R.I.P.

[blue62]

i'm always thinking that what will most piss me off about dying, is not knowing how city are doing. it really perturbs me.

Sorry mate, bad news. You WILL know.

 

[erast fandorin]

Larry philip,cockney blue one of the lads mid 80,s onwards R I P

 

[mcem]

My Dad ( Mick ) first took me to Maine Road 1970. Great Man Sorely Missed.
Brother in law ( Evo ) RIP.

 

[NPBlue]

My dad. I will always remember walking down the spiral walkway after we had beaten Arsenal a couple of years or so ago, only the second time in my life I had seen them beat them, with a mixture of happiness and acute sadness. It was'nt long after my dad had died, and I really wanted to go home and tell him all about it.

Of course, I could'nt.

He would have loved it.

 

[simonk]

hope u seen it mate. the best team in the land, and all the world

 

[tips]

don't forget helen with the bell. she could be a pain in the arse but a bigger blue you'll never see.

 

[simonk]

RIP alex williams - died on a skiing holiday in switzerland - yet to make the papers/media

ur out of order here, was funny, can still be, but time and a place and all that. everyone can get mordlin now and again

 

[Rob The Knob]

My father ......he died 18 years ago today......Got me into City at the age of 6......Our first game was Alan Oakes testimonial.....remember the scoreboard constantly letting me know that Alan Oakes uses Esso!!

 

[bignosebaldy]

rip david wooley, long time gone but never forgotten. had him on my shoulders when we beat the scum 5-1

 

[City_Shirts]

John Bookbinder

RIP