IF we win the title against the Rags...

Stretch said:
I sort of agree with you on that Oaksie, but more because the atmosphere around Manchester after the game will be ecstatic and toxic. Do you honestly think them vile bastards will let us celebrate in town after beating them to win the league ?? NOT A CHANCE!!! I know I won't be venturing into town after it with my daughter.
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If we win the league there will be a lot more City fans on the streets of Manchester than Rags!
 
Impeccable One said:
A few hours after the Aguero moment I was in town walking back to my hotel. A United coach pulled up and dropped off some fans returning from their game. Initially there was just a lot of verbal insults, but just before the door closed a glass bottle was thrown at me, missing my head by centimeters !

I wouldn’t want anyone to be put in a similar position or worse, so whilst I’d love to do it at the derby (I’ll be 4,000 miles away), I fear the worst due to scummy behaviour.
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Remember the FA Cup semi final when we beat them 1-0 and the disgraceful behaviour of those bastard MIBs to men,women and children.You were very lucky IO, not to end up in hospital.First rate wankers.
 
Should we win the league against the rags I can see them leaving early, especially if we are 3/4 goals up against them. I can't see many of them wanting to stay and watch us belting out WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS, NO TIME FOR LOSER'S CAUSE WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS MY FRIENDS, over and over again. there is no way they will be staying for that.
 
tolmie's hairdoo said:
I have to drive back home past Old Trafford.

The plan is to stop outside the Bishops Blaize and toot the horn to the chant of City with all the scarves out the windows.

I've a fast car :)
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i have done that many many times. Never get too old for.
 
Haha. It's turning into the annual Eddie Beef thread.

I've celebrated both of our recent title wins in Manchester and United played the same day. Didn't even see a single one of their fans.

@tolmie's hairdoo Last time we won it a coach load of blues stopped off at Old Trafford and went around singing "Champions" and all of that.
 
worsleyweb said:
i have done that many many times. Never get too old for.
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Nope, then I purposely drive down my long road and stop at each house I know there is red vermin living at and also beep the horn.

A particular great memory of mine was when Yaya scored the second away at Newcastle.

We had a house full and I ran out the front door and screamed 'take it ya bastards'.

I heard the fella across the road squeak over his garden hedge 'shut it you knob'

To which I shouted why he wasn't at United kicking off at home to Swansea in just a few minutes?

When I got back from the Aguero match I went to our shed and let off ten minutes worth of rockets I had bought to mark the occasion.

Had people coming up to me in the school yard the next day, some not so thankful I had woken up their pampered prep-school snowflakes.

Not a fuck was given that day!
 
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Didsbury Dave said:
Haha. It's turning into the annual Eddie Beef thread.

I've celebrated both of our recent title wins in Manchester and United played the same day. Didn't even see a single one of their fans.

@tolmie's hairdoo Last time we won it a coach load of blues stopped off at Old Trafford and went around singing "Champions" and all of that.
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Beautiful scenes.

I've always wanted to kneel outside that shitty forecourt holding a couple of blue flares at night but I don't want it to turn into Black Hawk Down!!!
 
tolmie's hairdoo said:
I have to drive back home past Old Trafford.

The plan is to stop outside the Bishops Blaize and toot the horn to the chant of City with all the scarves out the windows.

I've a fast car :)
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Would be better to go past the aforementioned boozer with blue flare out of the car window.

But not these

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Wonder if we could have a poll asking:

Which is the more important to you

(A) Beating Man U to win league, or

(B) Beating Liverpool to go to CL semi finals
 
Manchester33 said:
If we win the league there will be a lot more City fans on the streets of Manchester than Rags!
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They'll be thousands of City fans, but it won't stop the rats trying to spoil the party and trying to pick off small gangs of blues here n there. I know how these c*nts work.
 
John Oliver said:
Wonder if we could have a poll asking:

Which is the more important to you

(A) Beating Man U to win league, or

(B) Beating Liverpool to go to CL semi finals
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(C) Beating Everton; because (A) can only happen if we set it up by beating Everton and (B) is only a cup quarter final, if we get through there will be much bigger games ahead than a last8 tie... so (C) for me!

But let’s have it right, winning the Premier League is why we buy our SeasonCards and why we go every week. Cups are a bonus and all the CL is is a bit of a money spinner. The league is by far the most important competition.
 
If we do win the league against United, would that mean Spurs have to give Kyle Walker a guard of honour at Wembley?
 
I won't be able to attend the derby as I share a ticket witht he old man - which city center pubs will be the best to watch the derby in as a blue?
 
Just debating if I should come home for this.

Pros - could see City winning the league against United.
Cons - id miss my wedding anniversary, we might not win, it will cost a fortune.

the pros are currently winning.
 
rhetorical question

Would you take losing against the rags and Spurs if it meant we were guaranteed getting past the dippers?
 
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