happychappy
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His pre-match preperation on the morning of the 10-1 was having his hair done in razors edge, royal exchange arcade, as the missus was working there
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Andy May
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Tbilisi
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sir peace frog said:didnt he score hudds goal in the 10 -1
Yes and saluted the Kippax as he ran back to the centre circle - not many love their clubs nowadays as he did.
Scored a great header v Charlton in the 5 - 1 and always tried in every game.For me a good player.
plattlane01
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Bloody hell some great comments on here from spoilt fans. In 20 years what will it be,"zabaletta" he was shit(example). Not just saying any may was shit, but all his team mates?? Just because we're currently viewing a great side today, doesn't mean everyone back to 68 were shit. Him and team mates were city players, that makes them alright in my book.
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I first really 'got into City' when Andy May was playing and was always under the impression that he was popular with the majority of Blues?
Anyway before the likes of Lakey, White, Bobbie Brightwell, Hinchcliffe etc were thrown in the most talented player City had was easily Clive Wilson. Even as a ten year old kid I could see he stood a mile over the rest.
Anyway before the likes of Lakey, White, Bobbie Brightwell, Hinchcliffe etc were thrown in the most talented player City had was easily Clive Wilson. Even as a ten year old kid I could see he stood a mile over the rest.
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Blue Lloyd said:I first really 'got into City' when Andy May was playing and was always under the impression that he was popular with the majority of Blues?
Anyway before the likes of Lakey, White, Bobbie Brightwell, Hinchcliffe etc were thrown in the most talented player City had was easily Clive Wilson. Even as a ten year old kid I could see he stood a mile over the rest.
Clive never reached his potential,had great skill and vision
He turned pro at 16 had over 100 Appearances for City, played in the top league and got into the England U21 set up. He also went on to play for a very good Mick McCarthy Millwall side that just missed out on promotion to the premier league twice. So he had a 15+year career, that only tailed off due to injuries, and that's a lot longer and more than many of us have achieved. People love to hate people that get to live their dream. Plus he's a local lad. So in a nutshell he had a good career and was a solid footballer. He was a very good old division 1 (championship)/lower premier league side player.
jonah62
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He’s got a Facebook page, probably easiest way to contact himSorry for bumping a six year old thread, but I am trying to get in touch with Andy May, as he played for my team Huddersfield Town, can anyone help at all?
Whenever I’m visiting Manchester from Tasmania, catch up with his brother Steve on the piss
Not very lol but they like Andy were City players so that will do for meHow good were Bobby Owen or Authur Mann?
How people can knock Andy is beyond me he was a decent player who did his best
Bobby scored 2 on his deubt in Charity shield i think
ccr
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Think we were expecting another Colin Bell when we signed him from Bury. Unless my memories going again I seem to remember him missing an open goal on the line at Newcastle in the (cup ?).