Blues stars appeared for a second year running at an annual charity football match in memory of a well-known Suffolk non-league footballer.
Jerry Thorpe, a popular figure across the non-league football scene for 30 years, died of Motor Neurone Disease in 2021.
Throughout his career, Jerry played for the likes of Ipswich Wanderers, Bury Town, Sudbury Town, Framlingham and Clacton.
Now, his family have partnered with the Motor Neurone Disease Association to hold a charity football match for the second year running.
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The match was held on Saturday, July 1, and was attended by former Ipswich Town legend Jason Dozzell.
Stars John Walk and Gavin Johnson also played and the match was successful in raising funds for the Motor Neurone Disease Association.
Another ex-player, Marcus Stewart, contributed towards the matchday programme, having been diagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease himself last year.
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