Those who condemn should be more forgiving. - remember this is what it means to be City.

wow.

Yep, just wow. He'd make a great rag though.

possibly, very strange indeed. i must be a "super fan" cos i'm buzzin from two days before a game, bet most blues are.

You're evading the point. Maybe if us, or British fans generally, behaved like Dresden fans (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VkkMf6Sg9Tg) or other Eastern European club's fans we could claim to actually be making a collective positive difference. In my substantial experience of home matches (thankfully not as much as we used to) when things aren't going well, we have tended to make a collectively negative difference. Either by going quiet or, worse, making our displeasure heard. We're by no means alone in this, and are better than many, but we don't make anywhere near as much difference as we could. In that respect, the team really doesn't need us individually because we're not making a difference collectively.

I'm not really the type of person that starts songs (although I maintain to this day that I started 'one Gary Neville at Maine Road :) ) but I've never said or done anything other than support the team.

I often post when I'm drunk too !

Lets just hope that the QPR game persuades a few more to stay to the end.
Empty seats at the end of any game looks crap.
Leaving early is like never finishing a pint -unless you're poorly it doesn't happen.
I will NEVER forget the QPR game just like I'll never forget the FA Cup Final - you can not buy this stuff! !!!!

I honestly have to say that wild dogs would struggle to drag me away from watching OUR BLUE CHAMPIONS :-) 48 YR OLD!!

I think the players would prefer you to stay until the final whistle.

end of thread.