Uncle Wally One Ball
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I agree. But we sell kit deals that enables us to buy Haaland and De Bruyne. Whatever sells to pay for that will do, and the kits are always broadly City in nature so make do
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1968/69 Supporter Complaint Letter
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1968/69 Supporter complaint letter regarding City's new Black & Red away shirt that Mr G.Toothill, of Crumpsall was not best pleased to see but unfortunately for him the club never met his request, but I admire his style back in 1968 !!!
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Ahaha, love this. Thanks for sharing.
better dead than red
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Number 30 is for sale for £257k. You can become his neighbour and pop by for a brew or beer and moan about the away shirt together.
It should be brought in on the match thread.I know it was a long time ago but I can’t believe they printed his full address
I thought Sterling was shite.
Blue Mist
46 Cuckoo Lane,
Little Hampton on the Wold.
Sussex.
Mad Eyed Screamer
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They did it right up to the mid 80's. Surprised I never had a few bricks through my windows with the anti rag stuff I had printed under my.name and addressI know it was a long time ago but I can’t believe they printed his full address
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Ooh that 56 shirt what a beauty.
deegee33
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As I appreciate the anti-red sentiments expressed in the OP, I wonder just who had a colour TV in 1968.
Newman Noggs
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As I appreciate the anti-red sentiments expressed in the OP, I wonder just who had a colour TV in 1968.
My family went round to a wealthy friend's to watch it. That final was the first programme I ever saw in colour.
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As I appreciate the anti-red sentiments expressed in the OP, I wonder just who had a colour TV in 1968.
I miss black and white teles. Pot Black was never the same in colour. Half the fun was guessing what colour they were going for.
lancs blue
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Colour TVs were so rare around that time that one of the first bought in the area made the front page of the local paper, the Sale Guardian!My family went round to a wealthy friend's to watch it. That final was the first programme I ever saw in colour.