town game wasn't it? |  |
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| TWTD on 08:51 - Apr 19 with 863 views | WeWereZombies |
'John Wile being patched up, if this was a fight it would have been stopped' |  |
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