Our Frankie

[splott parker]

Well known City fan, Frankie Humphries, has just come out of major surgery to improve his mobility. A few months to recuperate, in time for another season. All the best Frank

[jeepster]

Well known City fan, Frankie Humphries, has just come out of major surgery to improve his mobility. A few months to recuperate, in time for another season. All the best Frank

He is a top man

[olderblue]

Well known City fan, Frankie Humphries, has just come out of major surgery to improve his mobility. A few months to recuperate, in time for another season. All the best Frank

Always remember going away to ManCity in the cup around 1981?
Great times, all the best for a speedy recovery Frankle👍

[billy.ronson]

Always remember going away to ManCity in the cup around 1981?
Great times, all the best for a speedy recovery Frankle👍

I went on the special train to that game , 3-1 to Citeh …. Paul Maddy scored I think for us and Trevor Francis scored a couple for Citeh

[SLUDGE FACTORY]

Frankie do the ayatollah!

[Dembe]

Top fella. All the best.

[pomeroy]

All the best mate

[Rock_Flock_of_Five]

When I first started going to away games, as a somewhat nervous teenager in my mid-teens, I always felt comforted to see big Frankie stood nearby.

Get well soon, Frankie!

[the other bob wilson]

Only really got to know Frankie when I took my only Grandstand season ticket for our 2002/03 promotion season, he was sat behind us and was very friendly - a top bloke in my experience

Glad to hear, he's going to be able to get to games again.

[North Cardiff Blue]

Well known City fan, Frankie Humphries, has just come out of major surgery to improve his mobility. A few months to recuperate, in time for another season. All the best Frank

Get well soon

[Big_Bill_Irwin_Fan]

[QUOTE=Rock_Flock_of_Five;5506448]When I first started going to away games, as a somewhat nervous teenager in my mid-teens, I always felt comforted to see big Frankie stood nearby.

I think a lot of us going away in the 70's were always glad to see Frankie (and the Barry Boys - Desi and Donald RIP) at away games.

[SLUDGE FACTORY]

[QUOTE=Big_Bill_Irwin_Fan;5506541]

When I first started going to away games, as a somewhat nervous teenager in my mid-teens, I always felt comforted to see big Frankie stood nearby.

I think a lot of us going away in the 70's were always glad to see Frankie (and the Barry Boys - Desi and Donald RIP) at away games.

Do you mean desi as in black desi , Melbourne?

[jeepster]

[QUOTE=Big_Bill_Irwin_Fan;5506541]

When I first started going to away games, as a somewhat nervous teenager in my mid-teens, I always felt comforted to see big Frankie stood nearby.

I think a lot of us going away in the 70's were always glad to see Frankie (and the Barry Boys - Desi and Donald RIP) at away games.

The O`Connor brothers.
Top lads.

[Forest Green Bluebird]

[QUOTE=Big_Bill_Irwin_Fan;5506541]

When I first started going to away games, as a somewhat nervous teenager in my mid-teens, I always felt comforted to see big Frankie stood nearby.

I think a lot of us going away in the 70's were always glad to see Frankie (and the Barry Boys - Desi and Donald RIP) at away games.

Been on many away days on coaches arranged by Frankie & the Barry boys. Get well big man.

[light up the darkness]

He is as people say A top man.

Where have the years gone. It doesn’t seem long ago that we were absolutely bolloxed outside the pub on the mud or at some pub in north London when Wales were playing England and we were taking a group photo in the beer garden when the table collapsed and we all ended on the floor.

I know he reads this Board. Get well soon Big Frank

[splott parker]

He is as people say A top man.

Where have the years gone. It doesn’t seem long ago that we were absolutely bolloxed outside the pub on the mud or at some pub in north London when Wales were playing England and we were taking a group photo in the beer garden when the table collapsed and we all ended on the floor.

I know he reads this Board. Get well soon Big Frank

I was on that table, it was in the beer garden of The Green Man. (I’m sure that’s the name of the pub)

[Rock_Flock_of_Five]

I was on that table, it was in the beer garden of The Green Man. (I’m sure that’s the name of the pub)

What, literally lying on the table?
I know City fans like to have a chest-full at away games, but c'mon...

[light up the darkness]

I was on that table, it was in the beer garden of The Green Man. (I’m sure that’s the name of the pub)

Fk me yes. That’s the one. The Green Man ��

[light up the darkness]

What, literally lying on the table?
I know City fans like to have a chest-full at away games, but c'mon...

Bodies everywhere. I don’t think much if any beer was spilled though. Thank god ��

[splott parker]

Bodies everywhere. I don’t think much if any beer was spilled though. Thank god ��

I’m sure there was a hammock or a hammock type swinging seat involved as well. Wembley was practically empty that night, 20 odd thousand attendance I think. Great day out though, f*cking crackers, up there early, boat trip at Windsor, (drink available on the boat, pubs shut between 3 & half 5 in those days), fun & games in Trafalgar Sq, some right characters involved. The win made it complete.