Author: The Editor

Why Blue? Born in St Mary’s Hospital, Manchester and dragged up in Marple, I’ve been a Blue since the age of about 6 or 7. My dad wasn’t

Wigan lost at Wycombe this week, a result which means that teams above them must now lose for them to qualify, and therefore makes it highly likely that

Why Blue? I am from Otta in Norway. It’s a place about 200 miles north of Oslo. English Football is very popular in Norway, and these days a

Automatic promotion finally eludes us, due to another Walsall win. City themselves threw away a 2-goal lead, mostly due to complacency, but in no small measure to yet

Why Blue? Well. My father worked abroad a lot while I was a child and we moved from country to country a lot, depending on where his company

Why Blue? Well. My father worked abroad a lot while I was a child and we moved from country to country a lot, depending on where his company

A quiet week, with Wigan winning again on Tuesday (Bournemouth once again losing), and then drawing 3-3 with Northampton tonight. Tuesday night saw the reserves finishing off their

Why Blue? Being born and bred in North Wales it seems odd that I ended up a City fan rather than the usual Liverpool/ManUre follower. Like most people,

Oh dear! In time-honoured fashion, the Blues took their somewhat slim chances of automatic promoton and blew them with a truly awful performance. Morrison and Wiekens were well

Why Blue? For the sometimes pleasurable, but often frustrating experience that is being a Manchester City fan, I can thank my uncle Barry. Back in 1969 I was