city's greatest goals

[Copper Coloured Top]

what was that German full backs name scored a screamer of a free kick under Keegan?

Michael Tarnet - belter of a free kick.

 

[Thaksinssoldier]

thats the one...for the life of me couldnt remember it!

Good player him.

 

[Copper Coloured Top]

Indeed he was, just imagin if we had him when he was the right side of 30

 

[bluemanc]

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Mike Summerbee 1969/70 LC semi-final 2nd leg at the swamp. Only ever time we've met them in a major cup semi,we went onto win it.
Not the best goal but it was one i was at,it was great & i'll never forget it.

 

[A Blue]

Jim Melrose again. Colin Bells at Chelsea would take some beating. Kinki against Saints.DENIS LAW AT COLD TRAFFORD. Oh yes , just remembered ,DENIS LAW AT COLD TRAFFORD. And not sure if I have mentioned DENIS LAW'S AT COLD TRAFFORD.

 

[A Blue]

Hinch'sss and Bish against the rags. Oh and Denis laws at cold trafford.

 

[suckling4england]

Dave Watsons bullet header in the north stand end - i think it was against Ipswich ?

 

[buzzer1]

Dave Watsons bullet header in the north stand end - i think it was against Ipswich ?

Kinkys against Saints for me, and David Phillips' against Carlisle at home, rek it was 1983/4, it flew in from about 30 yards. (we lost 1-3, Carlisle ffs). My first game n all i rek.

 

[M9 Blue]

The greatest City goal was scored by Jim Melrose ..... mid eighties ..... at home to Notts County , 2-0 win ....... an unbelievable volley into the North Stand goals from around the halfway line.

This one ^ centre circle,chest,thigh then volley.Before the days of cameras at every game,would have been goal of the season.

 

[bluedub]

What do you lads think of these two lobs by David White in the match against Liverpool in December 1991? I was 13 years old at the time, had just taken up supporting City that summer, and this guy was beyond doubt my hero at that point. He had formed a partnership with Quinn every bit as potent as the one Quinn would later form with Kevin Phillips at Sunderland (same manager too, long ball Peter Reid). I watched this game live on Irish television in a front room also containing my Liverpool supporting older brother. White's second was from such a difficult angle, it's easy to think of it as a hit and hope, but I genuinely believe he meant it. I couldn't believe it when it dropped in at the far post! Hope this brings back some good memories, a season when we finished in the top 5 :)

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