What was your first game, and what was your favourite?

[PsyCanary]

First game, good win, green and yellow triangle nets! Good times, and I think I am in the minority that really likes the green and yellow net

 

[PsyCanary]

Am I the youngest person here?

Reckon, I might be just a little younger maybe

 

[morty]

First game, good win, green and yellow triangle nets! Good times, and I think I am in the minority that really likes the green and yellow net

That was a great side. I loved Fugelstad.

 

[PsyCanary]

That was a great side. I loved Fugelstad.

I must admit, I don't remember much from the game, I was 6 at the time, but some great players in that team!

 

[Ricardo]

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I probably did a report on that game. Its still on the Pinkun site, if it ever gets mended

 

[isbadiz]

My first game was Boxing Day 1986, Norwich 2 Notts Forest 1. I was 8 years old and sat on the half way line in the old South Stand with my dad, grandad and uncle. It's some of my earliest vivid memories. I remember we parked in the old carpark behind the River End, many years before there were flats there. My cousin, who would have been 15, came running up to the car all excited screaming "I've just seen Ken Brown". My grandad in his droll dismissive manner just said "Fancy that before a home game". Then I remember climbing the concrete stairs at the back of the stand, which seemed to go on for miles with my little legs and sitting in those rickety red and blue seats. Fond memories.

 

[DraytonBoy]

First game was at CR v Sheff Wed in 70/71 although I had been to a couple of reserve games before that. Don't really have a favourite but seeing City playing the likes of Bayern and Inter was pretty surreal.

 

[morty]

My first game was Boxing Day 1986, Norwich 2 Notts Forest 1. I was 8 years old and sat on the half way line in the old South Stand with my dad, grandad and uncle. It's some of my earliest vivid memories. I remember we parked in the old carpark behind the River End, many years before there were flats there. My cousin, who would have been 15, came running up to the car all excited screaming "I've just seen Ken Brown". My grandad in his droll dismissive manner just said "Fancy that before a home game". Then I remember climbing the concrete stairs at the back of the stand, which seemed to go on for miles with my little legs and sitting in those rickety red and blue seats. Fond memories.

When I first started going I usually sat in the old south stand. Seems like a long time ago now!