93:20, Yaya's semi-final goal vs Utd or Yaya's FA Cup winner?

[Exeter Blue I am here]

I celebrated Ya Ya’s goal harder if I’m being honest. There was so much stress leading up to Sergio’s that my reaction to it was as much born of relief as anything else. I think I probably celebrated Nasri’s goal against Sunderland at Wembley more wildly than Sergio’s as well.
King of them all thought was Dickov‘s vs Gillingham. Just screaming ‘yes’, ‘yes’, ‘yes’, over and over and over, whilst falling over about 3 rows of those shin-shredding bench seats. The adrenaline rush of that just went on and on and on…….

 

[jimharri]

I've added a poll, as requested by @BlueMoonRisin’. I'll leave it open for a few days, but I can only see one outcome.

 

[ShorehamCitizen]

AAAGGUUEERRRROOOO!!!!..... All the way for me!. Yes, the FA Cup got rid of that childish banner, but the league is the pinnacle.

 

[BlueTG]

I think on a personal level, for a lot of Blues, Yaya’s was most important.

In terms of club exposure, media and appeal to bigger and better names to come down the years, the league win was the more important.

 

[malg]

To be honest, I'd have had trouble if it was Yaya's semi final goal against the Rags. That was absolutely pivotal for me.

 

[M Gaudino]

gonna add my voice to say City beating United in the semi final was the most important result in the club’s history.

No one really though we’d beat United, including me. We just enjoyed being there, first proper trip to Wembley from 25 years of going to games with my Dad. Smug United fans on the Coaches down at the service station. They were the Champions we were still to be dismissed and laughed at.

Something changed just before half time, Kompany grazed the post with a long shot. Doubts crept in. Then Yaya arrive, too powerful, the fans forming a blue wave of poznan, Scholes off too slow and weak to compete with us and Mario smirking.

The empire crumbled that day, we smashed them 4 months later and they’ve never recovered.

 

[Metal Biker]

Aguero's goal mostly because it was effectively the LAST kick of the game that won the title.

Yaya's we still had like 20 more tense minutes of "Fucking no way, we CAN'T lose, NOT to Stoke" to deal with.

So as much as I appreciated and was thrilled by the FA Cup win, the Aguero goal is intensely more memorable and emotional for me.

 

[SamTheGuru]

It has to be Yaya's goal for me. It felt like a turning point in the team mentality. For me it was the catalyst.

Edit: Oh wait......I didn't read the poll correctly. For me it was Yaya's goal in the semi-final of the FA Cup. Not the goal in the final....This poll has the wrong options surely.

 

[big gaz]

Yaya and in all fairness his goal in the semi was the day I knew the rags were done for.
For us old fuckers who who had not seen a pot for donkeys years that FA cup would have done it for me.
The rest is just the DOGS ;-)

 

[Sir peace frog]

personally think yaya goal v united in the semi was a bigger goal than the final goal, i know it didn't win us a trophy but it feels bigger, as for the vote, agueros goal shook the footballing world, its a goal for the ages ,and people not just blues will talk about that goal and it will go down in world footballing folklore