Noisy Neighbours - the Man City thread

[BorntoBubble]

I like the lap of honour, i dont always think its for the players i think its a lot for the fans.

I know the united players do a lap every year and the players are clapping and waving to the fans.

I think its as much as a thank you to the fans as it is in honour of the players.

Although there were not many city fans left to be appreciated.

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Boom as they say😉

[hhyftrftdr]

Typical City if Swansea turn us over on Sunday and we miss out.

I'll reiterate to cover my own back, Europa League has the better away days

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Typical City if Swansea turn us over on Sunday and we miss out.

I'll reiterate to cover my own back, Europa League has the better away days

We'll draw 0-0 with Bournemouth (0 shots on target) anyway.

[hhyftrftdr]

Happy 4th anniversary Aguerooooooooo. Drink it in.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aodh09ptgMk

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Yeah my lad reminded me this morning.

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Even as a United fan I can appreciate how perfect this is as a sporting moment. Don't mind re-watching it at all.

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And a happy birthday to Yaya

[hhyftrftdr]

Anyone got a pic of Phil Jones' face when the news filtered through at Sunderland? Absolute gold

Sunderland fans were great that day, royally took the piss out of them at the final whistle. And the QPR fans were great as well, some good footage kicking about on Youtube of them celebrating our winner as they'd just heard a minute before that they weren't going down. Carnival atmosphere.

I'll be amazed if any other day in my life ever comes close to topping 13/5/12.

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Best city song all season Mr Jones

[david3103]

Even as a United fan I can appreciate how perfect this is as a sporting moment. Don't mind re-watching it at all.

It stands comparison with 26/05/89, and with 25/05/05

and pales against 26/05/99

But 30/07/66 is still the daddy of them all for me in football.

[hhyftrftdr]

Even as a United fan I can appreciate how perfect this is as a sporting moment. Don't mind re-watching it at all.

It stands comparison with 26/05/89, and with 25/05/05

and pales against 26/05/99

But 30/07/66 is still the daddy of them all for me in football.

Meh couldn't really care less about the national team, really can take or leave them. Appreciate in '66 it was a completely different era, but these days there is very little to like about England and the whole set up.

I met a group of lads in Australia when I was backpacking in 2010. All football fans. They were surprised when I said I'd rather City won the league cup than England winning the world cup, though one (an Evertonian) did agree with me. Despite the success since (remember in 2010 we hadn't won bollock all for decades), my views haven't changed; give me a trophy with City, any trophy, over a world cup/Euro success for England all day long.

Can any passionate football fan honestly say they sit and watch England with the same emotion as they do their club team?

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Same as City, followed England more away then at the Capital, not been for two seasons and atmosphere not the same anymore, but a lot more tension following England abroad. May do a trip to France, on my hols with family but will be back for quarter finals.

[Archer]

Anyone got a pic of Phil Jones' face when the news filtered through at Sunderland? Absolute gold

Sunderland fans were great that day, royally took the piss out of them at the final whistle. And the QPR fans were great as well, some good footage kicking about on Youtube of them celebrating our winner as they'd just heard a minute before that they weren't going down. Carnival atmosphere.

I'll be amazed if any other day in my life ever comes close to topping 13/5/12.

Feel the same. Hate to think how often I've re-watched clips of it.

[hhyftrftdr]

Wasn't planning on going away this summer, but plans now might include a hop to the continent sometime in mid/late August