Noel Gallagher and York away

[Blue Dan]

More important than who was and who wasn't at York away, why does the interview with Noel fade out just when he's getting to the most interesting part of the Balotelli story? I've never felt so unfufilled.

 

[BluePurgatory]

he wasnt anywhere near york, i remember wher e i was( at home) i went 8 away games that year, york certainly wasnt one of them and i would never claim it, he clearly reads bluemoon.

Golly Gosh a miracle. Someone on here didnt go to York away. But did you have the same injury as Aquero as every man and his dog have on the recent thread.

 

[handy andys rocket]

Fook York away. What about bradford away when we'd not won on the road for was it 34 games ? Lol, used to look at the team in the same way as we do now. Would argue as if we were the best thing since sliced bread.

 

[City 1 Chelsea 1 1971]

Fook York away. What about bradford away when we'd not won on the road for was it 34 games ? Lol, used to look at the team in the same way as we do now. Would argue as if we were the best thing since sliced bread.

I remember that Bradford game and also the game the previous Saturday at Gay Meadow. 0-0 until City got a penalty in the last thirty seconds. You can guess the rest.

 

[whp.blue]

Friday night ? , I wonder.Always remember Colchester being the hard one as that WAS on a Friday if my memory serves me correct.

Colchester was 6pm on Saturday for TV, York was just a normal 3pm Saturday KO.

colchester was a sat night games we changed ends because the away end wasa rubbish with some sort of plastic thing down the middle that sopped you seeing the opposite corner flag

we walked out and went down the inside of the ground to the other end the stewards were going mad saying we couldn't just cahange ends

we just ignored thaem until the dibble arrived and started gobbing off

we then pointed out we in fact had tickets for the other end as well and we could in fact change ends ( thanks to bobbit )

we sat with all the players wives etc who were just in the normal stand behind the opposite end to the city fans

I think this was the first ever pay for view game memorable for the amazing challenge by andy morrison who side lined cholchesters new hope for about 4 months

 

[Tbilisi]

york away?

pah

try torquay away midweek

I take my hat off to your sir.

I didnt go but I did go by train to Southend midweek in the League Cup,I thought we were the next big thing,just like I bet you did!

 

[borninm14]

I didnt go but I did go by train to Southend midweek in the League Cup,I thought we were the next big thing,just like I bet you did![/quote]

I was on that train arriving back in Stockport about half three in the morning, wasn't it 0-0 as well.

 

[kinkysleftfoot]

Friday night ? , I wonder.Always remember Colchester being the hard one as that WAS on a Friday if my memory serves me correct.

Colchester was 6pm on Saturday for TV, York was just a normal 3pm Saturday KO.

colchester was a sat night games we changed ends because the away end wasa rubbish with some sort of plastic thing down the middle that sopped you seeing the opposite corner flag

we walked out and went down the inside of the ground to the other end the stewards were going mad saying we couldn't just cahange ends

we just ignored thaem until the dibble arrived and started gobbing off

we then pointed out we in fact had tickets for the other end as well and we could in fact change ends ( thanks to bobbit )

we sat with all the players wives etc who were just in the normal stand behind the opposite end to the city fans

I think this was the first ever pay for view game memorable for the amazing challenge by andy morrison who side lined cholchesters new hope for about 4 months

Yes it was...... I was at the game and also had to sit in the away end.... Goatee scored the winner if I remember

 

[kinkysleftfoot]

Goater!!! FFS this predictive text!

 

[blueyorkie]

For quite a few of us York is home, it's not the other end of the world you know. An hour and ten minutes from the Etihad.