steveo1987
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Speedie equaliser at elm park.We were on the home terracing and went mental.Quick exit after that goal
Which goal made you go the most mental? (9 Viewers)
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Ricketts
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That's very kind.
However its not for sale. Neither is my very rare white CCFC shirt worn by Clinton Morrison, signed (I got them all to sign it presonally) by the squad including Chris Coleman, when he was sacked the next morning. I probably have the last Chris Coleman CCFC manager signature ever.
And my signed, framed Roland Nillson shirt is most definately not for sale. City hero.
PS
Please dont allow me entry to any more auctions.
hill83
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I’ve got a Steve Mcmanaman Real Madrid shirt (not signed), Di Livios Juventus shirt from the 1996 champions league final (also not signed) and an couple of Patrick Kluivert shirts. (Also not signed). All legit but no proof. All for free.
Calista
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Can't say I got vertigo, but it's certainly the biggest and most concentrated mass of Sky Blues fans all under one roof that I can remember. That end behind the goal held way over 20.000, and I've just looked at the total attendanced for that game - 51,372!
Nick
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Are they Wellesbourne / Spanish holiday specials?
Calista
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Some people remember where they were when Kennedy was shot. But I remember more important stuff, like where I was when Bodak floated it over Corrigan - listening on the radio in the car park at Pool Meadow. It was a memorable moment even in sound only
Wish I'd been there, I went to a lot of away games in those days but somehow missed that one.
hill83
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Ha, no, actually 100% legit. Famous ex footballer in the extended family. Pretty easy to work out who based on my previous post to be fair.
Nick
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Who? I can't work it out from those names.
It was magical apart from the coins raining down and the afters outside resulting in nine stitches in my Head.Some people remember where they were when Kennedy was shot. But I remember more important stuff, like where I was when Bodak floated it over Corrigan - listening on the radio in the car park at Pool Meadow. It was a memorable moment even in sound only
hill83
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Well, it’s one of the three people I mentioned.
Calista
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Ah, the delights of Moss Side
Nick
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Kluivert was my hero as a kid, loved a bit of Ajax.
Guessing you are related to McManaman though? Ask him for his white suit instead of a shirt.
hill83
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Correct. He married my cousin in 1999.
Nick
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Adge
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Great-can I have them for nothing then?!
hill83
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Nah
Adge
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But you said all for free?:emoji_thinking:
Yep I was in there with a couple more City fans, jumped up, got a few snarls from Villa lads but just couldn't help celebrate, fuck 'em !
Pussy !
I_Saw_Shaw_Score
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Probably all 4 of the 4-1 win at Villa Park.....I was in the Villa end!
Furthest I’ve ended up from where is was positioned was that Juan Sara goal at the City Ground.
Furthest I’ve ended up from where is was positioned was that Juan Sara goal at the City Ground.
Nothing else comes close to this
Sick Boy
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Too many to list, all the ones mentioned so far and everyone that kept us in that top league in the final games meant so much then, Ferguson, Wallace, Regis, Kilcline, Dublin.
Often the sweetest most celebrated are those last minute equalisers or winners, they hurt so much when against us but mean so much when we get them because as City fans, we don't expect, we don't think it can happen. That Preston game sent us delirious and it shouldn't have.
Not going to school is hilarious
Often the sweetest most celebrated are those last minute equalisers or winners, they hurt so much when against us but mean so much when we get them because as City fans, we don't expect, we don't think it can happen. That Preston game sent us delirious and it shouldn't have.
Not going to school is hilarious
DannyThomas_1981
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Great shout that Brylowes. Two late Dublin goals to win the game? Hot day. Great memories!
Brylowes
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I was surrounded with Chelsea fans high up in the Sky Blue Stand, enjoyed a lot of banter
Throughout the afternoon and went especially mental on the winning goal just to really ram
It down there throats. I was pleasantly surprised at the final whistle that so many of them took
The time to pat me on the back and congratulate me on a good win and performance, at least
I was until 'I got half way down the street when my mate pointed out the back of my shirt was
Covered in chewing gum & phlegm :emoji_angry:
olderskyblue
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You weren't there at THE Bristol City game then. Both our goals in that match beat Gynns in the Semi. The nerves were huge leading up to the game, before the kick off and during. The reaction to the goals were huge
Johnnythespider
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I've thought on this for a while as I've gone mental quite a few times we've scored goals, but I'm going for Gynns' in the 5th round at stoke. It felt like it was backs to the wall all game in an intimidating atmosphere both inside and outside the ground, 8000 of us packed in like sardines, police vans on their side outside the ground, up steps Michael Gynn and pandemonium ensued. This is when I believed we could actually win the thing.
JonSilletBang
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Juan Sara away at Forest.
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CambridgeCov
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Great thread! So many goals spring to mind, Neddy at HR v Villa (guy in the kop stood on a crush barrier whilst celebrating, anyone on here?!). Neddy v W Brom in the Cup, really miss the terraces it has to be said. Also all 3 goals at Anfield in the Cup game, Derby goals in the last game at HR, the list goes on. Bit too young to make Hillsborough in '87, the celebrations after the Micky Gynn goal look mental and like others have said on here, must have been something else!