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Says Bernstein: “Kevin was sent off and came and sat next to me, in the directors’ box. We were taking a lot of abuse from the Millwall fans, things were thrown, and signs were made. Not very nice! The steward said it was just as bad in there, and she was right,” he said. “But we did move and were behind a family, whose young girl – maybe six to eight – started scratching under her arms and making monkey noises when Shaun Goater came over to our side. After the game, we had to walk through a restaurant in the executive area and we took a fair bit of abuse there as well – but that just made it a real us against them situation.” He wouldn't speak to me about it... and I wouldn't speak to him about it': Micah Richards on the dark side of the game he loves

The supporters had left the game early and carefully removed the windscreen wipers from the away fans’ coaches and, as it was raining, it meant the transport was unusable.

Every game was a bit of them against us for City at that time – the Blues were a scalp. And they had the former England manager and European Footballer of the Year in charge, so no matter where they were, everyone wanted to take them down.” Read More Related Articles Keegan made changes when he came to the club. There was investment, and the training ground was updated. We had the feeling that with him in charge, anything was possible – he did the same thing at Newcastle. But he was undaunted and, together with wife Jane and two pals, they set about finding a way to see the game they weren't allowed to attend. It was my first goal but it was great to score there because of all the abuse they were giving our lads,” said Wright-Phillips. “So to put one past them, and for us to beat them at The Den was exceptional – it’s just a pity the City fans weren’t there.”

It was not going well. The Blues had lost six of their first 20 games and were seven points behind leaders Burnley – and defeat at The Den would have seen Millwall leapfrog them into fourth place, and City plummet to ninth. I didn't cry... I only told the truth": The strange and confused day Manchester City signed 'the new Pele' And this season, in the first game in front of fans at The Den, Millwall fans booed their own players, and visiting Derby, for taking the knee in support of the fight against racism. They returned in triumph to the Premier League a year ahead of the vital move to the new City of Manchester stadium, now known as the Etihad. I’ve been watching football for ages and seen some bad stuff – following England abroad was bad enough – but this was a whole different world.”

It was the first of the 21-year-old winger’s 31 City goals, and marked the lift-off point for his fine career. How Taylor Swift, a bad bus journey and a goldfish bowl intensified Liverpool's modern Manchester rivalry We were sitting next to a lad who looked like a student, with John Lennon glasses and a duffel coat, who was with his dad and grandad. We didn’t let on we were City fans, but we were chatting with them about football .

In fact, 30 to 40 City fans HAD managed to find their way into the ground, blending in with the locals, desperate not to miss a match which would prove to be a turning point in the season. Shaun Wright-Phillips of Manchester City beats Ryan Green of Millwall to score the winning goal (Image: ALLSPORT) The three points belonged to the Blues and, while they narrowly lost their next game, another exhausting trip to south London four days later, to play Crystal Palace, the Millwall result was crucial.But the drama was not over, and when the referee controversially decided Danny Tiatto had handled the ball, and gave the home side a penalty, City boss Keegan erupted.