Author: The Editor

After a long hiatus, I was moved to write a match report on Saturday evening, a bit of the old catharsis kicking in, in attempt not to have

Why Blue? Although only recently subscribed to “McVittee” I can’t help but notice a striking (surely a mistake in a Blue article) similarity between most of the Why

After the sudden listing of Rösler, all appears to have gone quiet. I half expected Everton and Sheffield Wednesday to come rushing in, but so far nothing has

Why Blue? It all started in 1957 when I was 6, my father, a lifelong City fan (he used to tell me tales of standing in the crowd

As I surely knew it must, life has paid me back for opening my big mouth; after railing against invented press stories, it seems that Rösler is almost

Why Blue? It all began in the early forties when a young boy was evacuated to Ashton-Under-Lyne to escape the German air raids which were currently ravaging the

The papers and media have been speculating long and hard all week that Rösler is about to depart for pastures new. This stunning piece of news appears to

Why Blue? I don’t have a clue. Is this heaven or is this hell? Where are the days of Trautmann and Bell? Through the years of anguish and

Not much has happened over the weekend, in footballing terms anyway. Despite this, MCIVTA is still hopefully an interesting read: Mark Burgess has sent in some ticket news,

Why Blue? STUART WARD (Manchester 1968-1997) Stuart Ward was a City fan for the simplest of reasons: family tradition and local connection. His passion for the club was