David Mooney

@davidmooney.co.uk

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The BBC football correspondent John Murray and the former England goalkeeper Paul Robinson reporting from the Azteca Stadium.
Richard O’Brien on The Crystal Maze.
The City team celebrate winning the Division Two playoff final against Gillingham in 1999.
Manager Joe Royle celebrates the win at full time.
I've got the ball in my grip after diving to my right to block a shot. The game is being played on the Joie Stadium/academy stadium and I'm in City's all-pink goalkeeper kit from 2025-26.
THERE was one question that could not go away as Jamaica met Manchester City last night: why on earth would a team going to the World Cup risk the humiliation of losing to a football disaster story? Drawing against Wales in Cardiff two months ago was bad enough, but could you imagine lining up against Argentina or Croatia with a defeat at Maine Road despoiling a current form guide.
The terms of service screen for 007 First Light.
The loading screen for 007 First Light.
Richard Burns (left), Brian Horton (middle) and Dom Farrell (right) speaking to David Mooney (far right) at Idle Hands cafe for this year's live Blue Moon Podcast.
The Manchester press pack standing in a group photo on a training pitch at the CFA, with Pep Guardiola in the centre.
A selfie of me in the Five Live studio, waiting to go on air and read the news.
A Scrabble board with the opening move being “Wanker”.
Balatro joker which is a picture of an egg.
I’m looking down at the camera in a green hoody, with ornate pictures on the wall and an ornate ceiling.
Me, standing in front of a window with faux wood Venetian blinds, posing as if on a gameshow and pointing to the prize.
Pep Lijnders, Kolo Toure and a third member of the City backroom staff frantically copying notes together at half time.
A screenshot of an Adrian Chiles comment piece on the Guardian about crisps. In the sub headline, crisps are referred to as “the dowdy potato snack”.
A screenshot from BBC News with the headline “Quiz enters administration for the third time” and a photo of the inside of one Quiz store, captioned “Quiz has 40 shops in the UK”.
"The message was just a message of truth and love and incluvsivity to be honest," said Guehi without expanding on the point further to explain specifically what he meant. But he added: "I don't think the message was harmful in any way - that's all I can really say about that to be honest." "I believe 100% in the words that I wrote, even what I've just said now - it's a message of truth and love, and I hope people can understand that my faith is my faith, and I'll stand by it for the rest of my life," he said.
A list that reads: 01 Jan 1904 - City 1-1 Middlesbrough 02 Jan 1922 - City 2-1 Huddersfield 02 Feb 1924 - City 2-2 Halifax 02 Apr 1926 - City 2-4 Birmingham 01 Feb 1936 - Portsmouth 1-2 City 02 Jan 1954 - City 2-1 Sunderland 01 Jan 1985 - Leeds 1-1 City 01 Jan 1987 - Watford 1-1 City 01 Jan 1992 - Chelsea 1-1 City 02 May 1992 - Oldham 2-5 City 01 Mar 1997 - Bradford 1-3 City 01 Jan 2001 - City 1-1 Coventry 01 Feb 2003 - City 1-2 WBA 02 Feb 2011 - Birmingham 2-2 City 02 Jan 2017 - City 2-1 Burnley 04 Jan 2020 - City 4-1 Port Vale 04 Jan 2025 - City 4-1 West Ham 10 Jan 2026 - City 10-1 Exeter
Gianluigi Donnarumma hugging Haaland at full time, but he looks like me.
I’m smiling in front of a sign that says “Mooney’s Restaurant and Bar” and has the menu in underneath.
A scene from The Simpsons, where Marge can be seen running up and down the plane aisle, shouting “Let Me Off!”
A graphic showing Erling Haaland's goals this season -- 24 in 14 appearances and scoring in 13 of the 14 games he's played. The only game he failed to score in was City's 0-2 defeat to Spurs.
I'm in an aquarium, underneath a tank, wearing a blue coat and looking upwards to where a stingray is swimming above me.
The meme of a drawing of a horse that starts really realistically at the hind legs and tail, but by the head is like a child's drawing.
Dr Zoidberg saying “Hello” after being captured at Roswell in Futurama.
A still from BBC News, showing a woman being interviewed over Zoom. Her caption reads: “Dr Aine O’Brien, UK Fireball Alliance”.
A question from an old Who Wants To Be A Millionaire, reading: “To which member of his family is a man referring when he talks about his ‘ball-and-chain’? A: Father, B: Uncle, C: Son, D: Wife”.
Screenshot of an article, in French, in L’Équippe about Rayan Cherki.
David with a moustache
A panoramic of Wembley filling up ahead of the Oasis gig, with the stage on the right hand side.
A clip from The Simpsons. Marge and Lisa are leaving the house and Homer is watching Wheel of Fortune. He solves the puzzle, “I’m on my way”, but Marge thinks he’s talking to her.
Part of The Simpsons episode “Who Shot Mr Burns? Part One.” Mr Burns speaks, looking out of his office window in the power plant.
Part of the music video for “Sometimes” by James.
A sweaty mess.
The concourse at Euston station, crammed full of people as trains are delayed and cancelled.
Me on the left, next to my dad on the right. Both are smiling and one looks like a younger version of the other, as I have a black hair and (mostly) black beard, while dad has grey hair and a grey beard.
A gif, showing me in a green goalkeeping kit saving a one-on-one with a forward in a purple Man City away kit, as defenders in blue chase back.
Rayan Ait-Nouri signing his contract with his right hand.
The Blue Moon Podcast Live show recording, showing an audience sitting to the left of the photo and the panel sitting on the right. The panel is made up of Chris Higginbottom, Simon Bajkowski, Paul Lake and David Mooney.
A man in a hi-vis jacket on a hydraulic platform working on a dark blue brick wall, where a City player outline is chalked on next to the Premier League trophy.
A view from the corner of Veendam’s stadium, after the club had been wound up.
Man City's fixtures from New Year's Day to the end of the season in 2006-07. 1 Jan: Man City 2-1 Everton 13 Jan: Bolton 0-0 Man City 20 Jan: Man City 0-3 Blackburn 3 Feb: Man City 0-2 Reading 10 Feb: Portsmouth 2-1 Man City 3 Mar: Man City 0-1 Wigan 14 Mar: Man City 0-1 Chelsea 17 Mar: Boro 0-2 Man City 31 Mar: Newcastle 0-1 Man City 6 Apr: Man City 0-0 Charlton 9 Apr: Fulham 1-3 Man City 14 Apr: Man City 0-0 Liverpool 17 Apr: Arsenal 3-1 Man City 21 Apr: Watford 1-1 Man City 28 Apr: Man City 0-2 Villa 5 May: Man City 0-1 Man Utd 13 May: Spurs 2-1 Man City
Owen and Baru Lars stand at their homestead on Tatooine, holding the baby Luke Skywalker, as the planet's two suns set in the distance at the end of Star Wars: Episode III: Revenge of the Sith.
Emperor Palpatine and Darth Vader look at the early framework for the Death Star from a Star Destroyer, at the end of Star Wars: Episode III: Revenge of the Sith.
Obi-Wan Kenobi and Padme Amidala speak in Padme's apartment, as Obi-Wan searches for information about the whereabouts of Anakin Skywalker/Darth Vader in Star Wars: Episode III: Revenge of the Sith.
Obi-Wan Kenobi walks along a corridor on Kamino, followed by two Kaminoan officials, inspecting the cloning facility in Star Wars: Episode II: Attack of the Clones.
Padme Amidala and Anakin Skywalker stand on the balcony overlooking the lake on Naboo, from Star Wars: Episode II: Attack of the Clones.
Darth Maul holds out his ignited double-bladed lightsaber in the hangar on Naboo from Star Wars: Episode I: The Phantom Menace.
Qui-Gon Jinn and Obi-Wan Kenobi stand in their Jedi robes in a meeting room on a Trade Federation ship from Star Wars: Episode I: The Phantom Menace.
David takes a selfie as he sits behind Peaches, a white and tortoise-shell coloured cat, who is lying on the arm of the sofa.
A Blu ray cover for the film “The Worst Person In The World”.
An inflatable receptionist sits behind a wooden desk in an office, with the branding for the radio station “Imagine FM 104.9” behind.
The Simpson family looking dishevelled and traumatised, on their way to Itchy and Scratchy Land, having taken a short-cut and having lost the roof of their car.
Steffan Powell, Glenn Moore, Frankie Ward and Inel Tomlinson pose on the stage, with the Press X To Continue ‘Live’ logo on the screen behind.
Snooker table set up ready to play in Manchester Central.
Bags of crisps pegged to a board, with a sign saying “help yourself”.
A screenshot of an email that reads: “Google's Gemini app now allows users to convert detailed reports into podcast-like conversations with two AI "hosts.” The feature, called Audio Overviews, was added to the free and advanced versions of the app recently. It enables interaction with and guidance of the hosts.” Plus the Gemini logo.
March’s page on our Simpson’s calendar. Homer stands with Bart in the Post Office, saying “I don’t know.” Underneath, March actually reads “Smarch”.