Exactly how can that be done?
The Premier League can only expel a club, presumably by points deduction. They cannot dictate where in the EFL that City would end up.
The rat probably died after eating dodgy burgers from the food outlets?
That’s assuming that Louis Edwards still has the food concession at Old Trafford?
Ian Bowyer. He ran like he had two left feet and looked totally ungainly.
He had a few decent games but was never really appreciated by the support at City. Brian Clough made him a world beater at Forest.
Stan Bowles was a similar case.
I was there!
It was the worst performance I can recall from that era. Apart from Ron Frost making the second of his two appearances for City having scored at Charlton on his debut, it was a fairly strong City team. Neil Young was not playing, neither was Jimmy Murray, but otherwise it was...
I was at that match. My last visit to Anfield. I recall Ian Bowyer scoring late on to put City 2-1 ahead after an earlier own goal. Two goals for Liverpool in the last seven minutes from St John and Hunt won the match.
The CCS were increasing separated from the actual football matches by the time I started to attend games circa 1989.
I remember on time around 1993 when I took the kids to Hibs v Rangers and went to drop them off at my mother’s house after. She had seen a news report of fighting. I said we saw...
I was there and can certainly confirm that.
The matches back then had no segregation and were rarely all ticket. It was pay-at-the-gate and get there early if you wanted to be sure to get in.
I suspect that most of the time they would admit vastly more than they were supposed to do but record...
Reading away in an FA Cup replay in 1968. The first match was an awful 0-0 draw at Maine Road. The replay was four days later at the old Elm Park stadium.
I had skived off work at lunchtime and drove from Manchester in my old Ford Anglia. It went really well that day.
I was sat on a wall at...
Coe was fuming when he discovered that the running track was to be removed from COMS. Just how many athletics meetings would the stadium have ever hosted? Would City have agreed to move there with a permanent running track?
If the answer to the latter question is no, then the stadium would...
I suppose the argument can be made that West Ham just took advantage of the desperation of the Olympic Legacy Commission to find a user. Tottenham would have taken it had they been allowed to bulldoze the whole thing and build a new football stadium on the site.
But this was not allowed because...
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