The 1999/2000 season I think we went the whole season without an away win.Reading was 67. Could’ve been 68 if Cardiff game went ahead on Boxing Day. All with Cov.
It all started at Villa Park in March 2000.
I think we managed that in Thorn's relegation season tooThe 1999/2000 season I think we went the whole season without an away win.
Brighton played at an athletics ground, it was MK Dons who played at the Hockey StadiumQuick count and mine is about 30 which is pretty shit.
Also done Brighton at the Hockey Ground thing, White Hart Lane watching England, Ethiad watching the Stone Roses (does that count?) and randomly Peterborough v Blackpool and Wrexham v someone I can’t remember.
That’s brilliant well doneCardiff was No.87 for both me and my son. We both have the new Brentford and Wimbledon, and Harrogate and Barrow to do. He also has Sutton Utd. I have Lincoln (had tickets but cancelled Mch 2020 due to Covid!)
81/92 with Cov. 155 in total. Hoping to complete the 92 next season.
Got a complete spreadsheet since first game in 1972, although it started off as a list back then!
The 1999/2000 season I think we went the whole season without an away win.
Well corrected.Brighton played at an athletics ground, it was MK Dons who played at the Hockey Stadium
38 of the current 92
39 if including White Hart Lane
36 with City. Been to London stadium for baseball and went to Elland Road with my blues supporting dad - weirdly when we beat Villa in the FA Cup… cheered when it come up on the screen
Done mine a few posts ago (63) I forgot Trakia Plovdiv in European Fairs Cup to make 64 didn’t have the dosh for Bayern Munich☹
Cardiff was No.87 for both me and my son. We both have the new Brentford and Wimbledon, and Harrogate and Barrow to do. He also has Sutton Utd. I have Lincoln (had tickets but cancelled Mch 2020 due to Covid!)
81/92 with Cov. 155 in total. Hoping to complete the 92 next season.
Got a complete spreadsheet since first game in 1972, although it started off as a list back then!
It was certainly different I’ve said on here before we shared a plane with Chelsea fans a lot of their tough nuts and from that despite their reputations when the Chelsea mob came here used to meet up with their main men Mick Greenway, Eccles, Premo the Moody brothers.If I could travel back in time to do one trip with the City I would do the Plovdiv one. I bet it had everything you'd want.
I’ve done 7 UK racecourses but sure there’s a good few on here that have done a lot more!I am also on 14/18 of the main county championship cricket grounds. Done about half the Super League and half the Rugby Premiership. No idea what to complete after that....UK racecourses?!?
I've been the Etihad to see Man City + Oasis + Stone Roses but not Cov as we've never played there. Went Maine Rd for my first and second ever away games funnily enough and it's the top flight away ground I visited most tied with Villa ParkQuick count and mine is about 30 which is pretty shit.
Also done Brighton at the Hockey Ground thing, White Hart Lane watching England, Ethiad watching the Stone Roses (does that count?) and randomly Peterborough v Blackpool and Wrexham v someone I can’t remember.
Bournemouth away. They were decent, we were ok. Clarke and a Baker penalty led us to a 0-2 win. Fucking freezing with only 3 stands.Go on then what single away game sticks in your memory banks the most, I’m not counting the cup-final but that isn’t mine anyway.
Notts County away - CCFC rise to the occasion shocker. The flying T-shirts will stay in my memory for many years.Go on then what single away game sticks in your memory banks the most, I’m not counting the cup-final but that isn’t mine anyway.
Let me guess 0-17 away defeat against the Corinthians in 1861Interesting I’ll leave mine for a bit our age differences will show I reckon.
Go on then what single away game sticks in your memory banks the most, I’m not counting the cup-final but that isn’t mine anyway.
Burnley away because of the nightmare it was. We laugh about it now every road trip we take.
Arrived late due to traffic. Headed for a car park signed “stadium parking” and it ended up being for the cricket ground. Cut across the cricket field to save some time and then had to climb a wire fence. My brother (pissed) got caught on the top of the fence and fell into a pile of compost or something on the other side, catching his jeans and ripping them on the wire.
Covered in shit and with half his trouser leg missing, we ran into the ground to our (wooden) seats as Stephen Hughes was shown a red card. Proceeded to get pumped 4-0 or 4-1 iirc and left before the end. Flat tyre on the way back so had to put the spare on at the services with what can only be described as a Meccano car Jack.
Was a good trip.
Was that first away game of 05-06? We got the coach and they were still going from Thackhall Street. It was a terrible game but they let us go into Highfield Road when we got back. Quite a few souvenirs were claimed that evening!
05/06 sounds about right. And we were full of optimism so start of the season would make sense.
And more often than not that optimism was gone after a game or two.
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