Why Always Ste
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Yea I don't like the whole "when we were shit" thing as to be honest although most games I went to as a kid we rarely won, I enjoyed going and didn't see it as being "shit"
I found many games more entertaining in the lower leagues moreso than games in the Prem under Pearce.
I was taken to games as a baby (I obviously don't remember) at Maine Road and When my Father moved to Bolton he started to go and watch them at Burnden Park, so he took me along... Watched City play a few times at Burnden, also sat in the away end at Maine Road.
When I moved back to my Mums in my early teens, I started to go and watch City by myself, first game I went to was against Bury, losing 1-0... going home on the Bus then on the Tram full of Bury fans all cheering lol, wasn't a fun experience...
What attracted me to City?
Mansour :D
joking Aside... My Dad supported City and went to most games in the 60's/70's/80's but stopped going and supported Bolton... Now he supports Malaga.
as my Dad disowned me as a kid I felt a connection to the club more as it was something he had also disowned.
My Grandfather used to go and watch City also, his first match was in 1946 at Maine Road.
My Aunt Sue she still follows City, being there for games such as Newcastle in '68 and the final in '76, but rarely goes to games these days....
My partner Megan is a Blue and a seasoncard holder
I found many games more entertaining in the lower leagues moreso than games in the Prem under Pearce.
I was taken to games as a baby (I obviously don't remember) at Maine Road and When my Father moved to Bolton he started to go and watch them at Burnden Park, so he took me along... Watched City play a few times at Burnden, also sat in the away end at Maine Road.
When I moved back to my Mums in my early teens, I started to go and watch City by myself, first game I went to was against Bury, losing 1-0... going home on the Bus then on the Tram full of Bury fans all cheering lol, wasn't a fun experience...
What attracted me to City?
Mansour :D
joking Aside... My Dad supported City and went to most games in the 60's/70's/80's but stopped going and supported Bolton... Now he supports Malaga.
as my Dad disowned me as a kid I felt a connection to the club more as it was something he had also disowned.
My Grandfather used to go and watch City also, his first match was in 1946 at Maine Road.
My Aunt Sue she still follows City, being there for games such as Newcastle in '68 and the final in '76, but rarely goes to games these days....
My partner Megan is a Blue and a seasoncard holder