Worked security at City and United? Bloody hell! You must have some stories!
On this season's form United ought to do us, mate. I'm going over to a mate's here to watch it on his big tv. NOTHING makes me feel more sick than derby day! You got a ticket for it then Drammy?
Pearce had a great start then it went tits up after WHU knocked us out of the cup. Away form has been dismal on the whole this season. Did you see the 4-0 at Wigan? I was very worried after that. But we've improved much since then. Squad is too small though and we don't seem to have any money to buy back Wright-Phillips - if West Ham get him for 10m I'll be gutted. We've still got 1st refusal on him.
Just found this one for ya!
MIKE DOYLE'S DIARY
17 December 1969: United 2, City 2 League Cup semi-final; City won 4-3 on aggregate. "When Denis Law put United 2-1 up, the aggregate scores were level. Then the ref gave us a free-kick, but Alex Stepney didn't realise it was indirect. Franny Lee hit it and if Alex had let it go in, it wouldn't have counted. But he palmed it to Mike Summerbee, and we then beat West Brom in the final."
17 December 1970: United 1, City 4 League. "George Best's horrific tackle on Glyn Pardoe broke his leg. Glyn was and still is a great mate and when I saw Bobby Charlton holding Glyn's leg, I went after Best and had him round the throat. Had Tony Book and Brian Kidd not intervened, I would probably have killed him. The next three tackles I made on Best were explosive - but fair."
27 April 1974: United 0, City 1 League. "It was possible for United to stay up if they beat us and Birmingham lost. But it was unfortunate for them to be playing us in the last game, because we were a far better side than them. Denis [Law] scored near the end and we were a bit downhearted they got relegated because it meant four guaranteed points gone the following season."