Your favourite City crisis?

[Harvster]

When a City hero who we sold to Derby slammed the ball into the net and turned to the directors box to celebrate.
I knew then we were fucked.

Did you happen to notice the look on the scorer’s face, by any chance?

 

[dadnlad]

Signing Gerry Creaney, then playing Gerry Creaney, then we kept on playing Gerry Creaney. That was a major fucking crisis in my eyes. Don't even get me started on the fact that he replaced Paul Walsh(or was he swapped) either way, fucking criminal. A total and utter fat waste of oxygen.

The orange tree in Altrincham did well out of deal ( allegedly)

 

[Keeper!]

Anything involving these two clowns, both brought shame and ridicule to our great club.

 

[Keeper!]

Port Vale v Manchester City 1997/98​

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PORT VALE 2 CITY 1
Nationwide League Division 1
14th March 1998
attendance 13,122
scorers
City Wiekens(61)
Port Vale Foyle(13), Ainsworth(73)​

City Margetson, Jeff Whitley, Symons, Jobson, Edghill, Jim Whitley, Brannan, Kinkladze, Wiekens, Heaney, Rosler – Subs Dickov(39), Brown(57), Russell(73)

One of the worst and most embarrassing away games in our history and a reasons I simply don't get the hero worship of one G.Kinkladze.

That night he put in a performance that brought shame on our shirt, what a lazy bastard.

 

[The Lightbowne Cowboy]

The orange tree in Altrincham did well out of deal ( allegedly)

I moved to Alty about 2 years after he left us(I'd of loved to give the fat **** a mouthful). I used to go in there on a Sunday. Irwin was always in there on the pop. I hate to say it, but he wasn't a bad chap for one of that lot.

 

[Kippax Street 1880]

This crisis ain't too bad. Still about 10 points above the red shite so I'll take this one as my favourite.

 

[Trevor Morley's Tache]

The manager revolving door saga in '96/'97.

Alan (I won the World Cup) Ball, Steve Coppel, Phil Neal and Frank Clark FFS!!! I'm not sure what Swales was drinking.

Should never have sacked Horton. I thought he was a decent manager.

 

[KS55]

The Greenall Whitley crisis. I would have preferred beer.

 

[KS55]

Crisis? What crisis? I've seen a couple of wee 'wobbles' since that bloody Jackie Milburn scored in '55 but when yer've stood through season after season of footballing dross I can't think of anything that might happen that I'd label 'a crisis'!

Ah yes: Blair said: “I sat on the Gallowgate and watched Milburn play.” Only two lies in that sentence. Well done Bliar.

 

[Blue Tooth]

Luton relegating us at home felt like the end of the fucking world to the 19 year old me, never mind a crisis.

I am considerably more balanced these days. When we are in the bottom half and hanging on against Ipswich, give me shout.