CITY TIL I DIEManchester City · since 1894
1975/76

Manchester City v Wolverhampton Wanderers 1975/76

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CITY 3 WOLVERHAMPTON WANDERERS 2 League Division 1 20th March 1976 attendance 32,761 scorers City Keegan(54), Tueart(82 pen), Doyle(85) Wolves Daley(30), Kindon(80) Ref P Willis


City  Corrigan, Keegan, Donachie, Doyle, Clements, Owen, Barnes, Booth, Royle, Hartford, Tueart - sub Power(unused) Wolves Parkes, Sunderland, Palmer, Daley, Bailey, McAlle, Hibbitt, Carr, Kindon, Kelly, Richards - sub Patching

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GARY OWEN TALKS ABOUT HIS DEBUT I'd been on the bench for the FA Cup tie with Hartlepool when we beat them 6-0, but not used. ...Then Alan Oakes was injured and so the day before the Wolves game I was toId l was going to make my debut. That night I could hardly sleep and on the morning of the game I remember having bacon, egg and toast. I had a full fry- up! This was before nutritionists and so on and I thought it was the best thing to have. I thought I had to build myself up. I was full of nervous energy as well. I would have loved  to have kicked off at 8am because I was ready, I couIdn’t wait. I got into the changing room. Changed faster than anybody else. As soon as the opportunity came to get out on the pitch I was out there. I wanted to savour every moment of it and take it all in. Back inside we had the team-talk and Tony Book told me what my role was and that but, I have to tell you Gary, once I walked out on to that pitch I had nothing in my mind apart from getting every ball. I wanted the ball all the time and I chased, and pushed for it. We won my debut game 3-2... FROM AN INTERVIEW WITH GARY OWEN BY GARY JAMES, PUBLISHED IN THE CITY PROGRAMME 21ST FEBRUARY 2010

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