Francis Lee RIP

[bluemanchester]

Another r example of conn…

David Conn: Manchester's shared tragedy has been redefined by hatred

David Conn: Fans of rival clubs should be united by a passion for the game, not divided by enmity

www.theguardian.com

To be fair to Conn ;-) ha, didn't most media outlets before the game say City fans will misbehave when in fact we were impeccable. Bashing City in the media started long before our takeover, we have had negative press and tv coverage as long as I can remember, when compared to united and others and I am well into my 70s so my memory is long, not always right, but long.;-)

 

[HowleyBlue]

Legend: Francis Lee

The story of a Manchester City icon

www.mancity.com

 

[Moss Side's Finest]

RIP little fella

 

[KS55]

RIP little fella

He wasn’t tall but he wasn’t little either.

 

[Cravenvirgin]

He wasn’t tall but he wasn’t little either.

No. He was immense

 

[spinney]

He wasn’t tall but he wasn’t little either.

He was small for a Centre forward, but very strong , very aguero-esque for the not so old codgers

 

[bluegaz13]

Neil Young was my favourite player from this era, however I think the signing of Lee was the catalyst for the success and was arguably the most important player in that side.

In the late sixties/early seventies he was without doubt the best forward in the League.

 

[KS55]

He was small for a Centre forward, but very strong , very aguero-esque for the not so old codgers

He was Not tall but the biggest chest you have ever seen and no small gut either.
“He’s fat, he’s round, he can’t get off the ground,
Francis Lee, Francis Lee…”