You’re both wrong.. it was 6-2 lolI always thought it was 6-3
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City 10 Huddersfield Town 1
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On the day city were on football Focus in the "champions" series Great memories Joe Mercer saying ," we won everything apart from the grand nationalOne of my all time favourite City fixtures which I've heard many tales of blues missing the fixture for various reasons.
Collection of memorabilia from the match dated 7th November 1987
Original squad signed match ball, Steve Redmond match worn shirt, Official match programme signed after the match by hat-trick scorers Tony Adcock, David White & Paul Stewart which belonged to David White’s father, match ticket, Original press photo signed by hat-trick scorers Adcock, White & Stewart, Original MEN paper, Squad signed hat-trick ball awarded to David White, Official club VHS match video, Squad signed official match programme & Watford fixture match programme cover feature signed by hat-trick scorers Adcock, White & Stewart
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gordondaviesmoustache
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Remember confidently telling my mate at half time that we wouldn’t score another goal!
percypawpaw
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I purposely missed the game, it was a low point for me, for the first time I had questioned my support of City, my loyalty had been tested, probably the first home game I had missed in 15 to 20 years, but I had had enough. Thank god we won, I was at home and it was like being struck by lightning, I had purposely missed a match which we had won 10-1, that night I went out and sang about a game I hadn't been or seen, it never happened again, to think I could have missed everything that has happed since, that result rescued me, so I will always remember this game for kicking me where I needed Kicking.
This was another great day from that era.
Was at the game that day think that’s why I had a soft spot for you lot ........ pitch invasion fans shaking hands ........ then a year later our lovely neighbours L@&ds went to Bournemouth and wrecked the place ....... and folk cannot understand why they are disliked so much
At least you weren't in Raul's. I'd PVR'd the week before and left Germany on the friday. Stopped off for the 4-3 win at Swindon and then this one the week after. Considering i'd only done two games in the previous 14 months, this was a great week.I was in Belize ... I remember listening to the game on the World Service and running around the accommodation blocks relaying the score to others... There were quite a few blues there!! Good Times!!
dickie davies
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When we scored our third, my brother said it was going to be dead boringRemember confidently telling my mate at half time that we wouldn’t score another goal!
Keep the faith brotherI purposely missed the game, it was a low point for me, for the first time I had questioned my support of City, my loyalty had been tested, probably the first home game I had missed in 15 to 20 years, but I had had enough. Thank god we won, I was at home and it was like being struck by lightning, I had purposely missed a match which we had won 10-1, that night I went out and sang about a game I hadn't been or seen, it never happened again, to think I could have missed everything that has happed since, that result rescued me, so I will always remember this game for kicking me where I needed Kicking.
Bluemanc100
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It was early on a Saturday morning for us or I might have been there ;-)At least you weren't in Raul's. I'd PVR'd the week before and left Germany on the friday. Stopped off for the 4-3 win at Swindon and then this one the week after. Considering i'd only done two games in the previous 14 months, this was a great week.
City_Shirts
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Can you give next weeks Derby a miss pleaseI purposely missed the game, it was a low point for me, for the first time I had questioned my support of City, my loyalty had been tested, probably the first home game I had missed in 15 to 20 years, but I had had enough. Thank god we won, I was at home and it was like being struck by lightning, I had purposely missed a match which we had won 10-1, that night I went out and sang about a game I hadn't been or seen, it never happened again, to think I could have missed everything that has happed since, that result rescued me, so I will always remember this game for kicking me where I needed Kicking.