Young and new blues: How did you come to support City?

[blueH1969]

It's amazing in football how "The Dad" always takes his son(s) to matches. You'll always remember those days and as you grow older you'll cherish them even more.

My dad saw my love for city and took me to my first match, even though he only likes city because of me. Still dont know how he did it but took me to see city v rags 4-1 in 2003. That wright phillips goal will live with me forever

that goal will live with me forever aswell,cost me £940 grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

 

[Crabbers]

Was just born a blue...

Actually I asked my dad why were city fans (brought up in Dorset, dads from Manchester originally though). He said that he actually didn't know and that to ask my grandad why were all city fans.

I asked my grandad and he said "oh it's because your great great grandad played for Manchester city b!"

 

[m7mcfc]

My dad saw my love for city and took me to my first match, even though he only likes city because of me. Still dont know how he did it but took me to see city v rags 4-1 in 2003. That wright phillips goal will live with me forever

that goal will live with me forever aswell,cost me £940 grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

How was that mate I got 75 to 1 and I put a tenner on so 760 swp's goal cost me. By the way all you young blues RESPECT.

 

[the--dud]

Was just born a blue...

Actually I asked my dad why were city fans (brought up in Dorset, dads from Manchester originally though). He said that he actually didn't know and that to ask my grandad why were all city fans.

I asked my grandad and he said "oh it's because your great great grandad played for Manchester city b!"

That's quiet cool actually. Any idea who that player was?
By my rough calculations that must have been pre-World War 1? I guess there aren't many records about MCFC B-team from those days sadly...

 

[Kurple]

I live in Norway, but my father is a City fan (doesn't know how he bacame one, since he is from Peru) but I was dressed in City (and Atletico Madrid) jersey's as a kid.

And I'm by no means a bandwagon fan since I'm also a Atletico Madrid fan and Denver Nuggets fans.. Two teams that haven't done big things in my life time.

 

[MCFC BOB]

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[colinbellsboots]

born 58, first match, with my uncle (rip) 1963-64 season, scoreboard end,(NORTH STAND) piss wet through, just got hooked, still am, only dont move as briskly these days lol, ....love this club, live this club, will die this club, end off<br /><br />-- Fri Aug 20, 2010 11:00 pm --<br /><br />

Was just born a blue...

Actually I asked my dad why were city fans (brought up in Dorset, dads from Manchester originally though). He said that he actually didn't know and that to ask my grandad why were all city fans.

I asked my grandad and he said "oh it's because your great great grandad played for Manchester city b!"

That's quiet cool actually. Any idea who that player was?
By my rough calculations that must have been pre-World War 1? I guess there aren't many records about MCFC B-team from those days sadly...

i too had a relative, who played for city, 1927-1930, grandads brother....ALL MY BOYS ARE BLUES, and IT wil continue to be so till the end of time.

 

[wahablue]

As a dad now,I am pleased to say I've followed the family faith,and raised two daughters in the only true faith.The tradition of the blue family.Thanks Dad.

 

[gerrygowsjockstrap]

Born a BLUE!

 

[eagle]

Being born and brought up less than a couple of hundred metres from main rd.