Who in your opinion epitomises "Mr Manchester City?"

[The Colonel]

Another for Tony Book

 

[KS55]

Haaland. Since he signed the deal which basically commits the rest of his career to us he's become our equivalent of Roy of the Rovers.

Yeah, but he’s never scored a hat trick in the cup final after arriving an hour after k.o. due to having his broken leg reset. The towering header from the half way line was a cracker.
Melchester Rovers 3 (Race 65,78, 90.) Arsenal 2 (Howe 43, Eastham 57)

 

[stockportblue]

Mike Doyle

 

[Gingers Dad]

Yeah, but he’s never scored a hat trick in the cup final after arriving an hour after k.o. due to having his broken leg reset. The towering header from the half way line was a cracker.

He's still got another 9 years to achieve all that and more

 

[Cobwebcat]

Bell
Aguero
KDB
Pep

I struggle with the order. Depends how old you are.

If the question was asked of a non Man City supporter I think the first name to pop into their heads would be Agueroooooooo.

Aguero is iconic for that one moment.

 

[Paladin]

Tony Book. But many fans have gone well above and beyond in their support. I think of the guy who sadly passed away recently, who was a postman and had numerous other jobs to feed his passion of following City, literally everywhere they played.

 

[foggy1974]

Rev Arther Connell

 

[Gorton_Tubster]

For me, just because its when I was most in love with City, Paul Power. His very face says Manchester City somehow.

 

[wearethesouthstand]

For length of service it was Tony Book. You could also say Mike Summerbee and Pep Guardiola now

Player wise past and present alive and passed

Paul Power
David White
Paul Lake
Ian Brightwell
Pablo Zabaleta
Uwe Rosler
Alex Williams
Neil Young
Mike Doyle
Glyn Pardoe
Alan Oakes
Colin Bell
Phil Foden
Dave Ewing
Roy Clarke

 

[Le Havre Oswald]

Pep

 

[Clarkies Mum]

 

[Tarzan Pancake]

Glauber Berti

 

[Platt Lane 59]

For me, just because its when I was most in love with City, Paul Power. His very face says Manchester City somehow.

That free kick in the 1981 FA Cup semi final versus Ipswich was excellent.
Remember that Ipswich were the best team I saw that season, although they lost the League to an inferior Villa team.
City were the underdog, but Paul Power was typical of the team's fighting spirit.
As a local youth player, he summed up a time when several of the City youth team made the first team.
A big shame he left City for Everton, as a victim of the Kippax boo-boys.
He later won a League title medal for Everton, as captain, I seem to remember ?

 

[Gordyola]

Tony Book.

8 year City playing career from 1966-1974
Assistant player manager in 1973
Assistant manager in 1974
5 year City Manager career from 1974-1979
City Youth Team Coach from 1981-89
First team Caretaker Manager in 1989
First team Caretaker Manager in 1993
Introduction to City’s Hall of Fame in 1994
Other roles at the club up to 1997
Honorary President from 2008 to his death

…apart from a few years as a scout for Huddersfield from 1997, he was involved with City across the most part of 6 decades.

He always seemed to be at the Etihad for our games even when looking quite frail in his later years.

 

[PitchInvader BHA away1983]

Colin Bell

 

[GOULDYBOBS]

Book, Buzzer and Bell.
But all before my time.
I'm my era either Morrison or Vincent

 

[bluetoby]

Skip

 

[Eccles Blue]

Zabba
closely followed by
Dunnie Monster

 

[Scottyboi]

Danny Mills

 

[i went to rotherham]

Mike Doyle, openly displayed his dislike for anything raggy and was a warrior in derby games. Hard as nails.