Which City player; alive or no longer with us, would you most like to have had a drink with

[Pam]

Which City player, past or present, would you most like to have a couple of beers with and which question would you most want to ask him? Other than answers about what it's like to be dead, (or all you sarcastic bastadss) around here
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[manclad]

Which City player, past or present, would you most like to have a couple of beers with and which question would you most want to ask him? Other than questiomwhat it's like to be dead, tor all you sarcastic bastadss) around here?
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Mike Doyle,so that I could ask him if he could teach me how to hate United and their shithouse fans more than I do now.
To me he was the ultimate double hard bastard, and also a great football player.
And a proper Manc as well.

 

[Vincent van Rough]

Rodney Marsh. My favourite player at the time. Not to every one mind. I'd ask him about joining City when it looked like we would win the League.

 

[Katsunari Takayama]

Tommy Hutch, a great bloke by all accounts.

“Why the fuck didn’t you just stand still Tommy”

 

[Corky]

Weaver for the Cartwheels.

 

[EL APACHE TEVEZ]

Sergio

 

[AsaMac]

Mike Doyle,so that I could ask him if he could teach me how to hate United and their shithouse fans more than I do now.
To me he was the ultimate double hard bastard, and also a great football player.
And a proper Manc as well.

Mick Doyle taught me to hate United. When 13 years old I was in the red end of the swamp for a derby match. Big adult bloke in front of me calls Doyle a dirty bastard. Without hesitation I leapt to his defence. Big bloke punches me in the face. He was twice my size. A real United cnut. My hatred has never dampened.

 

[AliBobbyJ]

Bert.

 

[Winchester]

Malcolm and Joe,
Enough Said

 

[Gorton_Tubster]

Kompany.