My 16-year-old day at Wembley for the 1966 World Cup final was unbeatable.

Before the 60th anniversary, readers have been sending. BBC your voice In the year Remember England’s stunning victory at Wembley Stadium in 1966 when they won the World Cup.

76-year-old Kenneth Farrington watched from where he stood when he was 16 years old.

It was my colleague Sid Manning who took the ticket and arranged the transportation for me.

At first I refused because I thought I’d see more of the game by watching it on TV, but thankfully he insisted, “You’ll never get the chance to play in a World Cup final again,” and how right he was.

Family occasions have always been the biggest and most memorable days of my life.

The price of the ticket – in the stands behind the goal, where, as it turned out, Geoff Hurst would score the third goal and complete his hat-trick – was 25 shillings – just a quarter of my weekly wage as a transport secretary.