Blue_Lightsaber
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I feel different and I'm glad to read I'm not alone.
I can't put my finger on it either. I'm a life long fan of 40 years, so I've seen the lows. The treble should be the highest of highs but it just felt like a relief, that we finally got that monkey of our backs.
Is it that, I thought City winning the Champions League was just a pipe dream and, now that we've won it, it feels more like just getting something, we were expected to do, done?
I don't know. Perhaps it would have been better to win the UCL first, get that out of the way, then win a treble and celebrate such an achievement.
However, whichever way you look at it, those that are old enough to remember the sh*t times, have been absolutely spoilt more than any other fan IMHO. We've litterelly seen it all. Who has seen depressing, humbling lows, yet, seen such magnificent highs?
Perhaps that is the issur. We've been pinching ourselves for years, however, the treble confirms we are actually one of - if not thee - best Premier League teams of all time. That journey, many of us have been on for so long, is no over. We're now just an established top European club.
Fan from 13 years ago.. my lows are different from yours but yes.. I'm smiling and relaxed like I was after Agueroooooo.
The best way to describe is opposite of what I felt after 2021 after the CL loss.
That said I still want more.
Pep has tried for 6 seasons to win it by scoring 5 goals a game so the UCL officials don't screw us over. This time we won because of a solid defense that stifled really good offensive teams.
And our defensive core is still young or entering their prime except maybe Walker. We can legitimately try to do the Real Madrid 5 times in a row if Pep and Haaland are up for it.