Author: The Editor

Sad news this week with the passing of former Blues boss John Bond. He was aged 79 and his side provided some fond memories for us all in

An interesting edition tonight ahead of our Capital One game with Aston Villa this evening. Some contrasting opinion and debate over our current form, a comprehensive match report

I remember as a boy in the ’70s there was a mystique to a game against Swindon in 1963, at the time City’s lowest-ever attendance. Although only 8,000

On the 6th November 1915 City played their 888th match. It was a war-time (Lancashire Section) game against Rochdale. We won 2-0 thanks to two goals from Horace

No games this weekend for the Blues but our international representatives were in action. James Milner put in a good display and scored a well-placed 18-yarder in England’s

An international break already, how annoying! Just as things are starting to get going in the League. Still, for us it gives Sergio, Gareth and Micah some time

A genuine dilemma this evening! Where on earth to start?! Champions’ League I think, as the group we were put into in today’s draw is genuinely that, a

For those of you long enough in the tooth to remember Dad’s Army, I’ll quote Corporal Jones: “Don’t Panic!” Heck, we’ve drawn a game! By thunder, it looks

An interesting trip to Merseyside awaits this weekend sadly without our flashing blade Sergio. Thankfully, worst fears about his injury in last Sunday’s game have not materialised but

Well that was rather a humdinger wasn’t it?! Perhaps more spills than thrills but, nonetheless, a battling result where we kept our nerve well – the new ‘typical