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Premier league trophy presentation/parade
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BlueAnorak
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That's what has happened in the past. As soon as you are mathematically champions you get a guard of honour for each subsequent game till the end of the season.5?
Really?
Can anyone confirm that?
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Yes5?
Really?
Can anyone confirm that?
Teams are not required to do a guard of honour if they don’t want to do one but as soon as a team wins the league the rest of the teams they face may do one if they want to respect them that way
I hope there’s a few Rags and Scousers in the teams we will face in the last five games haha
Gordyola
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Chelsea were champions in season 2016-17.
As soon as this season (2017-18) kicked off they were no longer champions but are usually referred to as 'the champions' until the new champions are crowned.
As we all know next season we will be referred to as 'the champions' which although technically incorrect, feels great.
I'm also looking forward to the match of the day opening credits, with VK lifting the PL trophy - love that and I've missed it.
The team that wins the previous season PL are PL Champions and they wear the golden PL badge, they don’t cease to become champions when the next season starts they will be referred to as Champions and will hold the trophy until it’s returned towards the end of the season. Techically we are champions but have yet to be crowned.
In Southampton for the game on Sunday staying over so going to have to be a early start driving back on the MondayParade is 100% the 14th May, the council have been organizing it for a few weeks
GortonBlue62
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The team that wins the previous season PL are PL Champions and they wear the golden PL badge, they don’t cease to become champions when the next season starts they will be referred to as Champions and will hold the trophy until it’s returned towards the end of the season. Techically we are champions but have yet to be crowned.
We were champions in 2011-12 and 2013-14. We weren't champions in 2012-13 and 2014-15.
Of course we will be referred to as 'the champions' while season 2018-19 is going on; and I love that, it's technically incorrect but who cares.
Very few people I know, agree with me on this, so let's not fall out over it.
All academic really, because we will probably be champions in 2018-19 and 2019-20 :-)
I’d wager that it will be packed , it was superb last time .Not going to be many people there I’d wager, given there’s a trophy presentation against Huddersfield. I’d save a parade for a treble or a CL win (christ our standards are high now aren’t they)
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The town hall is being refurbished and will re-open in 2024.
Will be a shame when we win the Champion's League not to have the town hall and Albert Square as the focal point.
I suppose they could build some kind of temporary structure for the team and still use Albert Square.
Will be a shame when we win the Champion's League not to have the town hall and Albert Square as the focal point.
I suppose they could build some kind of temporary structure for the team and still use Albert Square.
There has been a trophy presentation every time we have won the league.Not going to be many people there I’d wager, given there’s a trophy presentation against Huddersfield. I’d save a parade for a treble or a CL win (christ our standards are high now aren’t they)
What makes you think this parade will not be attended this time.
If you win the league you deserve a parade.
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Only on bluemoon could City only be champions for 3 1/2 months in some peoples eyes, and argue about it, when we haven't yet been presented with the trophy.
Bizarre.
Bizarre.
2bluejacko
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Same as me...going to be a big weekend that...won't matter though cos I will be feeling ChampionIn Southampton for the game on Sunday staying over so going to have to be a early start driving back on the Monday
The parade's are brilliant in my opinion. To see the city centre completely shut down and decked out in blue and white is the stuff of dreams for many of us. Superb atmosphere and the proper occasion for the fans to say thank you to the squad and vice versa. Can't wait. Champions of England!
Gordyola
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14 May according to MEN. Logical date really.[/QUOTE
14 May is the 50th aniversary of day City, under Mercer Allison, won the First Division Championship with the 4:3 win at Newcastle Hope the club acknowledge this with the team on the bus parade
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Not going to be many people there I’d wager, given there’s a trophy presentation against Huddersfield. I’d save a parade for a treble or a CL win (christ our standards are high now aren’t they)
Will be packed.
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Both previous ones were great. I won’t be able to make this one though if a Monday but sure it will be as busy as usual.
tommo74
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Suppose there would be 1 million plus, if your shower had won the league under PEGNot going to be many people there I’d wager, given there’s a trophy presentation against Huddersfield. I’d save a parade for a treble or a CL win (christ our standards are high now aren’t they)