Manchester City are Champions of England for the 7th time!

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If the U-18's win today (or their next match) they join the 1st team and U-23's in becoming League Champions. Heard that it will be first time that achievement will be accomplished should it happen. Come on boys!

Dynasty indeed!

Another BBC documentary to look forward to .... not !
 
I understand life doesn't revolve around social media but it's weird to see complete silence from Bernado when it looks like all other players have posted those champions graphics.

Edit: he's the one I was looking forward to most posting something
Same here, however, I suspect the Mendy media circus has affected him quite badly plus surely someone at the club or his management have curtailed his social media input since then.
 
I must admit I was laughing at some of the bed-wetter comments after the Chelsea game. We were never going to throw this away and, despite the fact we weren't playing, it still feels unbelievable to win the league again. Sections of the media and some pundits really need to hang their heads in shame at some of the stuff written/spoken about the team, Pep and the club. The sign of a great manager and great players is to recognise when things aren't working and fix it. And boy did they fix whatever it was. An absolute joy to watch as always. Chuffed to bits for everyone and now I hope we go and finish the job on May 29th. Enjoy these days to the full.......
 
never look back always forward.
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We have just got to keep churning those leagues out and chase the bastards down.

When I started following City we were on 2 and the Scum were on 7, the Arse on 10 and the dippers were on 18.

The gap widened with the scum massively, but the last 10 years we are reeling it back in.

I like how we have quietly become the no.1 in league cup wins.

More FA cups and leagues to win! Oh and a few champs leagues wouldn’t go amiss too.

The future is blue!!!
 
Thought the days of people putting tea towels on their heads were long gone.
Always remember answering my front door a few days after the takeover at city ,to be greeted by an old guy in his 70s standing at my door entrance in full attire of arab robe outfit .
I had to look twice before i recognised him , it was my oldman ,he had driven 5 miles to my house to share his joy & joke with me in the outfit
The rum bugger !
 
People talking a lot about the start of the season. But surely everybody could see that it was going to be a weird season? Genuinely puzzled. On the same day, in early October, there were those two weird results, Villa versus Liverpool and United against Spurs (even then, I see that Fernandes scored a fucking penalty! Jesus H, would United even be in top four were it not for Fernandes and his penalties?). And we'd had our own version of weirdness against Leicester City shortly before. None of those results were real. At least, the margins weren't. All kinds of crazy things were going on. I kept my powder dry, honestly never thought that we wouldn't get into the groove enough to get top four. Obviously Rúben coming in had a huge impact, not just for the defence, but for the entire team. After that lousy match against United in early December we were ninth. When we were sixth just before Boxing Day I will admit I was uneasy, but was still in the wait-and-see mode. I wouldn't have called it for us at that point, but then I wouldn't have called it for anyone else. What was clear, even then, was that no-one was showing any kind of consistency (Jesus, even Spurs fans got giddy at one point, that in itself showed how nonsensical the season was), It was clear at that point that there was no consistency version of the Liverpool of the previous season. Well, as it turned out, the consistency team was us!
 
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