Classic City fan photos

[Time will pass me by]

Love these photo's but fuck me, everyone needs a good wash ha

What you saying. Some of us used to wash three times a week.

 

[bluemoon32]

What you saying. Some of us used to wash three times a week.

I used to get a bath once a week on a sunday night but only after my Dad and Brother had bathed in the water first.....fucking 70's were great, pubes in the soap ffs

 

[Time will pass me by]

Iain S P Reid | Manchester United & City Fans, 1976-77 | BCA Gallery

Iain S. P. Reid | Manchester United & City Fans, 1976-1977 This series of photographs by the late photographer Iain S.P. Reid (1949-2000) were taken at

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Thanks. That is fantastic.

 

[Time will pass me by]

Last one from me

 

[Mr Fraser]

I used to get a bath once a week on a sunday night but only after my Dad and Brother had bathed in the water first.....fucking 70's were great, pubes in the soap ffs

I take a bath once a month whether I need it or not.

 

[failsworthblueboy]

I used to get a bath once a week on a sunday night but only after my Dad and Brother had bathed in the water first.....fucking 70's were great, pubes in the soap ffs

That brought back terrible memories of the mid to late 60's, I'm the middle child of 5 boys Thomas first in and John went in the bath after and then me after them the water was then the water was changed for the other 2, uniforms were past down to me and then changed. I still hold the middle child grudge at 66.
We were all thrown in the same bed, I could swim before I could walk.

 

[bakerdave76]

Me 1976 going to wembley.

 

[Time will pass me by]

Me 1976 going to wembley.View attachment 108873

Brilliant photo

 

[manclad]

Me and my Dad at Wembley for the FA Cup Final vs Leicester City in 1969.

 

[Lovebitesandeveryfing]

Iain S P Reid | Manchester United & City Fans, 1976-77 | BCA Gallery

Iain S. P. Reid | Manchester United & City Fans, 1976-1977 This series of photographs by the late photographer Iain S.P. Reid (1949-2000) were taken at

britishculturearchive.co.uk

God but there's so much truth in those photos. They are absolutely of the time. Of the many things that could be said, though, the one thing that strikes me: everyone's so young!
And it's true, there were hordes of the young. On the Kippax especially. Everybody's so old now. I miss the masses of young people.