Just watched it.... Good lad
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Just watched it.... Good lad
dennishasdoneit
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it was mental that night behind the goal..will never forget it.I love that vid.
I'm behind that goal with a neck brace after writing my car off earlier in the day. 5000 all jumping up at exactly the same time
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fantastic day out on first day of the season. loads and loads of blues,brilliant atmosphere,quinn scoring the only goal after a long high cross from ricky holden.My favourite player at the time.
He was so quick, it was unreal. I remember his debut at Coventry. He was up against Kevin Gallagher, who was meant to be rapid. The ball was played over the top and City fans presumed Gallagher would run on to it and score.
Curle saw it and absolutely ruined him for pace. £2.5m well spent.
happy days
gordondaviesmoustache
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Happy birthday to him, 62 today.
Any excuse to post this video. Some away end that.
White absolutely destroyed Bruce for pace for that penalty.
manimanc
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Always love seeing the lad jump into his arms.
Ooh curly wurly.
Ooh curly wurly.
bluetonium
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Still one of my all time favourite city players. Rapid and a leader. Shocking that he didn't get more international caps but this was at time when playing for City was unfashionable and by comparison all you had to do was make the bench for United to be considered an England stalwart. Remember him being deployed at right back for England then barely being looked at again.
I'd put him and Phelan, alongside Distin, as the best defenders I saw at City from mid 80s to the takeover. Could probably cut it in a Pep team too.
I'd put him and Phelan, alongside Distin, as the best defenders I saw at City from mid 80s to the takeover. Could probably cut it in a Pep team too.
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I think the Wayne Clarke sitter was during the Brightwell "I just wellied it" 1-1 draw in 1990. That was the season when the attendance was higher for the Maine Road derby than the Old Trafford derby (although you're wasting your breath trying to get a rag to admit it).
White missed a sitter after the Curle equalizer, and so did Fitzroy Simpson.
This was the midweek after City had done United a huge favour by beating Leeds 4-0. United were 2 points ahead with two games in hand, but blew it big time
Wayne Clarke and Adrian heath still give me nightmaresSorry mate, the Brightwell Derby is the one we'd digressed to!
gordondaviesmoustache
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I think Mick McCarthy is worth a shout too.I'd put him and Phelan, alongside Distin, as the best defenders I saw at City from mid 80s to the takeover. Could probably cut it in a Pep team too.
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Keith Curle was a Rolls Royce of a player.
he was that generations nico o'reilly ;)Keith Curle was a Rolls Royce of a player.
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he was that generations nico o'reilly ;)
I still remember how he was shit on by Taylor playing him at right back in his first of three international games.
How he got only 3 caps is beyond believable.
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Holds him like a newborn haha serious athlete CurleAlways love seeing the lad jump into his arms.
Ooh curly wurly.
Stockton Heath Blue
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Saw him walking through NS concourse at the Napoli game. Looks good for 62. Always speaks well of City when he's on the radio.
That team he was in when Reid was manager was a top goal scorer away from doing something
I believe we was in the race for Ian Wright, who knows
Quinn and White would always get goals but not enough to be really serious
I believe we was in the race for Ian Wright, who knows
Quinn and White would always get goals but not enough to be really serious
Georgian Maestro
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He'd be banned for life if he did that nowAlways love seeing the lad jump into his arms.
Ooh curly wurly.
Taylor picked as a utility player for the 1992 Euros after a late injury, and the right back game was his third.A Rolls-Royce of a centre-back. Shame he never got a proper chance with England thanks to Graham Taylor.
His other 2 were boths half games as well with different players being tried out in the warm ups, he played one as CB and one as Sweeper.
After the Euros he has Adams, Walker, Pallister and Keown to contend with, and his and City's form declined a but, with one average and 3 relegation contender seasons, and he left to captain wolves.
His last game at Maine Road was as a left back for Sheff United. At his peak he was against Des Walker who was claimed to be the best in the world.
tolmie's hairdoo
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it was mental that night behind the goal..will never forget it
It was more mental in the Stretford Paddock, believe me!!!!
tolmie's hairdoo
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Holds him like a newborn haha serious athlete Curle
He certainly liked using the gym at Maine Road, a little too much on one occasion when caught doing bent over rows with someone ;)