 | Forum Reply | Mr Look East does not approve at 16:58 29 Aug 2025
That is unfair about Anglia, they give us very good coverage. Their segment on the Nunez transfer was brilliant, David Whiteley was almost p**ing himself with laughter while Becky Jago remained stoically neutral as befitting an Ipswich supporter in her youth. |
 | Forum Reply | Mr Look East does not approve at 13:07 29 Aug 2025
While Anglia news could not help laughing. I knew Becky was a fan but David Whitely’s expression was a delight. |
 | Forum Reply | Remember your first time...... at 14:08 4 Aug 2025
The first match I actually remember, having been to Portman Road and Bury Town with little remembrance, was at Kenilworth Road in March 1953 for Luton versus Bolton in the fifth round of the Cup. Syd Owen had Nat Lofhouse totally under control apart from one cross by Bobby Langton. One nil and the match was over. The next match was John Elsworth’s only hat trick the following October against Coventry. |
 | Forum Reply | First Town Player to Down Tools at 17:47 3 Aug 2025
They were binned as John Cobbold sided with Robson. Shame as Baxter was a great player for us but there was no alternative. |
 | Forum Thread | Buabo at 06:49 22 Jul 2025
Has not appeared in any team. I presume they are saving him for the final u21 match of the season. |
 | Forum Reply | Ipswich's oldest ever signing? at 13:31 21 Jul 2025
I was on a golf holiday in the Algarve, also there was a doctor who spent some time with the Town. When Finidi came up he just shook his head sorrowfully saying that he told the to check his teeth! |
 | Forum Reply | Jonny Evans. at 07:08 29 May 2025
I hope it is not his badges that are burrowing in my allotment. |
 | Forum Reply | Arminia Bielefeld at 18:02 22 May 2025
My brother was there for National Service in 1950’s. Still alive and supporting. |
 | Forum Reply | 1961-62 season formation at 14:58 20 May 2025
We were also very lucky on the injury front using, if I remember correctly, just sixteen players. Compton came in early after an injury to Kenny Malcolm the previous season. Dermot Curtis replaced any injured forward, Reg Picket and Aled Owen played about four games between them whilst Wilf Hall capably covered for Roy Bailey five times. I also believe Doug Millward appeared once but in a League Cup match. Times were different in those days even with the ball, rarely was it changed, if it went out of play you waited for it to be returned. Too expensive to waste! Jimmy Leadbetter was a thinner Scottish Arnold Meurhen. |
 | Forum Reply | Players over 30 winning first major trophy at 13:07 5 May 2025
Very underrated, I think he would be our first choice if available today in all but footwork which was not a requirement in those days. Against Lazio away I think it was Viljoen that sort cover behind him after scoring, he was a big bloke and the Italians did not fancy their chances. |
 | Forum Reply | Goodison, the ghosts of a previous football and thoughts on Town performance at 08:46 5 May 2025
Originally several sports were played at Portman Road and the old cricket pavilion was there probably to the seventies serving as the changing rooms. The FL championship pictures of the players in the bath was in there. We even had an English Rugby Union trial there before the war and hockey internationals. The state of the playing surface was second to none. |
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