This book tells the story of one of the greatest decades in the history of Ipswich Town Football Club. More than 300 high-quality photos from the archives of "East Anglian Daily Times" and the "Evening Star", many never been seen before. This is an absolute must for Ipswich Town fans - relive the memories or learn more if you missed this great decade. It was the greatest decade in the history of Ipswich Town Football Club, and now all those fantastic memories have been encapsulated in one brilliant new book. "Ipswich Town in the 1970s" captures the transformation of Ipswich Town from perennial Division One strugglers to one of the most successful teams in the country, all inspired by the brilliant management skills of Bobby Robson. In more than 300 photographs from the unrivalled archives of the "East Anglian Daily Times" and "Evening Star" newspapers, the book tells the story of the 1970s from the early days of struggle when fans were calling for Robson's head, and the boss had a fight with two senior players, to the later glory years, including the FA Cup triumph and the inspired signings of the Dutch duo Arnold Muhren and Frans Thijssen. Compiled by Terry Hunt, editor of the "East Anglian Daily Times" and a true blue Ipswich supporter for more than 40 years, the book includes many photos which have never previously been published, and also features a foreword by Mick Mills, who was Bobby Robson's captain for the vast majority of the 1970s. For Ipswich fans who would love to relive fond memories of the glory years - and for those who missed them but would love to know more about them - "Ipswich Town in the 1970s" is an absolute must.