Classic City fan photos

[ONTHERUNWITHTHAKSIN]

Every Saturday night we used to get the metal bath out and put it in front of the fire.

My old feller used to wash in the tin bath on a Sunday after him and my uncle collected coal in it on the Saturday

He was 5

 

[ONTHERUNWITHTHAKSIN]

Love this thread

 

[Gingers Dad]

My mate is the one at the very front, second left as you look.
He knows your mate though, we bumped into him in a pub in Leicester before the CS against the victims.

And a good drink was had by all. Apart from your designated driver

 

[tizzerp]

I think the bloke on the left sits next to me

 

[Mifred]

I think the bloke on the left sits next to me

You a twin?

 

[IOWBlue]

If its Lappo, I used to work with him in Trafford Park , and Keith at the back of the photo.

Same. Both good lads.

 

[The Lightbowne Cowboy]

I think the bloke on the left sits next to me

The lad behind the dummy. Dead ringer for Dan Walker, ex MOTD presenter.

 

[Blueboy73]

66

My mate is 66 next month.
I think you and your lad were in the pub with us in Leicester pre CS against the victims.

 

[Blueboy73]

And a good drink was had by all. Apart from your designated driver

It was indeed:)

 

[Really_here]

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[IrishBloodEnglishHeart]

Love seeing the pictures of fans going to the games suited and booted. Puts some of the scruffs that go today to shame.

Almost like it was a huge occasion when Saturday rolled around and the match was on.

 

[mancityvstoke]

End of the game they weren't thinking that

 

[mancityvstoke]

 

[Kippax Street 1880]

Love seeing the pictures of fans going to the games suited and booted. Puts some of the scruffs that go today to shame.

Almost like it was a huge occasion when Saturday rolled around and the match was on.

Don't know, the old boys in suits look smart but I reckon the youths look scruffy as fuck compared to today! Why did anyone think flares looked good?

 

[its a Barm]

Bristol City away, 1977, 17 games without defeat, we lost 1-0

Remember that game went with a mates older brother who drove in his escort Mexico went pub first away pub I think great memories shame about the result although I remember we should of at least drawn

 

[Really_here]

Don't know, the old boys in suits look smart but I reckon the youths look scruffy as fuck compared to today! Why did anyone think flares looked good?

I remember 'skinners' jeans, enough material to make two pairs of 'normal jeans' !!

 

[hallsteve62]

I think the bloke on the left sits next to me

Patches on scarves. That takes me back a bit! I've still got a scarf in the loft somewhere with my League Cup 1976 one on it!

 

[Kippax Street 1880]

I remember 'skinners' jeans, enough material to make two pairs of 'normal jeans' !!

Suppose there is always a weird denim style for each generation. I had a few of the drop crotch style few years ago god knows what I was thinking!

Stick to the straight leg nowadays!

 

[IrishBloodEnglishHeart]

Don't know, the old boys in suits look smart but I reckon the youths look scruffy as fuck compared to today! Why did anyone think flares looked good?

Anything beats trackies and a puffer jacket though!

From looking at the kids in town today it looks like flares and baggy pants might be making a comeback!!

 

[davyhulme blue]

It was difficult fashion move from flares to drainpipes / straight legs as I remember