From non-league beginnings, shock blonde Trevor Putney made 127 Town appearances, scoring 9 goals and going on to win the 1983-1984 ITFC Player of the Season in a side packed with Blues legends. Known throughout his career as a dressing room prankster, Putney's wit and sharpness is in full force in this fantastic chat.

*You will hear swearing!*

One of the many Netherlands greats to glide over the Portman Road pitch, Romeo Zondervan was a consistent presence in Ipswich's defence or midfield following relegation from the top-flight in 1986.

His magnificent service over the years saw the club crowned second-tier champions in 1992 under John Lyall and the chance to take part in The Premier League.

This chat delves deep into a glittering football life which has seen international recognition and rubbinsh shoulders with the greats.

With 250,000 monthly users and 7,000,000 monthly page views - TWTD.co.uk has grown into a successful, independent ITFC news outlet with a seat at the very top table. Editorial supremo Phil Ham joins the pod and talks us through the art of journalism in the modern age, the managers and players he has witnessed in over 30 years at Portman Road, and the surprise departure of Kieran McKenna and appointment of Gary O'Neil.

Dynamic central midfielder David Norris has varied and fascinating footballing story, rising quickly through the non-league ranks and lower league football before skippering Ipswich Town following a £2,000,000 move in 2008.

He reflects on dressing room bust-ups with the fiery Roy Keane, slightly calmer days under Jim Magilton and captaining The Town against Chelsea and Arsenal under Paul Jewell.

Canadian Soccer Hall of Fame icon and Town legend Craig Forrest stumbled into goalkeeping almost by accident as a lacrosse playing 13 year old in Vancouver. He went on to make over 350 Blues appearances and was an ever-present in the 1991-1992 title-winning team under John Lyall. He went on to play in the Premier League with Town, Chelsea and West Ham and earnt 56 caps and 2000 CONCACAF Gold Cup glory for his country

Overcoming initial Portman Road rejection as a young 16 year old, Tommy Miller powered his way to a tremendous Town career, including a winning Town debut in Moscow and then a man of the match Premier League debut display against Chelsea. Miller played under George Burley, Joe Royle, Jim Magilton, Mick McCarthy and Roy Keane and this chat features features numerous stories about these managers and players he shared a dressing room alongside.

Town legend Russell Osman and Dan Botten walk throughan incredible footballing life covering the highs, lows, characters and stories across almost 400 Ipswich appearances.

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Town legend Marcus Stewart's home debut was a memorable affair on February 12th 2000 as he faced his old clubHuddersfieldTown at a buzzing Portman Road. Marcus talks us through that game as well as his career and memories of his time at Ipswich Town Football Club.

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