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Ex-Brentford and Ipswich midfielder Jay Tabb talks us through his football memories

First game
I remember watching Chelsea against Tranmere in the League Cup – or Rumbelows Cup, as it was known then – in 1991.
Andy Townsend and Dave Beasant were playing for Chelsea, so it was quite a long time ago.
I went with my dad and he told me we were going somewhere else but we ended up going to the match, so that was nice. It’s so different compared to what it’s like now.
First hero
Dennis Wise. He was my first footballing hero. I’m a big Chelsea fan and he was som...

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