1994/95: Managed by Brian Horton, Manchester City endured a difficult Premier League season, finishing 17th, narrowly avoiding relegation. The squad featured veterans like David White and Niall Quinn, but inconsistency and defensive frailties undermined their campaign. Injuries and limited squad depth compounded struggles, leaving City fighting for survival.
1995/96: City’s woes continued, with performances inconsistent and morale low. Despite attacking efforts from Niall Quinn and emerging talent like Paul Walsh, the team lacked cohesion. They again finished near the bottom of the table, surviving relegation on the final day. The period highlighted the club’s need for structural rebuilding and managerial stability.
