Author: Peter Llewellyn

This was another match I watched on the steam radio. This time though it was a nail biter. We started with that most glorious of professional footballing incompetences,

At last City tried what all the pundits have been advising: pack the midfield, don’t try to win straight away, protect the back four and above all, be

Having watched Newcastle beat a sluggish but overall a bit unlucky Chelsea side on TV, I was fairly sure that City would take advantage and that our recent

Let me say at the beginning that this is report is merely a set of deductions about a game which I watched on the radio (and supplemented with

Tonight we play our favourite jinxy, hexy, bad-luck-for-us team, Sunderland at The Stadium of Light. The last four away fixtures have been 1-0 victories for the home side

Photos by Richard Tucker The approach the The Etihad seemed distinctly subdued to me. My car park was nowhere near full quite close to kick off and there

City fairly obviously now agree with me about the value of the Champions League but had a much more cunning plan than I had anticipated. They had decided

I’ll go to the match as usual, I’ll support City because it’s what a fan does but to say I have zero enthusiasm for this wretched, ill-conceived badly,

It wasn’t difficult predicting that the fish and chips from Tony’s would be good today but they had four people frying and even ten serving which is surely

At the beginning of this season I couldn’t wait for the derby. United’s defence was abject and they demonstrated a glorious and hugely entertaining spirit of utter confusion