Atmosphere Thread | 2025/26

Please play the video, and you will see that this would be an amazing chant

Let me talk to you, Cherki, show me what you can do

I want to see you move

I know City want to see it too

Let me talk to you, Cherki, show me what you can do

I want to see you move

I know City want to see it too

Let me talk to you, Cherki, show me what you can do

I want to see you move

I know City want to see it too

Let him take you higher,So he can show you love,He’s the French magician,Sent from up above!

Let’s set the pitch on fire,Ooh, you can’t get enough,He’s got the defenders burning up!

 
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There is a Light said:
United singing a version of this for Mainoo, if the shoe was on the other foot they’d be claiming we nicked it from them. We used to sing it on the bus to aways, really we should make an effort now to take it back
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I hate it when fans can’t sing in tune. Our version there sounds fucking horrendous.
 
Cheadle_hulmeBlue said:
People are entitled to leave when they want, but that was such a poor look. Who abandons the team like that?

Could see quite a few fans rightly having a go at the them.
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I've never been an early leaver but the team looked like they'd shit themselves for a decent stretch of that 2nd half and you can forgive them for thinking that was a lost cause.
 
jamielowndes said:
I've never been an early leaver but the team looked like they'd shit themselves for a decent stretch of that 2nd half and you can forgive them for thinking that was a lost cause.
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After all these years of come backs and great moments how is anyone thinking it’s a lost cause?

What happened to ‘we fight to the end’
 
Cheadle_hulmeBlue said:
After all these years of come backs and great moments how is anyone thinking it’s a lost cause?

What happened to ‘we fight to the end’
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Im not necessarily disagreeing but hand on heart, did you think we were taking anything from that game once it hit 3-1?

Because that team didn't fight for about 80% of the 2nd half.
 
Cheadle_hulmeBlue said:
After all these years of come backs and great moments how is anyone thinking it’s a lost cause?

What happened to ‘we fight to the end’
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We have more than 10,000 leaving every fucking game at home. This was a handful who probably extremely fucked off like most people watching on tv were! It’s very harsh criticising anyone who goes away regularly. It’s disappointment more than anything.They were clearly angry and pissed off and sometimes this is what it leads to. I don’t think they deserve criticism given how good they have been in recent weeks. It was the players who let them down tonight.
 
Each to their own, many around us were leaving to try and get the last train back as options were very limited.
if you think the Etihad is bad logistically, this place is a fucking shambles, everyone coming out one way together witha huge flashpoint is a disaster waiting to happen! with zero options for parking, and no dedicated coach park, our coach parked at least a mile away, with stragglers we didn’t get away until after 11.00 arriving back in Manchester after midnight, missed our last train and had to uber back home, arriving home around 1.15
Driving from Goodison I was always back around 11.15
Absolute shit show!
 
I stayed last night. I’m glad I did. As for people leaving at 3-1, that’s their choice.

They missed the 2 goals that made it 3-3, which got City a point, that could still win the title for City.

We fight till the end.

As for the away atmosphere, it wasn’t the best. Poor to good throughout the match.

As for Everton’s atmosphere. Until Everton scored you could hear a pin drop from their fans, bar the odd chant of Everton, Everton. Everton fans were loud when Everton were winning.

The stadium looked great. The concourses were quite cramped. As for getting out of the ground, what an utter joke. Both sets of fans coming out together and meeting up in what I can only describe as a large crush. If it had kicked off, bar some good natured banter as the fans left the stadium, it could have been dangerous. There isn’t much around the ground bar industrial and port related sites.
 
I thought the away end was okay to decent yesterday, but nowhere near as good as our away ends at Burnley or Chelsea.

I noticed the average age was a lot higher than most of our away ends, and we don't half have some miserable old cunts. Getting angry at young lads for wanting to stand together. To think these were the same blokes that used to be pinned shoulder to shoulder in the Kippax.

I'm getting on myself, however no one can deny that our fantastic away ends have been driven by young adults enjoying themselves, we should be supporting this.

If you're someone who gets all miserable at our younger support trying to create an atmosphere, then please fuck off you're not wanted.
 
EastMidlandsBlue said:
I thought the away end was okay to decent yesterday, but nowhere near as good as our away ends at Burnley or Chelsea.

I noticed the average age was a lot higher than most of our away ends, and we don't half have some miserable old cunts. Getting angry at young lads for wanting to stand together. To think these were the same blokes that used to be pinned shoulder to shoulder in the Kippax.

I'm getting on myself, however no one can deny that our fantastic away ends have been driven by young adults enjoying themselves, we should be supporting this.

If you're someone who gets all miserable at our younger support trying to create an atmosphere, then please fuck off you're not wanted.
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Yes, it was an older away end than usual last night. Even the concourses were quieter.
 
I watched the tail end of Hearts vs Rangers last night before our game and one thing struck me was the number of 14-15 year old lads in groups in the crowd. A real throw back as you seldom see that at the Etihad these days (or at least not where we sit). Looking at their single ticket pricing they seem to be around 50% lower than ours. Must make a difference if you are under 18. Maybe the new flexi season tickets in the north stand will help.
 
Saddleworth2 said:
I watched the tail end of Hearts vs Rangers last night before our game and one thing struck me was the number of 14-15 year old lads in groups in the crowd. A real throw back as you seldom see that at the Etihad these days (or at least not where we sit). Looking at their single ticket pricing they seem to be around 50% lower than ours. Must make a difference if you are under 18. Maybe the new flexi season tickets in the north stand will help.
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Hearts have a young Ultras block right behind one of the goals. The block probably holds about 500 Ultra fans. You can clearly see it during the Hearts V Rangers match played yesterday.
 
jrb said:
Hearts have a young Ultras block right behind one of the goals. The block probably holds about 500 Ultra fans. You can clearly see it during the Hearts V Rangers match played yesterday.
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Compare that to us where you've got 50 year old blokes shouting at 16 year old lads for being in the wrong seat
 
EastMidlandsBlue said:
Compare that to us where you've got 50 year old blokes shouting at 16 year old lads for being in the wrong seat
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The FOC’s must have taken up all their tickets as it was a new ground, and I doubt many of those there last night will be going to Bournemouth, midweek, so it was basically the last PL away game of the season for most people, including me.
 
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