Your favourite ever City away game?

[bhayes]

hull away in 2013/14, david silva bossed it. best individual performance I have ever seen besides messi

 

[Warning may contain nuts]

Yeah that was a good one.

I was in the Streford end right behind the goal what a goal fucking goal, loved it but had to keep my mouth shut still makes me smile.

 

[jimharri]

Stoke; tricky Trev's debut, around sept '81-ish? Boiling hot day, and the place was heaving with blues. And Trev scored twice in a 3-1 win (Phil Boyer with the 3rd, was it?). Fantastic atmosphere.

 

[Gaylord du Bois]

My first match. Southampton away. February 1974. Marsh and Law scored. Buzzer had one disallowed straight(7secs) from kick-off.
We lost to Wolves the following week at Wembley.Worst still , Franny went to Derby not long after %(

 

[i kne albert davy]

Stoke; tricky Trev's debut, around sept '81-ish? Boiling hot day, and the place was heaving with blues. And Trev scored twice in a 3-1 win (Phil Boyer with the 3rd, was it?). Fantastic atmosphere.

Was there that day Paul Power had a brilliant game.

 

[bondsman]

Newcastle 2012. Yaya imperious. They were going for top four as well so it was a big game.

 

[Mike N]

Stoke; tricky Trev's debut, around sept '81-ish? Boiling hot day, and the place was heaving with blues. And Trev scored twice in a 3-1 win (Phil Boyer with the 3rd, was it?). Fantastic atmosphere.

Was there too, right behind the goal as Francis finished a fantastic solo goal. One of the biggest away followings I've seen. Had waited outside Maine Road the previous afternoon to see him come out. Great couple of days.

 

[MikeJM1973]

Blackburn away in 2000. My mate phoned about an hour before kick off to say he had a spare ticket. Met him outside the ground only to find out it was for the Blackburn end. Got inside and the stand was full of blues. Blackburn were the better side in the first half but we turned it on in the second. I remember doing the conga up and down the steps with other Blues, then on the pitch at the end.
Oldham, last game of the season 90 or 91 I think. Again we had tickets for the Oldham end but climbed over the fence to be with the Blues. Loads of inflatables. Singing oh Franky, Franky as a Frankenstein's monster was passed around. Fitzroy Simpson scored a cracker and we won 3-1 or 3-0. Great days.

 

[ballbag]

I've not really got the best of memories on away days, but Ali B's Hillsborough showing in the 2-6 was a cracking day out.

 

[crazyg]

it was foggy and raining no snow lost reply 2-1 .

Correct. I went in my wife's cousin's car and he didn't have a radio! We'd just crossed Trent Bridge before we found out it had been called off.

Went to the rearranged match on a Mayne's coach. I felt very safe, as there was a who's who of all the Kippax hard cases on board (excluding me, of course). Shit result but a good laugh.