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Following on from History Indoors' talk last Wednesday on whether the 70s and 80s was a golden era of football, we dug a little deeper into the topic in our roundtable discussion. If you're not sick to death of podcast style football chat, you could do worse than spending an afternoon listening to 3 Ipswich Town fans, 1 Brighton and 1 Ebbsfleet fan talk about nostalgia, safe standing and the glory days of the Blues.
And the actual talk if you're interested in listening back:
History Indoors is an organisation run by researchers from the University of Essex providing free history talks to the general public during the lockdown on Zoom. Our next talk on Wednesday looks at whether the pre-Premier League 1970s and 80s was a golden era or not. Terracing and affordable ticket prices versus racism and hooliganism?
This might be particularly enjoyable for Town fans. Do you look back on pre-PL football with fondness?
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