Tales of Blue YouTube Channel

[s1ty m]

Will be interested to hear the Quinn one. He used to stick the boot in to us all the time on Sky. Seems like the club have had him back a few times over the last few years and his attitude has changed.

I think it was OD that met him and asked him what his problem was with City and he said, “It’s not a family club anymore”.

Right. Just a massively successful one.

Quinn. I loved him as a player at City. Wheny wife was pregnant, Niall was our choice if it was a boy. It wasn't. Lol.

For the record, called her Clare. My wife is Irish.

Since he left us, he's been horrible about us. Thankfully we had a baby girl. His performance over the Keane World Cup disgrace was pretty pathetic, IIRC.

[Dimples]

Will be interested to hear the Quinn one. He used to stick the boot in to us all the time on Sky. Seems like the club have had him back a few times over the last few years and his attitude has changed.

I think it was OD that met him and asked him what his problem was with City and he said, “It’s not a family club anymore”.

Right. Just a massively successful one.

Quinn. I loved him as a player at City. Wheny wife was pregnant, Niall was our choice if it was a boy. It wasn't. Lol.

For the record, called her Clare. My wife is Irish.

Since he left us, he's been horrible about us. Thankfully we had a baby girl. His performance over the Keane World Cup disgrace was pretty pathetic, IIRC.

Quinn is a politician. He goes with the flow.
Keane pretends he is his own man, but both of them had no problem working together at Sunderland after Saipan. Both agenda driven. Looking after number 1.

[Nickyboy]

Will be interested to hear the Quinn one. He used to stick the boot in to us all the time on Sky. Seems like the club have had him back a few times over the last few years and his attitude has changed.

I think it was OD that met him and asked him what his problem was with City and he said, “It’s not a family club anymore”.

Right. Just a massively successful one.

Quinn. I loved him as a player at City. Wheny wife was pregnant, Niall was our choice if it was a boy. It wasn't. Lol.

For the record, called her Clare. My wife is Irish.

Since he left us, he's been horrible about us. Thankfully we had a baby girl. His performance over the Keane World Cup disgrace was pretty pathetic, IIRC.

Quinn is a politician. He goes with the flow.
Keane pretends he is his own man, but both of them had no problem working together at Sunderland after Saipan. Both agenda driven. Looking after number 1.

Didn't he commentate live on Sky for Agueroooooo though? That sounded good. Drink it in

[Colin_Bell]

NEW EPISODE – ‘What I Saw’ – John Stapleton

Award winning broadcaster and big City fan John Stapleton called in at MCFC match worn shirts HQ for a Tales of Blue on the memoires of the shirts he’s seen in over 65 years watching the blues.

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[Colin_Bell]

Tales of Blue caught up with former City midfielder and popular Blue Fitzroy Simpson to share his City story of over 70 appearances for the club between 1992-95 following his £500,00 move from Swindon Town during March 1992.

A top guy who loved his time at the club sharing some great tales of blue.

SUBSCRIPTION IS FREE AND WILL HELP THE CHANNEL GROW WITH PLENTY OF FORMER BLUES LINED UP.

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[Colin_Bell]

COMING SOON - Kevin Langley - MY CITY STORY

Tales of Blue with be catching up former City midfielder Kevin Langley to share his ‘City Story’.

Now Kevin Langley is not a name that rolls off the tongue of many blues faithful after an injury hit spell at the club following an initial loan move from Champions-elect Everton during March 1987, Kevin would feature nine times in City’s doomed relegation fight which resulted in relegation being confirmed at West Ham United.

Injury then struck forcing him to miss pre-season before returning to fitness for the 87/88 reserve team which saw him then leave for Chester on loan, followed Birmingham City on a permanent deal.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCY5BdB ... 1jYkablsuQ

[Colin_Bell]

NEW EPISODE OUT NOW - JIM WHITLEY

Tales of Blue caught up former City midfielder and page member Jim Whitley to share his City story. A real cracking fella who loved his time at Maine Road and talks about Andy Morrison's impact during the 98/99 campaign, Bryan Robson's assault on him during a reserve team fixture and the influence Willie Donachie had at City.

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[Colin_Bell]

NEW EPISODE - Nicky Weaver - Tales of Blue.


Nicky Weaver talks Wembley 99, David James up front, team-mates, SWP, Andy Morrison’s impact, his sheer pride to represent City and the gratefulness for the loyalty shown to him by the club during some period’s as he battled back to full fitness.

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[Colin_Bell]

NEW EPISODE -Ian Scott – Tales of Blue

Tales of Blue caught up with former 1986 FA Youth Cup winning midfielder and page member Ian Scott to share his City memories which included YTS duties at Maine Road, Tony Book & Glyn Pardoe, team-mates, Billy McNeill and his first team football break through.

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[Colin_Bell]

COMING SOON – ROY BAILEY – TALES of BLUE

Legendary City physio Roy Bailey will be calling in at MCFC match worn shirt HQ to talk about his 32 years’ service at the club which saw him work under 14 different managers after initially joining the club as a promising out-side left in 1969, injury put paid to a career before it got started but a telegram from Joe Mercer would give him the opportunity to work at the club he loves dearly.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCY5BdB ... 1jYkablsuQ

[Colin_Bell]

NEW EPISODE - Kevin Langley - Tales of Blue

Now Kevin Langley is not a name that rolls off the tongue of many City fans but die-hard blues of the mid-to late 1980's will recall him swapping a title charge with Everton for a relegation fight with City during March 1987.

Kevin talk's passionately and openly about the injury's he played with, then suffered and also some personal heartache during his spell at Maine Road. The talented midfielder looks back with pride and enjoyment he feels having represented the club and is a huge fan of today's City side.

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[Mase]

Well done on these. Can tell you’ve worked hard. Love the Weaver one.

[Colin_Bell]

Well done on these. Can tell you’ve worked hard. Love the Weaver one.

Much appreciated thank you and Nicky was brilliant with a great memory of small details in his career, which a lot of players don't have. It's pleasure to do them and hopefully fellow blues can get the same enjoyment from them as I do.

CTWD

[Colin_Bell]

COMING SOON – Mark Brennan – Tales of Blue –

Initially signed by Howard Kendall at the start of the 1990/91 campaign, making a Maine Road debut in the infamous Aston Villa fixture in which Paul Lake was tragically injured, Mark would find himself in and out of Pater Reid’s side following Kendall’s departure to Everton. It was his two goals in a 3-2 victory over Crystal Palace that saw City Top the First Division at the start of the 91/92 campaign. He would appear 36 times in total, hitting seven goals before being sold to Oldham Athletic after struggling to hold down a regular first team place under Reid’s tenure.

[Colin_Bell]

Tales of Blue - City duo David White & Eric Nixon talk pre-match routines & superstitions plus a warm-up in the gym under the Main Stand during the 1987/88 campaign.

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[Colin_Bell]

COMING SOON – NEIL POINTON – TALES OF BLUE –

Signed in the summer of 1990 by Howard Kendall in an exchange deal that took fellow left-back Andy Hinchcliffe to Goodison Park, Pointon’s all out action displays in the shirt quickly endeared himself to the City faithful, his stay was all too brief, following just 90 appearances he was transferred along with Steve Redmond to Oldham Athletic as Peter Reid looked to freshen up the squad he inherited.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCY5BdB ... 1jYkablsuQ

[Colin_Bell]

NEW EPISODE #30 - OUT NOW – Roy Bailey – Tales of Blue – Part One –



Legendary physio shares his City memories including his early City career cut short, Colin Bell friendship, 81 Cup Final, John Bond’s side, 89 Promotion and much more.

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[Fullartj]

The channel is fantastic. Keep up the good work!

[Dameerto]

Just out of interest, is there also a podcast?

[Colin_Bell]

The channel is fantastic. Keep up the good work!

Much appreciated and hopefully gain some more subscribers

Roy Bailey part two coming soon