Jim Whitley

[City_Shirts]

Tales of Blue caught up former City midfielder Jim Whitley to share his City story.
A real cracking fella who loved his time at Maine Road and talks about Andy Morrison's impact during the 98/99 campaign, Bryan Robson's assault on him during a reserve team fixture and the influence Willie Donachie had at City plus much more.

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[johnnytapia]

Does he mention his car driving ability?!?!?

 

[eike]

Watched Jim at Nidd Hall last Xmas he was playing as Sammy Davies Jnr (Rat Pack) he was amazing, boy can be tap dance.

 

[manimanc]

Another great interview Mark, he sounds a great lad Jim Whitely, didn't play much for us but he has city in his heart.

Fantastic.

 

[City_Shirts]

Another great interview Mark, he sounds a great lad Jim Whitely, didn't play much for us but he has city in his heart.

Fantastic.

You certainly feel the pride he clearly has in representing the club.

Clive Allen secured today for late November

 

[manimanc]

You certainly feel the pride he clearly has in representing the club.

Clive Allen secured today for late November

Can't wait for Clive Allen.

Just to be nosey, how do you get in touch with our ex players?

Do you contact them direct or go through a couple of people?

 

[City_Shirts]

Can't wait for Clive Allen.

Just to be nosey, how do you get in touch with our ex players?

Do you contact them direct or go through a couple of people?

Bit of both really and lot can be found via social media outlets.

 

[Franny 1234]

When we played the Rags at Wembley in the semi final. I needed a ticket after donating mine to my sons mate( he just got out of hospital ) Jim's mates were selling tickets at £200+ he got me one for £50. Then YAYA did his magic great day out. CTID

 

[Zin 'messiah' Zimmer]

Does he mention his car driving ability?!?!?

Our kid was in the same class as one of his accomplices , Anthony Adasida, himself a promising footballer at one time…

Anyway, Jim found his calling, a better singer than footballer (:

 

[Spurs quarter 69]

Always got confused by Jim and his brother Geoff (?) Both part of that amazing side Of Royles who gave some of our most magical days watching City. Loved that team such a band of brothers and have never known a time when the team and the fans were closer. Think the Whitleys were Northern Irelands first black internationals a great time to be a blue.