GOOSEBUMPS .....Probably posted 100 times....dont care :)

[Daz_Blue]

<a class="postlink" href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_84PP23pDl4" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_84PP23pDl4</a>

 

[foetus]

Will never get old!


David Harrell

 

[Bruun]

This is the feeling i expect tomorrow!

 

[Dunne's own goal]

Perfect.

 

[jaiden]

best day of my life. brings a tear to my eye that ! i was at rock bottom after lescott fucked up and let djibril cissé through on goal . then when sergio scored that ! wow ! almost 2 years ago now !

 

[Blue Note]

Don't think we will see a pitch invasion like that again.

 

[cinnamon blue]

never ever get fed up of watching that awesome

 

[Puppet Master Silva]

best day of my life. brings a tear to my eye that ! i was at rock bottom after lescott fucked up and let djibril cissé through on goal . then when sergio scored that ! wow ! almost 2 years ago now !

The worst I'd ever felt at a football match was when Silva (I think) went up to take something like the 20th corner and I was just staring despondently at the QPR fans. Just thinking to myself how the fuck have we messed this one up? Even after Edin nodded it in I was still pissed off but there was hope at this point. It was all worth it in the end though.

 

[southstander93]

The goal that made all those years of suffering worthwhile. Even if we win 10 more league titles and 5 Champions Leagues, nothing will ever compare to how we felt when that goal went in. Loyalty rewarded.

 

[Kippaxgirl]

I still worry about that guy who turns away and seems to hitting his scarf. When he turns back to the camera, his expression scared the shit out of me!

 

[paulchapo]

The most surreal,awful,brilliant feeling and day i have EVER had watching City and i have seen a few!

The feeling of utter joy and disbelief when that goal hit the back of the net was utter joy,pure, pure joy.That gutteral scream that erupted from nearly forty six thousand throats was 44 years of hurt being released,it was like an exorcism.Mark Hughes said he had never heard a noise like it in all his time in football and neither had I.

Nothing will ever match that moment and i was privilaged to be there.

 

[fatwah_bloke]

my little girl was holding my hand because she knew how devastated I was going to be.

the dad is supposed to console the 11 year old not the other way round.

and then Edin...

and then .....................

 

[DalbeyINUK]

I remember being in my living room when the goal went in screaming like a mad man scaring my little kids(what's wrong with daddy?) and then trying to throw my wife over my shoulder and run around the room. She was less then pleased with that!

 

[mcmanus]

The goal that made all those years of suffering worthwhile. Even if we win 10 more league titles and 5 Champions Leagues, nothing will ever compare to how we felt when that goal went in. Loyalty rewarded.

Yup.

 

[meldrew]

Cheers mate in tears watching that.

Can't believe where we are now, Barca tonight.

This is how it feels to be City!

 

[GaudinosWheels]

Superb.

Never, ever gets old.

Fantastic video that truly captures that special something.

 

[david whites spike]

Stood in Mary ds you could hear a pin drop literally......then EDIN.....FUCKIN TYPICAL.......then AGUEROOOOOOOO.......honestly thought the pub was gonna collapse because of some sort of massive earthquake type celebration......everything a blur due to flying lager!!!! Won't ever be topped.

 

[david whites spike]

Would like to share this so here goes.
On that day apparently my 60 year dad was dancing about like a little schoolboy in his front room.he was your typical fanatical 'bitter' blue.
3 months later he was diagnosed with cancer (didn't get him down)
Cut a long story short he sadly passed away the night before utd beat villa to clinch the title.so statistically city were still champions but we didn't go ahead in playing Queen at his funeral as he requested!!!!!!
After all those years I am so glad he got to see what he saw and I will be thinking of him and raising a drink to him tonight.
I think he geniunely died a happy man :-)

 

[Pigeonho]

Other than the obvious, from a personal point of view this day has produced some unexpected side effects. A United fan I know, (and i'm sure there are thousands more you all know too), has become thee most bitter person maybe on the entire planet. He's a match-going red, used to talk sense and could generally get a discussion going about football with him. Not anymore though. Now he's bitter beyond belief and comes out with 99% talk of City, 'emptyhad', goes on and on almost obsessively about our attendances and compares us to clubs who get more, like Newcastle, then slams any thought of us being a big club. His usual tag line is 'the gift that keeps on giving'. This fucker posted a picture of himself though a few years ago holding a 'Fergie out' banner because of his, (Fergie's), supposed support of the Glazers.
That day of ours genuinely and quite alarmingly changed him forever. He is now a complete fuck wit who I have little time for, his obsession is that strong with us.

 

[Matt the Giant]

I still worry about that guy who turns away and seems to hitting his scarf. When he turns back to the camera, his expression scared the shit out of me!

He looks like a pissed-off serial-killer version of Sheldon Cooper.