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Spot on.

Thats a very young Paul Walsh getting there first (& the elbow from Nicky Reid), also Brian Horton playing for them as well.

Remember the name but cant remember what he looked like?

go on then from the left back row, G.pardoe -?- S.Redmond - T.Adcock - I.Brightwell - J.Gidman -???- T.Book. J.frizzel - M.Machin - D.Beckford - A.Chincliffe - D.White - E.Nixon -?- P.Suckling - P.lake - K.Langley -?- P.Stewart - R.Bailey. ? - I.Scott -E.Barrett - I Varadi -...

Thats him :-)

I think Ian Scott is second from left two rows up?

Thats the bloke, so including him 24 :-)

23 or 24 if I could just remember the bloke stood on Paul Lakes left side?

Jamie pollock heading the best goal he will ever score, there was only one slight problem with it.................

Then when the dog had been removed & the game went back to being dull & boring the kippax sang "We want the dog back!"

I would say you were going quackers, but I remember it as well :-)

Surreal moments at city games? Step forward a certain Mr Alan Wilkie who was probably the only person in the ground who knew why he awarded a penalty to the rags in a FA cup 5th round game at old trafford in 1996, Certainly the weirdest thing I have seen in a football ground until last sunday...

I dont often listen to the radio on the way back from the game but yesterday I was with my brother & he had Sutton & Savage on in the car, to be honest I could not believe how bad it was, sounded like two kids in a playground, my dads bigger than your dad type shit, I though Talkshite was poor...

First time I have seen the statue properly yesterday & I think it is fantastic, well done to all involved.

Not sure how you are feeling but your cat is looking very worried :-)

That one for the chocolates, celebrations I think, whoop whoop? WTF is all that about?

Its odd really, The whole family as far as I can tell were blues, Mum can clearly remember her Grandad talking about following city & he was born around 1865, I can remember as a kid talking to my Grandad on my Dads side about Hyde Road & the move to Maine Road, him & my Nan used to follow city...

That really is one hell of an ugly thing! (& the fish isnt to good either) :-)

Cant be bothered working my total out but my Grandad first went to Hyde Road in around 1907 & I am fairly sure his Dad my great grandad who was in the Manchester Police started going before him so including my Dad & my Brother we have been following the blues more or less since they started :-)

How the fu#k are the rags even still in with a chance of getting through? has any club ever qualified for the next rounds with just 7 points?