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Not the best but most important was Mariner for England against Hungary at Wembley. It was the goal that took England to the World Cup in 1982 after Engalnd had missed out in 1974 and 1978.
Discussion at work today about what the greatest goal a player of your club... on 19:46 - Sep 9 by Dennyx4
Didn’t Matty Holland score a cracker in the World Cup for Ireland?
That was where my mind first went as well. The only Ipswich player to score in a world cup in my lifetime, and it was a bit of a belter if i remember correctly!
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Discussion at work today about what the greatest goal a player of your club... on 20:13 - Sep 9 by CopfordBlue
Not the best but most important was Mariner for England against Hungary at Wembley. It was the goal that took England to the World Cup in 1982 after Engalnd had missed out in 1974 and 1978.
Didn't he mis-hit the shot?
They all count mind.
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Discussion at work today about what the greatest goal a player of your club... on 20:44 - Sep 9 by farkenhell
Didn't he mis-hit the shot?
They all count mind.
True story time
A much younger and hairer keno lived in Hove at the time of that match. A week before I bumped into Ron Greenwood, then England manager and also a hove resident. As I was wearing my Ipswich scarf (which I still have and is the only scarf I will wear) he said I expect you think I should play Paul Mariner next week’. My simple reply was ‘of course’
Discussion at work today about what the greatest goal a player of your club... on 21:23 - Sep 9 by Keno
True story time
A much younger and hairer keno lived in Hove at the time of that match. A week before I bumped into Ron Greenwood, then England manager and also a hove resident. As I was wearing my Ipswich scarf (which I still have and is the only scarf I will wear) he said I expect you think I should play Paul Mariner next week’. My simple reply was ‘of course’
Without me England might not have qualified!
That's a crazy little thing about Hove
You're gonna have to face it, you're addicted to Hove
Those are both Milton Jones but here's one of mine:
Here does Keno begin To tell the story of how great Hove can be ? The sweet Hove story that is older than TWTD...
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