Gingers Dad
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He was at OldhamCracking player
He was at OldhamCracking player
Not Holden, l meant Hughes was a cracking player lolHe was at Oldham
Yes I remember Samaras first game. It was midweek v NewcastleSamaras signed for us mid-season so I doubt his first game was a friendly at Turf Moor
IIRC, Bradbury scored twice in a 3-0 pre-season win there just after he signed for us
Singing ? What did they sing ?I worked in the directors lounge when franny was chairman, it was just one big sing along and piss up after each game, it didn't seem like much bothered him and his singing buddies at the time even with the protests outside they just cracked on getting pissed and having a good old sing along.
That was my first away game I went to without my dad .put on a supporters coach at Maine Road with egg sandwiches and a tin of pop. Looping header iirc. Next time I went there was the 9/11 game. Can’t remember the score of that one.Remember being behind the goal at Notts County in the late 90s when David Brightwell equalised in a Cup game.
He has repeated that mantra on every after dinner/supporters night I’ve attendedI'll still always believe Horton was a defensive signing or two away from making City capable of winning something.
It rolls off the tongue a lot better than Fat Rick Holden.Norwegian players always have cool-sounding names: Kare Inge Brigsten, Alf Inge Haalan, Jan Aage Fjortoft etc.
No city songs :)It was old wartime songs and 40/50s tunes, wine on the go then once the brandy and cigars kicked it was a fecking mess. Quality food though from what I remember and cracking seats watching the game
Ciiity, we’re on the piss again, city , we’re on the poss again, 1 banana, 2 banana, 3 banana 4!!No city songs :)
I remember we'll meet again and shit like that, pissed up big time with not a care in the world. Might have been a song about bog rollsNo city songs :)
Won 4-2 AET, spent the journey down wondering whether it would be called off at the last minute.That was my first away game I went to without my dad .put on a supporters coach at Maine Road with egg sandwiches and a tin of pop. Looping header iirc. Next time I went there was the 9/11 game. Can’t remember the score of that one.
I was working as a labourer for CheshireWon 4-2 AET, spent the journey down wondering whether it would be called off at the last minutes
You could hear the significant tension in Brian Clark's voice.Brian Clark who also used the phrase 'Go go Gio' for Kinkladze. A stalwart of local radio.
Love the attention to detail espegially when it comes to fucking Coventry.With 3 games to go, City, Southampton and fucking Coventry were all on the same points. 2 teams had already gone down and the three teams were battling to avoid being the 3rd team to go down.
3 games to go, all 3 win.
2 games to go all 3 win.
Final game of the season and all 3 draw with the infamous Incident of Steve Lomas (?) running to the corner flag to keep the ball in the belief that a draw would see us safe.
Fucking Coventry…..
I stand correctedSamaras signed for us mid-season so I doubt his first game was a friendly at Turf Moor
IIRC, Bradbury scored twice in a 3-0 pre-season win there just after he signed for us
IIRC Samaras scored a perfectly good goal in front of me in the NS (I'd taken my Toon mate with me, he also thought the goal was good) sadly fucking Poll disallowed it.Yes I remember Samaras first game. It was midweek v Newcastle
He came on as Sub and spent more time on his arse than on his feet. I remember us chanting to Graeme Souness that he was getting sacked in the morning.....and he was!
If it wasn't Agadoo, I'll be very angry.Singing ? What did they sing ?