Have City been the love of your life?

The Light Was Yellow Sir said:
I love city in a similar way to how I love my kids. It's completely unconditional, in that I expect nothing in return, and always has been. They might, occasionally, mildly disappoint me but I'm never disappointed for very long. I can never envisage a time when I won't want them in my life, no matter where they've ended up or what they've done. They can make me smile at the oddest of times and make me unreasonably anxious at others. I suppose it's in the DNA. You stick with them, no matter what; you accept their flaws and even notice some of them yourself. But if others point those self same flaws out to you, it's all out attack, in defence of that which you love. City, what a pleasure it's been.
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Beautiful reading that bud.
Had me welling up.
 
Makes me think of bill withers this thread, with a sprinkle of Cheney Hawks...

In fairness, along with the many, many ex partners, they've both taken countless time and money off of me over the years... I wouldn't have it any other way... You only learn to love through adversity imo, city, to me, are the epitome of this..
 
Ended relationships over football, quit jobs over it too and spent way too much money following this club and will continue to do so, so yes, I'd say so.
 
I got married at Maine Road. Now we're divorced. Great party, shit marriage. Dunno what that means.
 
I was here when we was SHIT..... :)

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The perfect mix for me on Sunday was mixing my love for City with my love for my two boys, taking them to their first Wembley final, seeing their faces when we won and how much they love City, that made me very happy
 
BringBackSwales said:
The perfect mix for me on Sunday was mixing my love for City with my love for my two boys, taking them to their first Wembley final, seeing their faces when we won and how much they love City, that made me very happy
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One of the best days of my life was hugging my 19 year old at Wembley when we beat Stoke.

City maybe in a tie with him and Mrs Moon but they've been there longer and things like weddings, hopidays etc are always arranged to not effect going to games.
 
blue b4 the moon said:
One of the best days of my life was hugging my 19 year old at Wembley when we beat Stoke.

City maybe in a tie with him and Mrs Moon but they've been there longer and things like weddings, hopidays etc are always arranged to not effect going to games.
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Met Paul Dickov in Sainsburies in Altrincham and thanked him for giving me the best day in my life at that time, then the kids and Sergio came along, sorry Paul
 
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