Introducing Miss Manchester City

[City_Shirts]

Come on some will remember these City stunners !!!

Introducing Miss Manchester City 1981/82 which was held at the City social club where all the finalist received £20 for making the finals including Allison Dunn, Denise Holland, Margaret Bray, Lorraine Murry, Diane Snape, Heather Fletcher, Karen Connor, Honoria Goddard, Wendy Saunders, Jill Turner & Jill Meadowcroft.

 

[Blue Mist]

For all the posters that moan and say it's not called soccer. Look at what the girls hobbies are.
It's always been called soccer.

 

[Gone for a Burton]

Come on some will remember these City stunners !!!

Introducing Miss Manchester City 1981/82 which was held at the City social club where all the finalist received £20 for making the finals including Allison Dunn, Denise Holland, Margaret Bray, Lorraine Murry, Diane Snape, Heather Fletcher, Karen Connor, Honoria Goddard, Wendy Saunders, Jill Turner & Jill Meadowcroft.

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I was on ' very good ' terms with Sue Cuff for a while.

She was stunning !!

 

[ysmsa]

Another thread about our woeful finishing!

 

[jrb]

Jill or Denise for me. :-)

Wendy has got the best looking hair.

I wonder what they look like now?

 

[Bluemoon dan]

Intrigued by one having the hobby of wine-making. That's a pretty niche interest now, must have been incredibly unusual in the early 80's!

 

[JASR]

Intrigued by one having the hobby of wine-making. That's a pretty niche interest now, must have been incredibly unusual in the early 80's!

It seemed to be a very big thing iirc - homemade wine in large demajohns

 

[eyalluvitt]

Nowadays it would be full of Brazilians

 

[KS55]

It seemed to be a very big thing iirc - homemade wine in large demajohns

Yes. 60s and 70s, it was big. Wine is now relatively much cheaper as much of the unfair duty has gone due to EU regs. and wine making has faded away.
Whatever happened to the ginger beer making craze?

 

[Colin Bells Boots]

Nowadays it would be full of Brazilians

Not sure you will get to see too many of them