When we were crap....your favourite matches

[CtidBlueMooner]

For me, has to be 4-2 away win against Oxford April 1989 with all 6 goals at our end. Similar to the Spurs comeback, where we were 2-0 down at half time, and then turned it on 2nd half in front of our large travelling away support, bananas and all. Remember it well as Brightwell came to celebrate the 4th right in front of where me and my Dad were. Also noted for it being a baking hot day and being packed in like cattle in away end. Hillsborough happened 2 weeks beforehand- watch the video and you'll see why. That's one thing I don't miss - the contempt away supporters were treated with 30-odd years ago.

 

[blue aura]

Spurs 3 city 4. I was there 10 men great comeback

I was there until half time :(

Been drinking all day with a couple of Spuds fans from work, and had to be up early for work the next day, thought we're never coming back from this! To make matters worse, I stopped off in a pub halfway down the Severn Sisters Rd to see what the score was, 3-1, so I stayed and watched the rest of the game. Went absolutely mental when we levelled and when Macken got the Winner.

Biggest regret following City :(

 

[blue aura]

Fulham at home in 99. Won the game easily.. Whole of Kippax singing "Fuck off Symons from Maine Rd"

 

[Maccblue]

Remember going to Filbert Street for a vital relegation battle with Leicester in 1987.
The City fans were magnificent that day - never stopped singing throughout the whole game. One of the best performances by the travelling blues

We lost 4-0

My brother got married that day so couldn’t go! On the video you can hear the muffled sound of a transistor radio during the vows and my mum telling me to switch it off !!!

 

[southstandsteve]

Always remember when we beat Sheffield United 6 nil 1999/2000 season, we were 5 nil up with 10 mins to go and people round me we're still worried that we'd somehow mess it up

 

[tonea2003]

5-1 v charlton what a day this was

 

[CtidBlueMooner]

5-1 v charlton what a day this was

"The aspiratins of a season comes down to the perspiration of the last 90 minutes" Eddie Large was in the (extended) dugout that day. I was near the front of the Main Stand, and Melrose celebrated right in front of us. A great day tinged with sadness when I got home to find out about the tragic events elsewhere.

 

[Winchester]

5-1 v charlton what a day this was

Yes,packed on The Kippax and everywhere else
Wonder where the extra 20,000 came from?

 

[blue b4 the moon]

Yes,packed on The Kippax and everywhere else
Wonder where the extra 20,000 came from?

Peter Swales enjoyed seeing a full ground of 48k.

 

[Winchester]

Peter Swales enjoyed seeing a full ground of 48k.

Maybe

But where had they been all season