bluemanchester
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Blackpool early 50s Stanley Matthews played. Going to the joke section now to cheer myself up.
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Do you remember the first City game you ever attended.
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Shuffs
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1-3 against Shrewsbuy at Maine Road in 88.
Could have sworn we lost 2-1 and i was alot younger. Don't remember anything else.
Could have sworn we lost 2-1 and i was alot younger. Don't remember anything else.
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I was at that game obviously too young to remember much about it bloody hell seems a long time ago.1968 v Burnley. 7-0. Some things never change.
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Was a very young shaun goater in the starting 11 ;)1968 v Burnley. 7-0. Some things never change.
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18/01/1975 beat the barcodes 5-1 Dennis Tueart hat-trick, Colin Bell and Geoff Hammond. Bought the programme for sentimental reasons in Mary D’s and stuck it in a drawer and forgot all about it. Went to a City do last year and Dennis was there. Remembered the programme the night before, turned the house upside down, very pissed off missus, cos I blamed her for moving it! Eventually found it and got Dennis to sign it. Prized possession now!
JGL07
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Blackpool at Maine Road on May 4 1963.
It was a dismal home defeat by 3-0. I should have been at the previous match which was an even bigger reverse to West Brom by 5-1 but was given dubious information about the bus travel.
The Blackpool match attracted a crowd of 19,602 including a decent-sized group of Tangerine-clad visiting supporters on the Scoreboard End.
The team was: Bert Trautmann, Bill Leivers, Bobby Kennedy, Alan Oakes, Alf Wood, David Shawcross, Colin Barlow, Peter Dobing, Alex Harley, Matt Gray, David Wagstaffe. It turned out to be Barlow’s last appearance for City.
It was a dismal home defeat by 3-0. I should have been at the previous match which was an even bigger reverse to West Brom by 5-1 but was given dubious information about the bus travel.
The Blackpool match attracted a crowd of 19,602 including a decent-sized group of Tangerine-clad visiting supporters on the Scoreboard End.
The team was: Bert Trautmann, Bill Leivers, Bobby Kennedy, Alan Oakes, Alf Wood, David Shawcross, Colin Barlow, Peter Dobing, Alex Harley, Matt Gray, David Wagstaffe. It turned out to be Barlow’s last appearance for City.
JULES
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city 0-1 leeds first game of the season 70/71 I think