Do you remember the first City game you ever attended.

[Pam]

I actually don't.

 

[Gorton_Tubster]

No I dont either.

It was one of the ones where I got in at half time for free when I was supposed to be minding cars

 

[DavidWhitesBoots]

V QPR at Maine road, Les Ferdinand played we won 3nil I think

 

[Dazzle84]

V Notts County at Maine road. We won 2-0. About 91 or 92

 

[Ash of Ashton]

I actually don't.

West Ham at home 1-5 1969/70
Corrigan has the ball for City, Goal West Ham 3 seconds later
My dad said that he told me we saw something special that day, I didn't see it!!
Thought it was Jimmy Greaves but found out later it wasn't
Can't remember anything about the game at all

 

[blue b4 the moon]

Yes Coventry at home 70/71. 1-1 draw with a Lee pen.

 

[rm61]

69/70. Newcastle. 2nd game Sunderland, tueart scored the winner, the ball creeping under Corrigan's body. Joe was an accident waiting to happen at that time. Tueart was playing for Sunderland at the time of course.

 

[Q-Blue]

Chelsea at home 17th April 1971. 1-1 draw late on equaliser by Francis Lee. Freddie Hill came on as sub.

 

[Goats left knee]

Last Manchester derby at Maine road. There was a chap called Goater scored a couple

 

[rm61]

First European game schalke 5-1 semi final ,,70. First fa cup final and replay spurs 81, 2-3. 1st league cup final 74 wolves 1-2.

 

[880125]

1956 v Rags at OT, lost 2-0
1957 v Newcastle at Maine Road FAC 3rd round replay, lost 5-4 after extra time.
Started off as a jinx, it did get better, then it got worse, but I stuck with it, and am now privileged to see the best ever.

 

[Deleted member 77198]

City 4 Leicester 2

I was 6. My Dad bought me one of those mint 80s style scarves that had MANCHESTER CITY across it with two Union Flags at either end. And I wore that same scarf against Leicester last season as it was such a big defining game.

 

[TheThirdDeano]

I don’t remember it clearly but I do remember my dad wrapping me up in his great big coat to keep me warm and I fell asleep.
Fantastic memory

The first one I really remember was the gillingham final

 

[colinthewindowcleaner]

Stoke at home aged about 9, so about 1968.
Big crowd, we scored, fell of barrier and cracked me head. Never forgotten

 

[Stockton Heath Blue]

Colin Bell's testimonial game - Manchester v Merseyside.

Still to this day cannot believe the Rag t**t responsible for ending Bell's career was invited to play in this game.

 

[FrankSwift1]

Cambridge at home the last game of season 83/84. 5-0 win my grandad said the obvious. It's not like this every week you know. How right and now wrong he was.

I also went to a charity game maybe a testimonial just after this I think. Or before the following season. City all stars v someone. Remember Mike Sweeney coming on and getting loads of stick. I seem to remember a some of the team from 68 played. Do we anyone remember this or got have any details?

 

[TonyColemansbagofapples]

1968 v Burnley. 7-0. Some things never change.

 

[OB1]

8 March 1969. Beat Rags 1-0 at their place.

First home game was 15 November 1969 when we beat them 4-0.

 

[Cheer Up Peter Reid]

Luton Town 82. First time I'd seen a grown man cry.

 

[prestonibbo_mcfc]

Can remember who we played, but not sure on year. Was West Ham at Upton Park circa 1965/66.
I think we lost 2-1, but not sure as spent a lot of the game playing football with a tin can. I'd have been 4 or 5.
Couldn't see much and the place was rammed. Had to give dad's shoulders a rest sometime.