For once MCIVTA is serving me as well as it does the legions of Blues who cannot get to games on grounds of cost, distance, infirmity or inclination…

Why Blue? My dad was always a City fan, as were other members of my family… you see we are from Manchester. When I first started at St.

In time-honoured late-arriving-home-from-a-long-day-at-work-after-having-your emotions-shredded-by-the-Blues-the-previous-night fashion the contents will have to speak for themselves. I’ll let you decide which contributions were received before, and which arrived after, the Sunderland

Welcome to the Premiership and hello reality! Let us hope that Saturday’s scoreline tempers some of the more fanciful suggestions of how we would fare this season. My

Ha! The Forces of Darkness struggle to overcome our reserves. Roll on November 18. The influence of MCIVTA grows. This issue has a fascinating article plucked from last

Defeat at Everton, so we are in for a long hard winter and the lucky red and black stripes are rapidly falling into disrepute (weren’t we supposed to

Will-he Won’t-he Wanchope has signed (but needs a work permit – watch this space) but the club are quite rightly not prepared to play Villa’s game. This heightens

I have slipped into the vaunted editor’s chair for the next three weeks while Ashley surfaces for air, so apologies in advance if I screw up. It’s nice

Well, what a week it’s turned out to be for City; hardly had MCIVTA 628 gone out than the news started to filter through that Royle was hoping

City comfortably overcame Gillingham on Saturday in the friendly game arranged as part of last season’s Robert Taylor deal. Curiously, the two and a half positive match reports