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Yesturday 13:57 - Dec 19 with 997 views

Appreciate, not everyone could go, and I appreciate the flags etc were put on by the club

But, I really hope with the all the sht everyone has had over the past 2 years, that this really was a really enjoyable day for all.

For fans, players, even McKenna to be involved in something at league 1 level is fantastic, and whilst most 35 year old managers probably walk out to 30k attendences, it's great the KM was able to see what he could be involved in, even more for the new owners to appreciate what they've got infront of them and for the investors.

It might not be this season, but the good times aren't to far away are they, I mean it's got to come back.............

Will add, appreciate KM didn't walk out to it, but you get my point lol

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Yesturday on 17:08 - Dec 19 with 775 views

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If the curse were still in full effect surely the pyrotechnics would have caused the plastic flags in Cobbold to burn dropping hot plastic over the fans.

Really liked the flags, thought it was funny that they'd asked for them to be left behind as some fella in Cardinal Park car park had a half dozen or so. Next time I think they should put flags of opposition colours in away section. Complete the effect.

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Yesturday on 17:09 - Dec 19 with 765 views

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