hateutd
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The real Manchester City, died with Maine Road
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The real Manchester City, died with Maine Road
Mad Eyed Screamer
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Maine Road died when the Kippax went.....
yeseye
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I was probably at that game, late 70's v West Brom I think. Lump in throat.
City will never die!
City will never die!
Mad Eyed Screamer
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If it the game when Barnes and Owen played for WBA and Barnes scored... then I was there.... only game I have ever left early, when Barnes banged one in with a few mins to go.I was probably at that game, late 70's v West Brom I think. Lump in throat.
City will never die!
East Level 2
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I was at that one as well.
As for the comment: Did the real Sunderland die when they left Roker Park, or the real Boro die after leaving Gruesome Park? Nobody says similar things about Arsenal even though they seem to have picked up 20,000 moaning muppets since leaving Highbury.
And why did we die after leaving Maine Road rather than after leaving Hyde Road?
Should we be playing in a league with Sunderland, Boro, Arsenal, Walsall, Millwall, Huddersfield, Hull and various others that have moved grounds? Will an unreal West Ham join us next summer and an unreal Spuds the following year? Will Real Madrid have to remain at the Bernard Bowl to avoid becoming Unreal Madrid?
Wimbledon may have become a different club after moving to MK, but to say any normal club moving ground loses its identity is utter bollocks.
As for the comment: Did the real Sunderland die when they left Roker Park, or the real Boro die after leaving Gruesome Park? Nobody says similar things about Arsenal even though they seem to have picked up 20,000 moaning muppets since leaving Highbury.
And why did we die after leaving Maine Road rather than after leaving Hyde Road?
Should we be playing in a league with Sunderland, Boro, Arsenal, Walsall, Millwall, Huddersfield, Hull and various others that have moved grounds? Will an unreal West Ham join us next summer and an unreal Spuds the following year? Will Real Madrid have to remain at the Bernard Bowl to avoid becoming Unreal Madrid?
Wimbledon may have become a different club after moving to MK, but to say any normal club moving ground loses its identity is utter bollocks.