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Re: Manc or not Manc- born St Marys hospital-raised in old trafford/stretford- now residing in macclesfield up the blues

Tolmie, as a 35 year old too I agree with your first post, we have not seen city win pots but we have our heroes and stories from maine road- with rosler, stewart, kinky, lake etc, great times. I am very lucky to be able to watch tevez from the stands these days and I dont give a shit about...

very sad news, my thoughts are with his mum and dad R I P little man

R I P Keith I saw him in jjb gym last week in macclesfield, in fact I saw him a lot in there over the last few months, always had a smile on his face. my thoughts go to his family

Did you find him ? at the end of the game mate, I was minus my banana though, quite scary when you are young, but standing was so much more exciting.

I was at that game, went flying from a crowd surge when megson scored and lost my dad! happy days- always wanted to see that goal again for some reason

Bobbys tactics will not work in the premier league full stop, if he is to stay and I do like him then he needs to get it sorted. to allow teams like Hull city to apply pressure from the start is not on, we should be going out there to batter them not soaking up pressure, as with with Everton...

may you rest in peace fellow blue. my thoughts are with your family.

Well said Gary, when Rooney scored I turned to my Dad and we both said typical! - we watched the reds cheering like they had won the champions league instead of a trophy they never cared about, they are so scared its untrue, our time is coming, in my 35 years on this planet I have never being...

Hark now hear the City sing, The yanks are here to stay, to piss away united's dreams, God bless the U.S.A. the above is pure genius!! LOVE IT! God bless the U.S.A!!!

I'm 35 too, I will cry if we make it to a cup final, as a kid I got excited each year for the fa and league cup third round and each year we went out at some stage and I still watched all the finals hoping one day to be there. maybe this is the time, if not it will come soon enough. I feel...

its the big one, lets go all out attack and leather them!! COME ON CITY!

one forchuckle if we win at the swamp........................... Tell the bootlicker To put the champagne on ice we're going to wembley twice Tell the bootlicker.

Glad you got to see them robsta, its not been to well publicized so far, think there is something in this months city magazine, I did ask for something to be put in the match day programme so we will have to wait and see. lets hope we get a big win today!

I am sure it would not be a problem sending a print to canada, just email me at benkellyland@hotmail.com and let me know which particular one you want and I can get you a postage cost as well. cheers Ben

very good comparison bluemanc, I had not seen that Lowry painting before but it is great, I think the invisible men and inflatables will always be a part of city folklore now, I remember seeing those lads dressed as invisible men at the Fulham game-the last home game under sven, I thought I have...

When the museum moves to urbis I really hope they show the paintings too. Its a great museum with a good mix of memorabilia so it would work really well at urbis, especially if the blues are flying high in europe fingers crossed and thank you for the kind comments When we eventually win...

Superb that Ben. I've often wondered if a painting exists of the old Maine Rd with standing 3/4 around the ground ? LS Lowry painted a crowd scene at the City vs Sheffield United? game in 1938 but as far as i know a print of the actual picture & who actually bought it at auction are a...

Cheers Gary, I've not seen the book yet, its on my christmas list though! will be sending you a pm over the weekend mate, it was a pleasure working with you too.

no mate, I think thats to do the contribution of black and asian players in professional football-drawings by Colin Yates, I am sure its well worth a look, will be going tomorrow myself before the hull game