Back in 2001, Ipswich Town did the unthinkable at the time, and finished 5th in the Premier League to secure qualification to the UEFA Cup.
That year, they made it to the third round of Europe's second biggest competition, which included some famous victories which will go down in Ipswich folklore.
They defeated Russian side Torpedo Moscow in round one, before dispatching Helsingborgs with ease in round two to set up a mouth watering clash with Inter Milan.
What followed will go down in history, as Ipswich ran out 1-0 winners at Portman Road in the first leg to send half of East Anglia into raptures. A 4-1 defeat in the second leg at the San Siro put a downer on things, but the team had still made their mark.
They were amazingly relegated that same year, but again qualified for the UEFA Cup through the fair play system.
With these memories in mind, FLW writer Lee Connor takes a trip down memory lane and looks at there the players from that famous Ipswich team are now...
Matteo Sereni
The Italian goalkeeper enjoyed a successful spell with the Tractor Boys amidst a career where he bounced between numerous Italian teams.
However, upon retirement, things would take a very dark turn for the stopper.
Sereni was charged with and found guilty of sexual offences against his own daughter, and was subsequently ordered to serve prison time for his crimes in 2015.
Jamie Clapham
Steady Eddie left back Clapham was a mainstay of the Ipswich team for many years.
He was consistently good at full back at Portman Road, and made nearly 200 appearances for the club.
He has gone into coaching since retirement, with numerous spells with Tony Mowbray under his belt. He very recently moved to Barnsley with Paul Heckingbottom, where he works as first team coach.
Chris Makin
The former Sunderland mainstay moved to Ipswich in 2001 and proved to be a shrewd signing for the club, making over 70 appearances in blue.
Makin has pursued numerous ventures since retirement, going into property management and some TV punditry.
In 2012, he moved out to Doha with fellow ex footballers Jim Magilton and Nicky Summerbee to undertake TV work on the Qatari league.
Hermann Hreidarsson
The big Icelandic defender was a regular in the Premier League during his time in England, racking up over 300 appearances for Ipswich, Charlton, and Portsmouth among others.
He has done well since retiring, and is still in the game in a management capacity.
He is currently in his homeland, managing Fylkir, while he previously had a spell with IBV as player manager.
Mark Venus
Probably one of the most active in this team in terms of current football affairs, Venus is currently caretaker manager of League One outfit Coventry City.
Following retirement in 2004, he has predominantly followed his old pal Tony Mowbray into jobs, working as coach or assistant for him.
His latest caretaker role comes from Mowbray stepping down as the Sky Blues boss in September this year, and Venus may well hope this is his break into management permanently.
Matt Holland
Central midfielder Holland was a top player for Ipswich and Charlton respectively, and represented Ireland with aplomb as well.
He made well in excess of 250 appearances for the Tractor Boys, and was a driving force behind their success for a long time in the late 90's and early 2000's.
Holland has since gone into working for TV since his retirement, and regularly appears on the BBC and Talksport.
Jim Magilton
Another former player who is very much still active in the game, Jim Magilton currently spends his time looking after the Northern Ireland under-21's, as well as being a football director for the IFA.
Magilton enjoyed a stellar career as a player, before spells with Ipswich, QPR, and Melbourne Victory as manager preceeded his subsequent appointment with the Northern Ireland set up.
Finidi George
Nigerian legend Finidi George was loved at Ipswich, and could often do the unpredictable to turn a game on its head.
George was a maverick sort of player, and played with a smile on his face throughout his career.
The winger was last seen back in Dutch football, where he was taking his coaching badges and working with FC Zwolle to gain more experience for his future career.
Jermaine Wright
Versatile midfielder Wright enjoyed a long and successful career in the game, and was a hard working wide man in his prime.
Wright has not as yet got back into football, but has overseen his son make his professional debut. 21-year-old Drey Wright has made well in excess of 50 appearances for Colchester since his debut in 2012.
Marcus Stewart
The main man for Ipswich during this successful period, Marcus Stewart was a pure goal machine for the Tractor Boys.
He is still in football now, taking up the reigns of assistant manager with Bristol Rovers.
Stewart enjoyed an excellent career, and scored goals for Sunderland, Yeovil, and Exeter amongst others in his time in the game.
Alun Armstrong
Armstrong can hold his head high with the title of scoring the winning goal in the famous 1-0 win over Inter Milan at Portman Road.
The striker was a steady presence in general during his time with the club, often chipping in with vital goals like the one against Inter.
Armstrong is currently the manager of non-league Blyth as he tries to work his way back up the football pyramid.
Other squad members
Pablo Counago - The Spanish striker is lauded at Portman Road, after two successful spells with the club in the 2000's.
Darren Bent - Still playing in the game and having enjoyed a successful career in the Premier League and for England, Bent owes a lot to Ipswich from his spell with the club.
Marcus Bent - Journey man Bent took in over a dozen clubs during his career and was in and out of the team during his time with the club. Bent has found himself in trouble since retiring, with numerous court cases and offences against him.
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