Waa amazed when we signed him from Bordeaux back then. Agree, didn't get given the chance by Reid to play as often as he should. Will never forget that goal against Chelsea at Stamford BridgeGreat to see Erling match the league goal total of Allen. One of my favourite City players ever (hated how Reid treated him). He always has good words for us and was a legendary number 9.
He scored 49 goals in 1987 and that’s how many Haaland has now too!!
He will will surpass him and everyone else. What times to be a blue!!
That goal was mintWaa amazed when we signed him from Bordeaux back then. Agree, didn't get given the chance by Reid to play as often as he should. Will never forget that goal against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge
He became a better player with every game he didn’t play at City.
I’ve nothing against him. Seems a decent enough bloke. But he was one of those strikers, Tony Cottee was another in that era, who always gave me the impression they’d rather score in a defeat than not score in a victory.
You could pull someone out of 'Spoons at last orders who'd be better than Heath TBF.He was better than Heath , it might be right what you are saying , but Adrian Heath was the first Paul Dickov
Yeah, 49 a bit of a magic number in my head for that reason too. Had an 87 yearbook with him on the front cover.Great to see Erling match the league goal total of Allen. One of my favourite City players ever (hated how Reid treated him). He always has good words for us and was a legendary number 9.
He scored 49 goals in 1987 and that’s how many Haaland has now too!!
He will will surpass him and everyone else. What times to be a blue!!
We all have different views but I think that’s utter bollocks. I met him a few times and he loved playing and scoring for City, which is probably why HE always has a good word for City to this dayHe became a better player with every game he didn’t play at City.
I’ve nothing against him. Seems a decent enough bloke. But he was one of those strikers, Tony Cottee was another in that era, who always gave me the impression they’d rather score in a defeat than not score in a victory.