For many of us I’m sure, the game ran according to the script (well-worn as far as games against Wolves are concerned) and City ran out as losers

Why Blue? First of all, I would like to congratulate the team on securing promotion to the First Division and bringing untold joy to the masses at Wembley

A surprising result perhaps on Tuesday, City beating Liverpool 2-1. I work with a Scouser who went along, and despite some reports I’ve heard to the contrary, he,

Why Blue? I cannot remember anything else other then being born Blue. My dad came up from Cardiff to work on the newspapers in Manchester, started supporting City

A fairly short issue tonight, but with good news to report, namely the impressive performance against Stockport County (two match reports). Tomorrow night sees ostensibly, a much sterner

Why Blue? The reason I became a Blue back in the early seventies was Red and Black! Let me explain. At that time I lived in Manchester and

Yesterday finally saw City shift up a gear and turn in a reasonably impressive performance against Everton – naturally we lost! Perhaps it’s no coincidence that it’s the

Why Blue? It was a Sunday and a beautiful hot summer’s day, my bed had been pushed out onto the balcony of Booth Hall Children’s Hospital overlooking Charlestown

City’s lacklustre pre-season form continues, as evidenced by three match reports, one vs. Halifax (2-0), one vs. Doncaster Rovers (2-2) and one vs. Bristol City (0-1). I for

Why Blue? Simply put: During the mid 70s an awful lot of awful “kids” went about school with awful scarves comprised of awful colors – black and red