Favourite Zabaleta Moment?

[blue b4 the moon]

All the above as well as all the blood what summed him up was a game in the cup v Leeds at home, we were 2/3-0 up at the time (the game was over really) and a throw-in was given to Leeds rather than us. Step forward Zaba fuming at the linesman, bounced the ball about 30 foot in the air and did that hand wave that S Americans do.....resulted in a booking but his commitment and passion are unrivalled in our modern era.

Me & Zaba in Abu when he was a bit player. I'm kissing the badge not wiping my nose :)

 

[eversince 76]

One of a very few players not acting when kissing on the badge.

Prime example for what you can reach with the right attitude.

 

[Gabriel]

Any time he's angry and made this gesture to anyone,but especially to a referee. It's very much a Zabaleta thing.

 

[feedmpenzaandhewillscore]

Derby at Old Trafford in 2013 when Sergio scored that cracker at the score board end, Ashley Young put a pretty heavy challenge in on our Pablo and he gets up and turns round to him and says 'do that again I f*ckin dare you!'. Im sure I remember Zaba leaving one on the diving raggy bar steward and put him out for the rest of the season.

 

[Eccles Blue]

His goal in the 93.20, if he hadn't scored that goal before half time ........... his celebrations................ his bandaged head. So many times he bled that Blue blood for us.

I am buying shares in Kleenex because I get emotional every time I think of that very, very, very dedicated City player leaving us. :-(

 

[bluemc1]

Lucky enough to have been at cup game v Stoke and Roma away
So both those

 

[isab23502]

Was at Manchester airport last Sunday and saw Zaba again (second time we have seen him getting on a flight around 5 pm from terminal 3, dunno where he goes). Got a photo of him with my daughter. She was well impressed how pleasant and friendly he was. Led me to have a look back at some of the YouTube footage of all the great stuff he has done for City over the years. Superb.

 

[Prestwich_Blue]

For me it was in 2014, seeing his reaction at the final whistle after the 3-2 win at Goodison that took us back to the top on goal difference and put the title back in our own hands.

 

[Pokes28]

I loved being able to watch him come into the club snagging a few minutes here and there and develop into one of the best RBs in the world. Time catches up to us all.

 

[asahartford1]

Last season at Swansea. We were just behind the lady when he came over and gave her his shirt. I am starting to get something in my eye just thinking about that moment.
He is my idea of a true legend.