City at their lowest... top trumps

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01MANC said:
chaddblue said:
QPR after 89 minutes.

This is a great shout

Yes all the times mentioned were very bad, but irrespective of the relativity of it all, at no time as a city fan have I felt as distraught as I did at this time.

No way near. I reckon I could name about 50 worse points.
 
Re: City at their lowest..top trumps

Never Mind The Pollocks said:
01MANC said:
chaddblue said:
QPR after 89 minutes.

This is a great shout

Yes all the times mentioned were very bad, but irrespective of the relativity of it all, at no time as a city fan have I felt as distraught as I did at this time.

No way near. I reckon I could name about 50 worse points.

I'm sure you could...but not for me.
 
Re: City at their lowest..top trumps

Mad Eyed Screamer said:
squirtyflower said:
Tbilisi said:
After beating Munich midweek I couldn't help thinking about my low points watching City & came up with these I was at.

Halifax 1980 FA Cup defeat
York away defeat,and fuck off I was there!
Mansfield home defeat,freight bollox trophy,3000 in ground
Oxford home late 90s,lost 2 0,Kevin Francis looked like Maradona and they sang we're bust but we're beating you.

I think those 4 take some beating but I'm throwing down the gauntlet.....
agree with Halifax but add Shrewsbury six years earlier
derby county away, 6-0, Colin Hendry had just signed
Luton 83

Shrewsbury was the season before Halifax.
We signed Hendry after (and because of) Derby.

Luton for me, other relegations were bad, but I became immune to them after a while....

Your right about that Luton was the first one for me it's a miracle that we are here now discussing our victory in the CL over the reigning European Champions and best club side in the world, by rights we should have ended up like some teams cast off in to the wilderness of the lower leagues never to return to the top
 
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Immune to the Shrewsbury one. Seen it before early sixties. Think Matt Grey (sp) scored a consolation last minute goal. Lost 3-1. Remember my lad at his first away game, Gillingham, Wembley saying can we go Dad ?
NO. Your a City fan ,learn to suffer.
Not sure if anyone remembers Joe Mercers first game in charge ? Dundee in a friendly at Maine Road. Came very close to giving up after that. Dundee ffs.
 
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Thee was a game when I think we were in the 2nd flight in the 90s when we played Lincoln in the League Cup at home. There were only about 10k in the ground, and I watched a young Gareth Ainsworth destroy us.
 
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mcfc2607 said:
I was at the Mansfield game Sat in the Maine stand but for Me I hated the second season under Pearce.

Shit football.
Never scored ever!!.
A fucking teddy bear as goodluck.
Blasting out fans songs out of the speakers.
Dabo - To all the JCL who say Garcia is the worst player they've seen, well he's like Patrick Vieira compared to that sack of shit.

Truly shite days give me York away any day at least it was fun back then and not wanting to slit your own wrists after every boring game under pearce. If only we signed Mido.

^^^THIS.^^

We could have put Messi in that team and still been shit. Embarrassed to say but I was so chuffed when Pearce got the job, thought he'd put some passion back in the team, rarely have I been more wrong.

I'll add to it getting relegated to div 1 in 1996, possibly the most typical city moment ever.
 
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Of all the crap I've seen, my lowest point was when we got beat at home by Leicester 3-0 just after moving to the new stadium. Not only did Dicky score a penalty against us but after having a beer in the ground afterwards, we walked out in the pissing down rain and freezing cold to see a row of Mercs and BMW's being warmed up and the players being walked by security staff to their cars, under umbrellas, so they didn't get wet. This was the only time in 30 years, I thought of giving my season ticket up.
 
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MATCH REPORT

City vs. Reading

This was going to be a bad day from the start. You all know the feeling that things won't get better. To start with it was raining and so the MCIVTA FC game against Reading was off. So off to the game in the pi**ing rain, I was half expecting it to be called off.

The ground staff had done a wonderful job with the pitch and the seemed to be no standing water. City kicked off towards the Platt Lane end. We went straight on the attack and won a corner. As it was a set piece we did our usual trick of bugger all. After that the game went downhill rapidly. We cant blame the weather or the pitch, we can only blame the gutless players who take their wage home and count it.

The game turned out to be the most spectacular débâcle I have witnessed. Joe Royle should not have paid the players for that performance.

After about 20 minutes Tiatto and Reading's No. 7 got involved in a bit of Queensburys. The result: their player booked and Danny sent off. Come on ref., equal punishments for that should have been given out. Both players were involved and both should have walked. After that their No. 7 got some of the worst stick I have seen. City should have upped their game and taken Reading apart but what did they do? They tried to break the legs of the Reading player.

Only one good chance came in the first half; Wiekens from a corner. His vicious drive swerved and hit the post. The ref. blew for everything that Reading called for. There were several dubious offside decisions and dodgy free kicks. Half time: 0-0.

Second half much of the same. I'm too pi**ed off to comment on it. Apart from a sloppy goal coming from a corner which I didn't see that well.

Weaver 9 - Kept us in the game with some brilliant saves.
Wiekens 9 - Never missed a thing.
The rest 2 - Bloody awful.

Horlock, our stand-in captain was a disgrace. 1-0 down and his head is down and he is staring at his feet. If the captain feels that way what does that do to the rest of the team?

Craig Russell came on for the last 10 minutes and should have been on from the start. He was the only forward who seemed to know where the goal was. Goater is crap. He can't turn or jump and how the hell he has scored 10 goals defies logic.

And finally a comment on the ref. and linesmen. The ref. is the worst I have seen in a long time and a pearl of wisdom came from the bloke sat next to me: "Bring back George Courtney". Things must be bad if he feels that way. Do the linesmen know what the offside rule is? If so bloody use it.

I have never felt such disgrace to be a Blue, so what have I done this morning, got my ticket for Saturday. I must be mad.

Of all the shit games I've been to, that one is the one that absolutely stands out in my mind
I've never been to any other match where I thought the field was going to be invaded by the supporters and they would actually murder a player/players
I really believe the City players that day were in mortal danger
 
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Selling Ireland when IMO he wanted to stay was my low. Only time that I remember feeling like the club really acted shamefully.
High was obviously the Aguero goal. I thought I'd have a heart attack.
 

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