Most painful goal in a City game

[Lovebitesandeveryfing]

Sterling's goal disallowed v Spurs in the Champions League.

I was still doing laps of the garden swinging my shirt around my head when my rag neighbor came out laughing his head off to tell me it had been disallowed.

I was completely fucking devastated.

 

[The Lightbowne Cowboy]

Luton is the obvious one, but anybody mentioned Pillocks own goal yet against QPR? Absolutely fuckin devastated me that one did.

 

[Nevizade]

Sterling's goal disallowed v Spurs in the Champions League.

I was still doing laps of the garden swinging my shirt around my head when my rag neighbor came out laughing his head off to tell me it had been disallowed.

I grabbed the bloke in front of me and kissed him on the forehead twice.

He hasn't been back since.

 

[AndyP68]

Luton all day

Yes. Worst day of my life.
We salvaged the others.

 

[PistonBlue]

93.20 almost broke my leg

 

[willipp]

I was completely fucking devastated.

That one cut really fucking deep.

 

[s1ty m]

I was disappointed before a ball was kicked when I seen the starting 11!

The line-up was a kick in the nuts.

 

[St Helens Blue (Exiled)]

For me it was the Sterling goal that was dissallowed versus Spursy in the Champions league. The emotional high to the devestating low

 

[Norbert D]

I rememeber that 97/98 season. Didnt we take the lead in the last minute then conceded in the 6th and 8th minute of injury time

It’s on YouTube somewhere. we took the lead in the last minute then managed to concede two in injury time, admittedly a huge amount of injury time. Just to add insult to injury they blobbed us again at Maine Road with a last minute winner, their only shot, we hit the woodwork about four times.

 

[LongsightM13]

Luton there's nothing else to be said

This goal set us back 30 years. No contest, close the thread

 

[Pezzer2]

A couple of random ones for me. Brian McClair scoring 2 late goals in a 3-3 draw at Maine Road. It was my first Derby game and gutted. Although my 2nd Manc Derby was even worse when Keane scored with them coming back from 2 goals down
Another one was Matt Derbyshire sealing the Blackburn win in a 2-0 win in an Fa Cup 1/4 final. I was adamant we was going Wembley that year. How times have changed

 

[The Colonel]

It’s on YouTube somewhere. we took the lead in the last minute then managed to concede two in injury time, admittedly a huge amount of injury time. Just to add insult to injury they blobbed us again at Maine Road with a last minute winner, their only shot, we hit the woodwork about four times.

I was at that one at St Andrews, wasn’t something like 12 minutes of injury time? I couldn’t even remember any injuries.

 

[audenshaw blue]

Notts county away, February 1991, FA cup 5th round, lost 1-0. Not really that important but messed my head up. Sat in my seat for 10 minutes after the final whistle thinking what was that.

 

[the blue panther]

We’re about the same age so we’ve been through all sorts of emotions haven’t we, from all the plastic rags taking the piss to being the best team this country has ever seen

And when I look back, after all the success, I wouldn't really change any of it because being blue and going through it all with fellow blues has been an amazing privilege. And, when we won that 1st Premier League title - that Aguero moment - that will never, ever be surpassed, imho.

I've had some happy days but that was the greatest ever moment in my life. And, for a few minutes, I forgot all about that late winner from Jeff Astle!

 

[Chippy_boy]

Owen for me. Although the Rooney shin was pretty bad. Ditto the Nasri wall duck.

 

[yankblue]

Sterling's goal disallowed v Spurs in the Champions League.

I was still doing laps of the garden swinging my shirt around my head when my rag neighbor came out laughing his head off to tell me it had been disallowed.

This one legitimately still stings

Another Spurs one - Crouch late in '10 for the Champions League

I wasn't even alive for Ricky Villa and I fucking despite Spurs with ever fiber of my being

 

[AndyP68]

This goal set us back 30 years. No contest, close the thread

Good to see they got done again today. Cunts.

 

[Gazza]

This. Made worse by the fact we’d played well and the ridiculous amount of added time

This was a very valuable defeat, it was the point at which we realised that the odds were going to be stacked against us and we had to do extra in every game to rise above the system to disrupt the status quo.

and boy, did we do that.

 

[GH64]

The goal that caused the most pain in a City game, by a country mile, was Agueroooooooooo.
Lovely!

 

[jslater11]

This one legitimately still stings

Another Spurs one - Crouch late in '10 for the Champions League

I wasn't even alive for Ricky Villa and I fucking despite Spurs with ever fiber of my being

I was about to say the same, I hate Spurs more than United most of the time!