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I always liked old fashioned wingers so Peter Barnes (despite his subsequent mistake), Dennis Tueart, David White and Paul Simpson spring to mind. The Uwe/ Walsh/ Beagrie front line that gave such hope under Brian Horton. Wiekens/ Goater/ Weaver/ Horlock from the 1999 / 2000 recovery. Imre...

Impossible task, not sure I could narrow it down to 70. So many worthy names noted above (apart from the wind up merchants) but wanted to give a shout out to 7 players that I really enjoyed watching, but not commonly mentioned above. Peter Beagrie, Eyal Berkovic, Tony Book, Tommy Caton (RIP)...

Correct, thousands of Hammers fans applauding blues along the route to the tube station, they were singing "you're the pride of Manchester" and "you'll be back again next year". Met a few Hammers fans on the train back to the West Country and they insisted that myself and a few other blues on...

Saw this picture posted on Facebook recently. "Skip" taking the Michael out of his then coach "Big Mal". Thought older city fans might be interested. Tony Book gets my vote as "The Cult Hero", what a rags (sorry) to riches story. As a youngster imagine you live in a city where only non league...

I was born and raised in Bath and football daft, my uncle, who married a Manchester girl and lived in the area for a while used to tell us about this footballer he used to live near. He talked not only about him being a great player but also about what a kind and unassuming man he was. And so...

Re: bye bye yaya Spot on Uwe Rosler 28 Glad its not just me who spent the entire match being frustrated by Yaya's disinterested ambling around the pitch. We were a 10 man team tonight.

According to SSN aggregate score of last 6 derby's 18-6 Get In

Yeah, I was thinking of this goal as well, not a great goal but a goal of great importance. What about Tuearts overhead to win the league cup in 76 and David White's brace at home v Liverpool to take us top, early season, under Peter Reid.