How would you describe your relationship with City?

Like that one ex-girlfriend I wish I'd treated better. The one who was beautiful, funny and loved me unconditionally. But now she's so far away from me.
 
Like a crazy roller coaster ride. Moments of ecstasy followed by an immediate plunge into the dark abyss, but blue sky beckons just at the corner. Wouldn't trade it for any other rides.
 
One of the great loves of my life, but one that is unrecpricated. Being an American City fan is kind of like having an affair with a exotic foreign married woman. You see your love at odd hours on the computer screen. And you travel to other cities for summer rendezvous. The local FC supporters want you to just settle for the local girl but your having none of it.
 
I'm in severe danger of falling out of love. We've had some great times over the years but they've got ideas above their station now they've come into money and seem to be desperate to leave behind the working class lad they married.
perfectly put
 
Like one of my kids. No matter what they do, I still love them to the core.

Why do you only feel like that about one of your kids, what did the others do wrong?

I feel as though my lifelong friend doesn’t really need me anymore

The last time I felt needed by them was Div 2, hadn't been a regular attender for years until then but went all over that season (not York mind) because I felt needed. Fortunately and sadly they are never likely to need me again, so I'm quite happy to keep a watching brief and am content with the knowledge I was there went it counted.

For me 93..20 was the absolute height of everything, nothing will ever touch that, nothing could possibly get close, I'm still not over it and I'll always love them.
 
Still going strong after 40 years,a few hiccups here and there, more indigestion than hiccups tell you the truth.
 
I was totally in love with her for over 30 years - she was so unpredictable, then went really down and dirty which I really enjoyed and would literally follow her anywhere.

Suddenly she inherited money and whilst she developed some class, as time went on, I couldn't help feeling I wasn't as appreciated as much any more.

I still love her and I still enjoy watching her perform via illicit means.
 
Same old City, still love going to the games, up one week down the next, wouldn't change a thing, that's why most of us STILL love the club.
 
This year is just like one of those days/weeks early on in marriage where at first you worried yourself silly that it spelled future misery and personal failure, but as you've matured you realise that:
a) it's pretty common for most people
and
b) it's a temporary state of affeirs that with a little effort will soon work out.
 

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