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Arthur Wilkinson was a great guy to travel with on the way back to the uk there was a big police presence at Felixtow as we docked on the ferry from the hook of Holland. West Ham fans ran amock smashing the toilets etc.nowt to do with us!. A game had been announced in Rekiavic in city's pre...

Failsworth originally but Wythenshawe now

Christ that sounds a bit hairy. The most dangerous time on our trip was hanging out of the hotel window in Amsterdam pissingon a queue to get into the club in the cellar. Great times.

The piccadilly branch ran a trip to German club Werder Breman, and PSV in Holland. From memory ran by Arthur Wilkinson we had a great week mainly staying in Amsterdam. Anyone with recollections of this "outing" or similar excursion s to the continent in the years when this was about as good as...

Whent to the first game and the Thursday night replay (both on Maynes coaches Openshaw) and the very next game an 8-1 defeat to weirder Bremen. Pre season 81 82( piccadilly branch with Soli and Arthur Wilkinson) now there was a trip.

Taking about Peter Ried I met him in Jersey in 2001 when I was working there. We had gone to watch the cup final at a hotel bar with some scouse lads from work. I had my city shirt on in walks Reidy with Adrian Heath he came over and shook my hand. Couldn't believe it. A great afternoon on the...

If Big Al was hammered it must have been a good piss up. Joking aside Al is a gent I'm lucky enough to have years of great memories of characters like him supporting God's own. That's why we are lucky being associated with a club like ours.

On the subject of Big Alan was with him and the Denton branch at Villa Park when we won 5 -1 in the league, a night match. We got bogged down in The Witton pub and only got in when we were 4-0 up. Tydeswell on the way home was always the order of the day. CTID.

Tommy Lowe served me with my first pint in a pub1974 or so. He was a real nice guy ,a gentleman. All the landlords around the Pole at that time were. John Sutton in the Crown, Gordon Calcut in the Oak,Reg Thompson in the Church and Spanish Tony in the Bridge. Failsworth Blues had a big presence...

Carlton home we won 5-1 mid 80,s

If city were a person they would be your dad who won the lottery

Tony Book...gentleman,no contest

I remember going to st Andrews 75 I think .four or five coaches got there early got in the ground behind the goal the place was empty.as The brum boys numbers grew towards 3.00pm we were well outnumbered,word went round that the special was due.It kicked off royal,we were driven back to the...

Glad to see the back of someone who knows he's bigger than the club.so he thinks.go away in short jerky movements

goRecord this season Going back a fair bit,Leeds away mid seventies,17,000 blues there.the BBC made a tv programme about that day out.in those days did all away games some mad excursions

The view of the Kippax as you walked down the tunnel under the Platt lane stand is one of my favourite memories of Maine rd

Hope she's not ok.going back years we always had trouble with them ask Tommy m

I've got a bad feeling about the rag game.after today I feel like we have gone back years.you can see that this term have packed in.yaya goodbye and take the other could,nt give a shit with you.you don't care about this club but we do

Delia ratted on the cooking wine!....great stuff,10 years ago that's gone fast.

I'm proud to say that city fans have never been racist.This guy is a ledge!