Only been in the Horseshoe twice and that was back in the eighties when Newton Heath Cricket Club, who I played for for over twenty years, got rained off. It doesn't look to have changed since then.Pete Ward the rag twat. Landlord of the Horseshoe, Droylesden Rd, Newton Heath. Good footballer back in the day
I played for NH Cricket Club football team. Pete was left back. Johnny Morton was the manager.Only been in the Horseshoe twice and that was back in the eighties when Newton Heath Cricket Club, who I played for for over twenty years, got rained off. It doesn't look to have changed since then.
I think the charlton game possibly trumps it but be a toss upI remember that day that it was the most manipulated crows figure I'd ever seen at Maine Road. It was full to capacity.
Did Ronny Owen and Cassy play? Wasn't Simon Mack in net? All top lads. Cassy and Ron good City fans.I played for NH Cricket Club football team. Pete was left back. Johnny Morton was the manager.
The Kippax was swaying sideways that day.I think the charlton game possibly trumps it but be a toss up
Was it during the corvid season?I remember that day that it was the most manipulated crows figure I'd ever seen at Maine Road. It was full to capacity.
Guinness should room temperature and not too cold.One positive was the quality of the Guiness from the DIY bar on SS3 last night. Very cold and lovely compared with the shit they serve behind the bars. The SC discount is automatically applied on that bar so £5.40. Best pint I’ve had up there all season.
As evidenced by scoring the last goal of the match showed, they weren’t giving up. They also created a good opportunity where they hit the post.Err...that was basically my point.
Half tine against Bournemouth may 1989 nobody thought anything could go wrong
Last night at half time i had the flashback when I should have been confident...
And folk saying Bournemouth were in holiday mode ...well that wasn't my perception,admittingly only watching in a pub..but comments posted on here about their midfield player Cook being in the refs ear whole game from the first minute ,Cooks over enthusiastic challenge leading to the red card ,the at times ,brilliant attacking play ,great accurate crosses and adroit defending by their wide right midfielder......all say to me that Bournemouth were well up for that game last night.
Imo
And when they scored that last goal the scorer went racing back as if to say let's get another one.As evidenced by scoring the last goal of the match showed, they weren’t giving up. They also created a good opportunity where they hit the post.
I thought they were pretty open last night. In comparison to some teams we play.
I prefer it coldGuinness should room temperature and not too cold.
Philistine:-)I prefer it cold
Cooks a ****, always has been, never forgiven him for doing a City player in the corner of Etihad a few years back (Aguero?), no intention of playing the ball, ref let him off with not even a chat.And when they scored that last goal the scorer went racing back as if to say let's get another one.
Also Cook after his red card looked very angry to be sent off he didnt want to leave the pitch
Anyone flying into a centre mid challenge like that isn 't thinking about the summer break! Hes a damn good aggresive player impressed me with his industry.
Their right back looked well up for the game and should have scored when he motored into our box bursting past 3 challenges before blasting wide. The keeper was well on his game too.
Bournemouth were well up for the battle yesterday, fair play to them.
Platt lane was empty but for a few bournemouth fansI remember that day that it was the most manipulated crows figure I'd ever seen at Maine Road. It was full to capacity.
3-8 degrees it should be served atGuinness should room temperature and not too cold.
Ronnie played, Matty, Cassy, Swiggy, Pete Ward. Gary Hitchens was in nets. (Former Swinton RL Hooker)Did Ronny Owen and Cassy play? Wasn't Simon Mack in net? All top lads. Cassy and Ron good City fans.
Yes I know but the rest of the ground was full. I think capacity was about 45,000 in those days so without the platt Lane maybe 38,000.Platt lane was empty but for a few bournemouth fans