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Posted
January 4th, 2009 ANDREW HEYDEMAN
More memories from this time
A TRANSFER FOR LIFE
A day I will never forget,attending Maine Road for the first time ever with my Dad for a 1-0 FA Cup Quarter Final victory over Tottenham.On a muddy Maine Road pitch,Francis Lee scored the winner midway through the second half.
My Dad was a Spurs fan,and we had travelled up from London for the game with my Mum and sister.
I fell in love with Maine Road,the friendly and electric atmosphere,the passion emanating from the crowd and the formidable team.
My allegiance changed to City that day,the family moved to Manchester by happy coincidence just two years afterwards, and I remain a passionate Blue still attending with my Mum as a Season Ticket holder 37 rollercoaster years later.And I wouldn’t change anything-it was love at first sight with Manchester City,and my love for the club will stay with me until I die!!
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ANDREW HEYDEMAN
February 3rd, 2009 at 7:15 pm
that was also my 1st game at maine rd all though i had supported City for a few years before that my dad used to take me and my younger brother to watch oldham but my mum took us to watch City and still follow them we both have season cards in east stand level 2