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Also Andy May’s penalty in the 10-1.I seem to recall most of the ground applauding Charlton's goal in 1985.
Also Andy May’s penalty in the 10-1.I seem to recall most of the ground applauding Charlton's goal in 1985.
Messi at EastlandsI was just watching that KDB belter against Leicester when he smashed it in the bottom left corner from outside the box. A chap a few rows back in the Leicester end is politely applauding the obvious moments of brilliance.
It got me thinking back to the days when City were the underdog without the world class names. I personally remember Arsenal with Henry, Pires et all coming to Maine Road and absolutely taking us to the cleaners but some moments you just have to appreciate the immense ability and I vividly remember a fair chunk of the crowd clapping at some moments of Arsenal play.
So, have there ever been moments where you have put football rivalry aside and just thought fuck it - that’s what the beautiful game is all about from an opponent?
Same here. This one, you mean?
Was that the same game where Gazza took the piss out of Lake's ears?Paul Gascoigne for Spurs at Maine Road in December 1990 - the match where Norwegian Tv (where it was broadcast Live) asked City to wear the maroon 2nd kit, and Spurs wore yellow, because it was a bit foggy... Gazza picked the ball up just inside our half, played a 1-2 and picked the ball up on the edge of out box, moved forward and slid it under Coton under pressure from our defenders.... many City fans in the Main stand, stood up and applauded... sublime...sheer class....
Same here. This one, you mean?
Makes a pleasant change from all the 5 year olds whinging on the match day thread.I cheered all 6 goals at my first ever City game in a 4-2 win against Leicester when I was 6, if that counts.