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Play for your club
A Season in Photos - Part Eight - From Salisbury (H) to Bath (H)
Poor old Burnsy never had it easy did he? After starting his City management career with a team made up of youth players and the best of Brockworth his last test was against runaway team leaders Salisbury, matching his thousand pound a week budget with their £8500. It's no surprise that they won although Chris' men pushed them to the limit and Wilko equalised with a splendid over the shoulder effort that left Kev Sawyer rooted to the spot.

Addis plays catch

The Gaffer for one last time

The legacy of the Christmas party

Was it a dive?

Two more players featuring for the last time

Chris Salutes the T-End ....

.... and the quieters fans in the stand

The End of an era

Managerless, City turned to Neil Mustoe and Adie Harris to steer the ship until the end of the season. Their first (and only) game was against Tiverton Town with a surprise appointment waiting in the wings.
The game was one of the most remarkable of the campaign as City came back from 1-3 down to lead 4-3 with three goals in six minutes including an audacious flashing half volley from twenty-five yards by Dave Wilkinson. Although, if anyone could throw it away then a Tigers defence could, and they did.

Addis gets "air"

That'll be Tivvy's first then

The pitch was a bit muddy for Luke's penalty kick

Why do they always put short players in the wall?

Booked for having no eyebrows

The net billows from Dicky Mansell's only ever City goal

But it mattered little cos we couldn't defend for shit!

Muzzie and Adie only lasted a week because another Harris, Tim, left his post at Merthyr Tydfil to take the reins at City for what was his "dream job". His first game in charge was a disappointing defeat at Grantham, albeit with Burns' players, and that was after taking an early lead through Adie H!

The King is dead, long live the King

Marvin gets in where it hurts, but not for much longer

Brian Clough used to love this guy!

Adie's shot finds the bottom corner

Griff's last ever City game

Close...

"We're singing in the rain!"

Out came the axe after the Grantham game and in came some new faces including Mark Preece, Michael Whittington, Jorge Ferro, Jody Bevan and Jon Miller. We still lost as our defence struggled to gel against an in form Bath City team who up until this game rarely took anything away from Meadow Park. Ironically the first goal was scored by Alex Sykes who'd recently spent a month at City getting fit!

The goalmouth was looking better!

Frank Gallagher has a piece of the City new boy

Jody likes to fish in his spare time

Wilko dives in at Paul Evans, Bath's South African keeper

Oh my God - it's Anneka Rice!

Another ex-City favourite gone bad

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