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Manchester City spent 80 years at Maine Road Stadium before they moved to Eastlands in 2003 "When I think about it, it was the stadium that brought us all together and now that atmosphere has gone." ...
Known as ‘The Wembley of the North,’ Maine Road was home to Manchester City for 80 years. It was built on an old brickworks site in Moss Side in 1923 and was initially known as Dog Kennel Lane ...
Here the Manchester Evening News exclusively share some of the fantastic images from City’s days at Maine Road, from this must-have book for City fans. Manchester City Our Home: From Maine Road ...
Andrew Matthews, the Moss Side-born artist, is reminiscing about what it was like to grow up in the shadow of Maine Road, formerly the home of Manchester City, and one particular memory that has ...
Manchester City fans have been sharing their favourite memories from Maine Road. City left the historic stadium that had been their home for 80 years since it was built in 1923 in favour of moving ...
A typical Saturday at Manchester City’s former ground Maine Road — dismal, bleak, depressing; much like the football displayed by the side who called it their stomping ground. The home of Manchester ...
A road on the site of Manchester City's old stadium is to be coloured blue in tribute to its former residents. Blue Moon Way, part of a development built on the site of the Maine Road ground ...
To commemorate 30 years of the Premier League, we today continue our new video series celebrating 30 key City moments during that historic timeline. Today, we rewind back to 2002 and the last ...
Some 25 years on from a legendary Division Two play-off final win at Wembley, Pep Guardiola’s current crop host Ipswich on Saturday at the start of their journey to potentially a fifth straight ...
Today, as part of our Maine Road 100 week of content, we’re throwing it back to the day our iconic former home played host to its last-ever Manchester derby. Fittingly, the occasion, in November 2002, ...
After nearly two years as the devil-may-care Manchester ... City down in a relegation shootout on the final day of the 1982-83 season. That day, Hatters boss David Pleat galloped across the ...
Renee Lukes, 83, was a neighbour of Manchester City for 30 years, living right opposite their old Maine Road ground. She can still vividly remember the day the club brought home the League Cup in ...