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. SHREWSBURY TOWN 0 CITY 2 . Friendly . 1st August 2007 . attendance 7,098 . scorers Corradi(82), Dickov(90) . CITY 1st half Scmeichel, Onuoha, Richards, Dunne, Sun, Geovanni, Johnson, Fernandes, Petrov, Ireland, Bianchi. 2nd half Hart, D Mills, M Continue reading Shrewsbury v Manchester City 2007 to 08
DONCASTER 1 MANCHESTER CITY 3 Friendly 14th July 2007 attendance 6,375 City Isaksson, Richards, Onouha, Dunne, Ball, Ireland, Dabo, Miller, Vassell, Samaras, Mpenza – subs Hart(45), D Mills(69), M Mills(69), Hamann(45), Johnson(45), Corradi(45), Dickov(69) . Doncaster Sullivan, Green, Greer, Continue reading Doncaster v Manchester City Friendly 2007 to 08
CITY 2 LEICESTER CITY 0 (4th April 1969) attendance 42,022 City – Dowd, Book, Pardoe, Doyle, Booth, Oakes, Summerbee, Bell, Lee, Young, Coleman – sub Bowyer (70 mins) Leicester – Shilton, Rodrigues, Woollett, Manley, Sjoberg, Cross, Greenhalge, Continue reading Leicester Home 1968 to 69
MANCHESTER CITY 3 EVERTON 0 (3rd April 1971) Attendance 26,885 City – Healey, Connor, Towers, Doyle, Booth Donachie, Jeffries, Bell, Lee, Young, Hill – sub Johnson (64 mins) Everton – Rankin, Wright, Newton, Kendall, Kenyon, Darcy, whittle, Ball, Royle, Hurst Continue reading Everton Home 1970 to 71
CITY 2 WOLVERHAMPTON WANDERERS 4 (10th December 1960) The bad run continues… defeat by Wolves was our fifth league match lost in succession….. It would be idle to deny that this sequence is disturbing…. Consolation might be taken from the Continue reading Wolves Home 1960 to 61
TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR 1 CITY 1 (10th October 1960) Holding the League leaders on their own ground would have been a satisfactory achievement by any standards but it was all the more warming in view of the fact that it was Continue reading Tottenham away 1960 to 61
CITY 2 CHELSEA 1 (8th April 1961) Law’s performance of sheer guts, endeavour and brilliance can seldom have been surpassed at Maine Road… the whole performance of the team however was encouraging and although when Chelsea scored to make it Continue reading Chelsea home 1960 to 61
1930/31 SEASON REVIEW During the pre-season City brought in a new goalkeeper, Len Langford from Nottingham Forest. The board announced some excellent financial results with a profit of £8,429, they had a mortgage of £69,221 against assets of £127,253. Continue reading 1930/31
It was a very mixed start to the season, as City opened with a 1-1 draw at Maine Road against Sunderland, then lost 2-1 at Derby and 4-0 at Leicester before beating Derby 3-0 at Maine Road and Everton Continue reading 1931/32
1932/33 season review After Peter Hodge left to manage Leicester, the City board asked Secretary Wilfred Wild to take on the Manager’s role for the new season as well as keeping up his adminstration role within the club. City Continue reading 1932/33