IF we win the title against the Rags...

This has been built up that much I have a feeling it will be a big anti climax. We will either not get the required 3 points against Everton or won’t beat the rags.
 
Millwallawayveteran1988 said:
This has been built up that much I have a feeling it will be a big anti climax. We will either not get the required 3 points against Everton or won’t beat the rags.
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Have a feeling this will happen too. I think we'll beat everton but if avoiding defeat stops us winning in the derby then Mourinho will get the draw he needs. If we had a scenario where United had to win that game to stop us then it could make for a great open match though.
 
WesthoughtonJohn said:
No for me.
I'd have preferred not to have been in that position - but the feeling when THAT goal hit the back of the net will NEVER be replicated for me
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I watch the closing moments sometimes and often the excellent video on You Tube with the American Football soundtrack... It always brings tears to my eyes...



Winning the league against the Rags knowing there are a lot of games left would be sweet but not the same...

I've already told my son that if we beat Neverton and can win it v the rags then he can go to the game using my ticket... I've been fortunate to have seen 2 titles won but he hasn't seen one in the flesh.

SWMBO said "he'll get to see more then you going forward" which was a strange thing to hear from a Dipper ;-)
 
Ric said:
Nothing will ever beat the Aguero moment as far as I'm concerned. Obviously winning it against United would be great, but it won't even come close to the QPR gsame for me. Besides, I'm still convinced Everton will throw a spanner in the works.
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I reckon us scoring in injury time to beat them and win the premiership would come close to that feeling :)
 
BlueBas said:
IF we win the title against the rags would that be a better feeling than winning it in the last minute in 2012? There would certainly be plenty of satisfaction winning against the rags and the anti-football PEG likes them to play! But the sheer excitement of Aguerrrrrooooos winner in 2012 would be hard to beat IMHO.
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Nothing comes close to 2012. Nor could it. We'd been in their shadow for far too long and that day, they thought they'd kept us there, 'til Serge slid the dagger into their fucking hearts. Every time I see that goal I try and picture one of their utterly c untish fans (Patrick Kielty, James Nesbitt etc) and imagine the sheer fucking horror on their faces as it dawns on them just what's happened. If you could have written a more brutal, deathly, ghastly, heart-wrenching, murderously savage way for us to win it, well, you couldn't. I remember the guttural roar as we paraded the trophy the next day. It built up from Albert Sq and as it came round past the 1st bend, it was like a fucking tidal wave of years of upset, torment, frustration and utter fucking joy. Never heard a roar like it. It wasn't a cheer. It was a full on fucking roar. I looked around and it was twenty deep with blokes. A few kids, couple of women and the odd family. But, by and large, just grown men. This was our moment. The lads who'd followed them through thin and fucking thinner.
 
It'll be a dream moment but it's an obvious concern that some idiots will run on and get in the faces of United's players and/or run towards the away end like Wigan did after the cup game. We'll look like proper hypocrites.

The scrotes just won't be able to help themselves and it will take the headlines over any success we might have.
 
Bluemanc100 said:
I watch the closing moments sometimes and often the excellent video on You Tube with the American Football soundtrack... It always brings tears to my eyes...



Winning the league against the Rags knowing there are a lot of games left would be sweet but not the same...

I've already told my son that if we beat Neverton and can win it v the rags then he can go to the game using my ticket... I've been fortunate to have seen 2 titles won but he hasn't seen one in the flesh.

SWMBO said "he'll get to see more then you going forward" which was a strange thing to hear from a Dipper ;-)
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Need my office cleaning, got loads of dust in my eyes again ffs..
 
Swansea will give United a game first.

Kill two birds with one stone. Win at Everton and United would then actually have to come and try to win against us, just to keep the heat off them for top four again.

Also sandwiched between Champions League ties, so if they do get through against Sevilla, they get Barca away just after us, that will ensure a scratch team.

That I would like to see.

Would rather humiliate them 6-0.
 
johnnytapia said:
Nothing comes close to 2012. Nor could it. We'd been in their shadow for far too long and that day, they thought they'd kept us there, 'til Serge slid the dagger into their fucking hearts. Every time I see that goal I try and picture one of their utterly c untish fans (Patrick Kielty, James Nesbitt etc) and imagine the sheer fucking horror on their faces as it dawns on them just what's happened. If you could have written a more brutal, deathly, ghastly, heart-wrenching, murderously savage way for us to win it, well, you couldn't. I remember the guttural roar as we paraded the trophy the next day. It built up from Albert Sq and as it came round past the 1st bend, it was like a fucking tidal wave of years of upset, torment, frustration and utter fucking joy. Never heard a roar like it. It wasn't a cheer. It was a full on fucking roar. I looked around and it was twenty deep with blokes. A few kids, couple of women and the odd family. But, by and large, just grown men. This was our moment. The lads who'd followed them through thin and fucking thinner.
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You've just made it worse ffs!!
 
dickie davies said:
No mate, I felt almost nothing because we'd blown it
2-1 down and I was thinking how am I going to survive the summer
Dzeko scored and I thought what a **** ish thing to do, giving us false hope
Aguero scored and I didn't celebrate as I couldn't take in what had happened
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100% how I felt..... I was more emotional at the Stoke FA Cup Final.... I can only assume I was suffering from temporary shell-shock
 
ManCityX said:
It'll be a dream moment but it's an obvious concern that some idiots will run on and get in the faces of United's players and/or run towards the away end like Wigan did after the cup game. We'll look like proper hypocrites.

The scrotes just won't be able to help themselves and it will take the headlines over any success we might have.
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I would hope that as we enter the stadium, supporters are handed a leaflet that says "any supporter who enters the field of play, before during or after the game, without permission will be subject a banning order"
 
Bluemanc100 said:
100% how I felt..... I was more emotional at the Stoke FA Cup Final.... I can only assume I was suffering from temporary shell-shock
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As was I against Stoke. After so many false dawns I was conditioned into us never winning anything major again
In that video, some bloke was saying 40 odd years since we've won anything
Obviously he missed the cup final the previous season
 
dickie davies said:
I would hope that as we enter the stadium, supporters are handed a leaflet that says "any supporter who enters the field of play, before during or after the game, without permission will be subject a banning order"
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I hope we all pour on in scenes of unbridled joy. With our permission slips in hand.
 
No, the win in 2012 was the greatest ever and we can never top that feeling. It will be great to win it, whether against that lot or not, but never as good as watching Zaba score the first, Dzeko the second and Aguerooooooooo the third on that day.
 
If City win the title against Utd I'm pretty sure Mouriniho I go will keep the Utd players out on the pitch for as long as possible, maybe even giving us a guard of honour off the pitch, so his players fully understand the pain of the moment and why they need to do better.
 
The fact we are going to win it regardless of derby result makes things so sweet. Beating them to win it is an excellent opportunity but will serve as their motivation next season to close the gap. It would not come close to QPR game because essentially losing the derby does not matter. They cannot brag because we will still win the league and just delays the inevitable.
 
No. Anyway, we have two difficult games to win before it becoming possible.
 
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