Heart-Warming Gesture By Our Club

[BlueInsomniac]

Pure Class From City:

Anti-Bullying Week 2025: Gvardiol and City provide heart-warming surprise for one special young supporter

This week marks Anti-Bullying Week and by way of spotlighting the 2025 campaign, Josko Gvardiol and City helped provide an unforgettable heart-warming surprise for one special young supporter.

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[Ric]

Saw that earlier, and it really got to me. Lovely gesture by the club, but really felt for the lad. Can’t abide bullying.

 

[jimharri]

Let's be honest, there are times when our club doesn't help itself. Witness various issues about sales of tickets in Home sections to fans of opposing clubs, fans being moved to accommodate corporate and hospitality "fans", even running out of chips. But there are other times, like this, when they make you proud to be a blue. That's a lovely gesture by the club, and Josko.

 

[Otamendi's Beard]

Really nice.

 

[Matt Diablo]

Well done City. I was bullied at school. Would love to see them twats now. They are either dead or still living in same shit house they were back then

 

[Stoned Rose]

There are some right cunts knocking about these days.

Cracking work by City.

 

[Man_City_Loyal]

very moving! We've all come across bullying at school, either to ourselves, friends or now as parents our children.

Well done City!

 

[give it to gordon]

Who's cutting onions again ?

 

[Matt Diablo]

There are some right cunts knocking about these days.

Cracking work by City.

They've always been around mate

 

[youngbob]

Feel for this kid.

I was bullied pretty badly during the last couple of years of primary school (20 years ago now, Jesus), by kids who my parents thought were my friends because I never told them anything. It's soul-crushing and confusing. One minute these kids would be my best mates, then the next they'd turn on me as a group. What's that line Sawyer says in Lost, "Kids are like dogs. You kick em around enough, they start to think they did something to deserve it". I couldn't wait to finish sixth year and get to high school, where things were immediately much better. All my bullies went to different schools. It took me a couple of years to fit in and find my tribe, but once I found them I never looked back.