Author: The Editor

This weekend, the mists parted and it all became blindingly obviously why we support City: great supporters, great result, great feeling – one for the memory banks. The

Why Blue? I was born in 1976 and my dad put me into the Junior Blues straight away, so I suppose I never had a choice of which

Quite a quiet week really, with the main story being the Gallagher brothers’ offer to bring Maldini to Maine Road – surely tongue in cheek. Undoubtedly, the most

Why Blue? I as a youngster followed Holyhead Town who were a force in the league they were in; most of my friends were Liverpool, Everton, and the

A much needed point which will hopefully give the lads some confidence for Saturday’s game; that last-gasp equaliser was a precious thing to behold. There are three match

Why Blue? I am what you might call a closet City supporter, having begun to support them at the age of 8 (I am now 51). I have

City appear to be on the verge of signing Craig Russell from Sunderland, in an exchange deal which sees Buzzer Jnr going in the other direction. As of

Perhaps I should start naming issues – after all, if it works for steam locomotives then perhaps it’ll work for MCIVTA, and by inference MCFC? This one would

Another defeat but I have to say that there was far more passion, commitment and entertainment about this game than for any since Swindon. Scully was excellent and

Why Blue? I became a Blues’ supporter when City beat United with a splendid goal of Niall Quinn, a player I liked because he played for Ireland. However,