What a shame!

Any regular readers of this blog will know that previously I thought it would be fun if City and Ipswich started next season on equal terms after Ipswich had missed the play-offs by one point, and City had missed relegation by one point. WELL... I wasn't

Good News!

NORWICH CITY 3 QUEENS PARK RANGERS 0!!!! It seems like I was wrong!  City won on Saturday and have confirmed their place in the Championship next season.  CLEARLY, duing that recent run of poor results, they've been trying to win all along

Petty??... Yes... But so what?

Well... Another disappointing result last Saturday, but not such a disappointing performance.  BUT... City's fate is still in their own hands.  AND... I think it's all planned and under control.  It's like this.  They've been keeping

You Just Can't Rely on Arsenal.

It's been a bad few days for football results. First of all, City managed to come from in front to lose at Ipswich.  I wasn't suprised.  My mother told me that City were sure to win, but... she says that EVERY week. Of course she's right sometimes. 

Another look back to 1983 coming up!

Start to get excited!  City are coming on THE BIG MATCH REVISITED on ITV4 again.  So if you want to see some highlights from City v Sunderland in April 1983, set those video / DVD recorders.  You've got four chances:Thu 17/04/08 

Funny What Reminds You

Relaxing in the bath last Sunday, my mind turned to Saturday's football results.  One of the matches that came to mind was Colchester's 4-3 defeat at West Brom, and there seemed to be something very familiar about the course of events in that game.

Today's Big Match

I watched THE BIG MATCH REVISITED this afternoon.  I recorded it from ITV4 this morning coz I knew it showed City v West Ham from 1983. That wasn't the main game on, but it was fun to watch it all the way through. Nice to see Brian Moore again, and

Hello

Hello.  Welcome to my new blog. Despite not having attended a match for a while, I've been allowed the chance to start a blog to comment on current events at Carrow Road, and at the same time reflect on my memories and experiences as a City supporter