How Ipswich’s Blackstone United is rebuilding after Easter hoon attack

The 140-year-old Blackstone United Football Club refused to let "stupid" Easter Sunday destruction sideline them, rallying the community to repair fields shredded by hoons. After neighbours chased off the vandals and rival clubs donated soil, committee member Dominic Potter explained why this resilient, privately-owned club is still serving up the best bacon and egg rolls in Ipswich.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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