Why Blue? During World War 2, nationwide FA Cup matches were suspended, and instead there was a “Northern Cup” and a “Southern Cup” contest. Naturally City were in

Next game: Bolton Wanderers, away, 3pm Saturday 21 February 2004 NEWS SUMMARY General News Confused? You Will Be… There’s been much media discussion recently about a new interpretation

Why Blue? Sometimes reading MCIVTA and the invective that comes out against Man Utd, I think I must have grown up in some cocooned area of Manchester because

Newsletter #992 2004/02/12 Editor:

Defeat at Liverpool leaves us in 16th place on 24 points and still peering over our shoulders. Tonight we’ve news on the reserves (a win at last up

Another home game, another draw, as Taylor (and Mr Durkin) saved Birmingham’s bacon. Match view tonight from David, together with more on our Phoenix Night last Wednesday. We

Oh what a night, not quite late December back in ’63 (or late May ’99) but a terrific comeback and game to be remembered for years to come.

Why Blue? Back in Wellington, New Zealand, in 1965 my best friend and I, both soccer mad, first took an interest in English football. He picked West Ham,

A disappointing 2-1 result in a game where we did more than enough to secure at least one point, but were not helped by some appalling refereeing decisions

The reserves got back to winning ways on Tuesday night as the country, and Hyde, was gripped by the big freeze. A 3-0 routing of Sunderland, as Gavin