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Posted: **Sun Jan 20, 2013 5:47 pm**

Lets not be sacrastic here and say the day he left. This is a man who stabalised our club. He took the job noone else wanted He replaced Phil Neal who replace Stave Coppell. Frank was the man for the moment. This is a man who brough legends such as Horlock and Weikens to the club.

So what are you left with since the day he left 15 years ago, next month. Which of his 20 victories stand out for the ages?

Posted: **Sun Jan 20, 2013 5:58 pm**

I was glad to be in Morrisons in Cheadle Heath at full time after leaving early one down against Bury. A tru low point.

Posted: **Sun Jan 20, 2013 6:00 pm**

And I still wonder what exactly he meant with his "fifth column" comment.

Posted: **Sun Jan 20, 2013 6:05 pm**

Frank who ?

I can remember going to the pub with a tenner , get pissed , get some fish and chips and a blow job and still have change when we were that shit ;)

Posted: **Sun Jan 20, 2013 6:32 pm**

Wikipedia on his time with us:

He then managed Manchester City for just over a year.

I honestly can't remember him as a manager. I remember King of the Kippax issues with his face on (one, I believe, had him as Mr Potato Head), so I must've been to games when he was our boss, but can never remember thinking "Frank Clark is our manager". I probably have stronger memories of him at Notts Forest.

Oddly, I attach memories to Phil Neal - perhaps because I only attended one game with him in charge, which would have been one of my first matches.

Edit: it was my first City match. 2-1 defeat away to Oldham just before Christmas.

Posted: **Sun Jan 20, 2013 6:35 pm**

His departure.

Posted: **Sun Jan 20, 2013 7:13 pm**

his moustache

do you think avb has modelled his voice on franks?

Posted: **Sun Jan 20, 2013 7:29 pm**

He wasn't Alan Ball. That was my favourite moment.

Posted: **Sun Jan 20, 2013 7:30 pm**

It has to be the 6 - 0 thrashing of Swindon . Im also pretty sure i got her indoors pregnant after that result .

Posted: **Sun Jan 20, 2013 7:43 pm**

Moses wrote:Lets not be sacrastic here and say the day he left. This is a man who stabalised our club. He took the job noone else wanted He replaced Phil Neal who replace Stave Coppell. Frank was the man for the moment. This is a man who brough legends such as Horlock and Weikens to the club.

So what are you left with since the day he left 15 years ago, next month. Which of his 20 victories stand out for the ages?

Haha

Posted: **Sun Jan 20, 2013 8:04 pm**

mcfc/wire wrote:It has to be the 6 - 0 thrashing of Swindon . Im also pretty sure i got her indoors pregnant after that result .

Actually, I do remember that. I could've gone to that game, but decided to stay in South Wales to make use of my Swansea season ticket. I've done the same for demolitions of Everton and Charlton, too, if memory serves me.

Posted: **Sun Jan 20, 2013 8:30 pm**

mcfc/wire wrote:It has to be the 6 - 0 thrashing of Swindon . Im also pretty sure i got her indoors pregnant after that result .

Think that was my first ever match in Maine road, did Bradbury score a couple?

Posted: **Sun Jan 20, 2013 8:34 pm**

Dubciteh wrote:
mcfc/wire wrote:It has to be the 6 - 0 thrashing of Swindon . Im also pretty sure i got her indoors pregnant after that result .

Think that was my first ever match in Maine road, did Bradbury score a couple?

Georgi Kinkladze (7), Chris Casper (og 17), Kevin Horlock (37), Paul Dickov (50, 59), Lee Bradbury (80)

One, in the 80th minute. He started.

Posted: **Sun Jan 20, 2013 8:37 pm**

BlueinBosnia wrote:
mcfc/wire wrote:It has to be the 6 - 0 thrashing of Swindon . Im also pretty sure i got her indoors pregnant after that result .

Actually, I do remember that. I could've gone to that game, but decided to stay in South Wales to make use of my Swansea season ticket. I've done the same for demolitions of Everton and Charlton, too, if memory serves me.

Can we banish you to Wales for the derby please?

Posted: **Sun Jan 20, 2013 8:44 pm**

BlueinBosnia wrote:
Georgi Kinkladze (7), Chris Casper (og 17), Kevin Horlock (37), Paul Dickov (50, 59), Lee Bradbury (80)

One, in the 80th minute. He started.

I was on a course in Swindon at the time. They were near the top of the table at the time and really fancied it. I came back for the match, went back on Monday morning and gave them loads.
As an aside , the place where the course was (King Edward Place) was where Swindon trained. Fantastic pitches to play on :-)

Posted: **Sun Jan 20, 2013 9:13 pm**

Signing Laurent Charvat and saying the greatest thing about Laurent was his speed.

Yay.

Posted: **Sun Jan 20, 2013 9:16 pm**

We were supposed to come out at half-time to do a draw at Maine Road once but Frank Clark said "I don't want those two tossers on the pitch", and we respected him for that.
Mark and Lard (September 2001)

Posted: **Sun Jan 20, 2013 9:21 pm**

Dameerto wrote:
BlueinBosnia wrote:
mcfc/wire wrote:It has to be the 6 - 0 thrashing of Swindon . Im also pretty sure i got her indoors pregnant after that result .

Actually, I do remember that. I could've gone to that game, but decided to stay in South Wales to make use of my Swansea season ticket. I've done the same for demolitions of Everton and Charlton, too, if memory serves me.

Can we banish you to Wales for the derby please?

I've got a terrible record watching us. I think out of the first 30-odd games I saw us play, we won about four. Last season, I went to two games. We lost both. This season, I've been to 3: Charity Shield, home v Southampton, and the League Cup abhorrence vs Villa. Things are picking up.

Posted: **Sun Jan 20, 2013 9:50 pm**

Moses wrote:Lets not be sacrastic here and say the day he left. This is a man who stabalised our club. He took the job noone else wanted He replaced Phil Neal who replace Stave Coppell. Frank was the man for the moment. This is a man who brough legends such as Horlock and Weikens to the club.

So what are you left with since the day he left 15 years ago, next month. Which of his 20 victories stand out for the ages?

He was fucking useless and Joe Royle and the Wardle/Makin/Tueart/(Bernstein for a while, Keegan for a while, Pearce for a while) axis stabilised the club. Don't insult our intelligence, or your own.

Clark is the only head I've ever called for.

Now I'm mad at myself for rising to your bollocks thread.

Five words: Craig Russell at left back.

Posted: **Sun Jan 20, 2013 9:53 pm**

KinkyKinkladze wrote:Signing Laurent Charvat and saying the greatest thing about Laurent was his speed.

Yay.

Joe Royle?

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