gordondaviesmoustache said:I love the vicissitudes of the football season. If it was all plain sailing it would be boring.
What made 2012 sweeter for me was the memory of that horribly rainy day when we lost to Arsenal.
What made 2014 sweeter for me was the memory of Gerrard's huddle.
I cannot for the life of me understand why people who've followed this group of players are ready to throw the towel in already. Even if we lose on Sunday this isn't over.
Life following Manchester City has always been a roller coaster. Now we're a top club and the stakes are higher and the ride is faster it should be more enjoyable, surely.
Big players; big fixtures; high stakes; being In the spotlight - never a dull moment: that is what it's all about, people.
I cannot understand why so many of our supporters simply don't really seem to enjoy this remarkable journey we're on as City fans.
However this season ends, I know it's going to be another remarkable and memorable one. I think much of our support forget too easily how unbelievably lucky we are.
[bigimg]http://www.cheekyfun.co.uk/ekmps/shops/cheekyfun/images/fanny-wipes-novelty-gift-626-p.jpg[/bigimg]IanBishopsHaircut said:I never thought I'd take this song literally
But Bluemoon really is full of tits, fanny wipes and City
gordondaviesmoustache said:I love the vicissitudes of the football season. If it was all plain sailing it would be boring.
What made 2012 sweeter for me was the memory of that horribly rainy day when we lost to Arsenal.
What made 2014 sweeter for me was the memory of Gerrard's huddle.
I cannot for the life of me understand why people who've followed this group of players are ready to throw the towel in already. Even if we lose on Sunday this isn't over.
Life following Manchester City has always been a roller coaster. Now we're a top club and the stakes are higher and the ride is faster it should be more enjoyable, surely.
Big players; big fixtures; high stakes; being In the spotlight - never a dull moment: that is what it's all about, people.
I cannot understand why so many of our supporters simply don't really seem to enjoy this remarkable journey we're on as City fans.
However this season ends, I know it's going to be another remarkable and memorable one. I think much of our support forget too easily how unbelievably lucky we are.
mancity2012_eamo said:gordondaviesmoustache said:I love the vicissitudes of the football season. If it was all plain sailing it would be boring.
What made 2012 sweeter for me was the memory of that horribly rainy day when we lost to Arsenal.
What made 2014 sweeter for me was the memory of Gerrard's huddle.
I cannot for the life of me understand why people who've followed this group of players are ready to throw the towel in already. Even if we lose on Sunday this isn't over.
Life following Manchester City has always been a roller coaster. Now we're a top club and the stakes are higher and the ride is faster it should be more enjoyable, surely.
Big players; big fixtures; high stakes; being In the spotlight - never a dull moment: that is what it's all about, people.
I cannot understand why so many of our supporters simply don't really seem to enjoy this remarkable journey we're on as City fans.
However this season ends, I know it's going to be another remarkable and memorable one. I think much of our support forget too easily how unbelievably lucky we are.
Exactly this.
And if it turns out we are still on their shoulder after what is normally a sticky period for us, (Jan-Feb) then you may well see what a meltdown is.
I think Jose is due one and I don't think he will enjoy the run in with us on his mind. Cue the so called mind games next week.
gordondaviesmoustache said:I love the vicissitudes of the football season. If it was all plain sailing it would be boring.
What made 2012 sweeter for me was the memory of that horribly rainy day when we lost to Arsenal.
What made 2014 sweeter for me was the memory of Gerrard's huddle.
I cannot for the life of me understand why people who've followed this group of players are ready to throw the towel in already. Even if we lose on Sunday this isn't over.
Life following Manchester City has always been a roller coaster. Now we're a top club and the stakes are higher and the ride is faster it should be more enjoyable, surely.
Big players; big fixtures; high stakes; being In the spotlight - never a dull moment: that is what it's all about, people.
I cannot understand why so many of our supporters simply don't really seem to enjoy this remarkable journey we're on as City fans.
However this season ends, I know it's going to be another remarkable and memorable one. I think much of our support forget too easily how unbelievably lucky we are.
Danamy said:gordondaviesmoustache said:I love the vicissitudes of the football season. If it was all plain sailing it would be boring.
What made 2012 sweeter for me was the memory of that horribly rainy day when we lost to Arsenal.
What made 2014 sweeter for me was the memory of Gerrard's huddle.
I cannot for the life of me understand why people who've followed this group of players are ready to throw the towel in already. Even if we lose on Sunday this isn't over.
Life following Manchester City has always been a roller coaster. Now we're a top club and the stakes are higher and the ride is faster it should be more enjoyable, surely.
Big players; big fixtures; high stakes; being In the spotlight - never a dull moment: that is what it's all about, people.
I cannot understand why so many of our supporters simply don't really seem to enjoy this remarkable journey we're on as City fans.
However this season ends, I know it's going to be another remarkable and memorable one. I think much of our support forget too easily how unbelievably lucky we are.
I think the majority of City fans do see it this way to be honest, mate
I think some people should look in the mirror and see how lucky they are to be watching this club going through such changes and take their glass half empty attitude somewhere else.
blue b4 the moon said:Danamy said:gordondaviesmoustache said:I love the vicissitudes of the football season. If it was all plain sailing it would be boring.
What made 2012 sweeter for me was the memory of that horribly rainy day when we lost to Arsenal.
What made 2014 sweeter for me was the memory of Gerrard's huddle.
I cannot for the life of me understand why people who've followed this group of players are ready to throw the towel in already. Even if we lose on Sunday this isn't over.
Life following Manchester City has always been a roller coaster. Now we're a top club and the stakes are higher and the ride is faster it should be more enjoyable, surely.
Big players; big fixtures; high stakes; being In the spotlight - never a dull moment: that is what it's all about, people.
I cannot understand why so many of our supporters simply don't really seem to enjoy this remarkable journey we're on as City fans.
However this season ends, I know it's going to be another remarkable and memorable one. I think much of our support forget too easily how unbelievably lucky we are.
I think the majority of City fans do see it this way to be honest, mate
I think some people should look in the mirror and see how lucky they are to be watching this club going through such changes and take their glass half empty attitude somewhere else.
Indeed this is what we signed up for in our wildest dreams.
At some stage we'll win the league by early/mid April and when we do great.
The last game knife edge is fantastic, taking away the birth of my son and my marriage (yuk ;0 ) the QPR game and whole day was the best of my life.
The nearest we've been to taking it easy and coasting to a trophy was at 3-1 up with Sunderland. I was never really comfortable with the league game against WHU.
blue b4 the moon said:Indeed this is what we signed up for in our wildest dreams.
At some stage we'll win the league by early/mid April and when we do great.
The last game knife edge is fantastic, taking away the birth of my son and my marriage (yuk ;0 ) the QPR game and whole day was the best of my life.
The nearest we've been to taking it easy and coasting to a trophy was at 3-1 up with Sunderland. I was never really comfortable with the league game against WHU.