The wind blows hard and cold across East Anglia during the winter. With barely a hill in sight, there is nothing to stop the progress of the icy chill in this south…
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Despite being proud Scots and phenomenal footballers, neither Gerry nor Joe Baker would ever represent their nation at international level
“Twenty-five years on, I still watch the FA Cup third-round draw on TV hoping to one day gain my revenge on both Wrexham and my dad”
Under Bobby Robson they were one of England’s finest, but the desire to build a stand would see Ipswich eventually tumble out of the top-flight
Despite winning all the major European trophies on offer, Arnold Mühren was underrated for much of his career. That was until the final of Euro 88
Often forgotten about within the English game, Paul Mariner – though not first pick in a park game – was a complete goalscorer for over a decade at the top
Consistently punching above their weight against the behemoths of the time, Bobby Robson’s Ipswich Town were the epitome of sustainability and invention
Cast your mind back to the turn of the millennium. A time when we first came to grips with Big Brother, a time when the Millennium Dome was revealed to a semi-astonished English…
Bobby Robson was what is a known as a true football man. True football men are a rare breed. Their names and faces are etched in the memory of football’s illustrious and chaotic history,…