On This Day 23rd April 1904: Manchester City Became The First Manchester Side To Win A Major Trophy:

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On This Day (St Georges Day) 120 Years Ago.

FA Cup Final 23rd April 1904 (Crystal Palace) Manchester City 1 Bolton Wanderers 0.

Victorious Manchester City became the First Manchester side to win a major trophy A certain Welshman captained City and scored the winning goal.






This is a film documenting and celebrating Manchester City's 1904 FA Cup win, as well as us becoming the new custodians of the oldest surviving FA Cup.With interviews with FA Cup winners across our time, we're delighted to introduce this story to anyone who might not be aware of this important story in City's long history!

Manchester's First Trophy

On April 23, 1904, the FA Cup was won by Manchester City - the major trophy won by any Manchester club. And ahead of our latest FA Cup final, we take a look back at our first win in the competition.

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On this day 120 years ago, Manchester City won our first-ever FA Cup.Here, to mark that milestone,we look back at a feature first published by David Clayton in 2021:

The Story of the 1904 FA Cup

How City landed a first major trophy

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1904:Manchester City's First FA Cup Triumph:

1904: City's first FA Cup triumph

1904: City's first FA Cup triumph

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‘Frequent services of trains after match to all parts’

Became last season:

‘No trains after match, and a train strike in all parts’

 

[Fred_Quimby]

A trophy which our Boss bought and now resides in the Football Museum.

 

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On This Day in 1904 City beat Bolton Wanderers in the FA Cup Final at Crystal Palace becoming the First Manchester side to win a major trophy:

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Manchester's First Trophy

On April 23, 1904, the FA Cup was won by Manchester City - the major trophy won by any Manchester club. And ahead of our latest FA Cup final, we take a look back at our first win in the competition.

www.mancity.com

1904: City's first FA Cup triumph

1904: City's first FA Cup triumph

www.mancity.com

The Story of the 1904 FA Cup

How City landed a first major trophy

www.mancity.com

1904 FA Cup Final Match | Manchester City vs Bolton Wanderers

View the 1904 FA Cup Final result between Manchester City vs Bolton Wanderers and match report, including the road to wembley for both teams and their performance in the 1904 Final.

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Fake. Everyone knows we have no history.

 

[J.G.Blue.]

Sorry that Can't be right? only last saturday a Chelsea fan told me "yuve got no istry, oi oi cam on cheelseea!"

 

[BlueFurn]

That was when Manchester had two teams... only for another 6 years though....

 

[blue by birth]

That was when Manchester had two teams... only for another 6 years though....

Who was the other team???
Newton Heath wasn't actually in Manchester until after the rag cunts moved to the swamp...

 

[BlueFurn]

Who was the other team???
Newton Heath wasn't actually in Manchester until after the rag cunts moved to the swamp...

I didn't know that.... and they only changed their name in 1903 as well I think...
However if you're right the rags have never been in Manchester... apart from when we [wrongly] allowed them to play at MR.

 

[Dave Ewing's Back 'eader]

It just sez 'English Cup Tie'! No mention of 'Final' tie! Calling jimharri! We know yer the only fan alive who saw this game. Was it the Final.

Interesting, too, about Topping and Spindler Turf Accountants based in Holland? Were 'turf accountants' not allowed in the UK in 1904. jimharri'll know!

 

[blue by birth]

I didn't know that.... and they only changed their name in 1903 as well I think...
However if you're right the rags have never been in Manchester... apart from when we [wrongly] allowed them to play at MR.

From what I know..yeah it's very little..Newton Heath was Lancashire not Manchester when Trafford Red Sox played there..Boundary changed later on to incorporate Newton Heath into Manchester..so apart from the rag cunts using Maine Road they have never played home games in Manchester.