Why Blue? Well I have to make mention of two contrasting “Why Blues” in the last MCIVTA. One full of anecdotes and warmth, and the other primarily about

City stayed top on Saturday – increasing the gap to the next-placed team to three points – by virtue of a splendid second-half performance against Blackburn. City won

Why Blue? A Coffee Table Version Good question, one that has been answered so poignantly, eloquently and amusingly by so many contributors to McVittee over the past 540

Why Blue? A Coffee Table Version Good question, one that has been answered so poignantly, eloquently and amusingly by so many contributors to McVittee over the past 540

A less than inspired performance on Tuesday – excepting the marvellous Mr Weaver – actually saw City claim all 3 points! This may seem illogical, but at the

Why Blue? Legend has it that I first became a Blue at around the age of two (1964), when my mum sat me on the steps of the

Oh dear, yet another match affected by a combination of bizarre refereeing, but one which should have been academic by the time the ref chose to make his

Why Blue? Because I was born into a family that is Blue. Because I can still remember the first time I climbed the steps in Maine Road and

Why Blue? Because I was born into a family that is Blue. Because I can still remember the first time I climbed the steps in Maine Road and

Joe Royle has dropped his interest in the young Cameroon striker, Suffo, stating that he’s no better than what we already have. Other than that, it’s been an