BlueMoon Podcast Special: 15 Years Since Wembley '99

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BlueMoon Podcast Special: Looks Like Scunny Next Season

On Sunday 30th May 1999, Manchester City played one of the most important games in their history. Having sunk to the lowest point in their history, the Blues had the chance to bounce back from Division Two at the first attempt when they faced Gillingham in the Play-Off Final. But it almost all went wrong, with City trailing 2-0 as stoppage time approached. Kevin Horlock and Paul Dickov scored last minute goals to pull the club level, before they went on to win on penalties. In this special documentary, David Mooney has spoken to every one of the players involved that day and the manager to mark the 15th anniversary of the game.

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[worldleaderpretend]

Congrats to David Mooney on an absolutely brilliant podcast, really brought that day in 1999 back to life.

 

[mrmacca]

great podcast gang :)

 

[chesterguy]

Have to say a brilliant and entertaining 55 mins brings back so many memories

I was a season ticket holder and my brother went. I watched in a bar in Menorca. Just before Dickov scored I asked my 2 year old daughter to give her Dad a cuddle as I was sad because City were about to lose and as she walked towards me Dickov scored and I whacked her across the bar....ooops!!!

 

[BlueMooney]

Thanks guys, glad you like it. It was really enjoyable to make, too! :)

 

[citymad]

Great podcast. Loved the Ian Bishop train story. Be interested to know if any city fans were on that same train. What brilliant memories!!!

 

[s1ty m]

Brilliant entertainment. Thanks.

 

[worldleaderpretend]

I too loved the Bishop train journey but my favourite part was Nicky Weaver telling Andy Morrison to 'Get off me you fat bastard'

 

[Lovebitesandeveryfing]

What a terrific programme ! Brought a lump to my throat. Any of the young blues who weren't even born in 99 or who were only four or five might well give this a listen.

 

[squirtyflower]

Thanks David, it was a great listen, brought back lots of memories