It hasn't sunk in yet

Wow just got back home! I'm Struggling to process what we have done this season and tonight. Huge thank you to the players,Pep, coaches, owners and staff for what will be a year I will take with me to the beyond.

So pleased for all the blues who were lucky enough to get over…
 
Gorton_Tubster said:
it was 1968 for myself. Born into City good times. 1981 was the end of an era. Pulis, Pleat are blots on my memory. I didnt know Dickov would become my future City hero. God willed it all, and we deserved it all.

Not really Here!
Best team in the land and all the world!
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'68 for me too. I suppose I could be classed as a gloryhunter then. At 8 years old.
Then came the fallow years.

Then Dickov; Royle, Keegan, through Sheikh Mansour and Mancini, Pelligrini and the pinnacle of Pep.

The mountain has been climbed.

As you say: Best team in the land and the world.

Un - fucking - believable....
 
Weird, very mixed emotions, no nerves at all watching the game (unlike sat v the rags when I cried as we won) it just felt like it was our time, Thinking about my grandad who first went to Hyde Road in 1906 & my dad who took me to my first game in 1968, I hardly missed a game in the 80s & 90s but now life has got in the way & I have to look after my elderly mum so I dont get to many games, also brothers (lifelong blue) got cancer,
Quite sad But very happy at the same time? weird.
 
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It’s sunk in that I’m in the doghouse with mrs warrior!

She’s just come downstairs to find me and my cousins who was supposed to be going home at midnight completely wrecked had no sleep severely pissed up with evidence of devils dust.

I haven’t mentioned we’re going right through today too wish me luck :)
 
Just rocking up to Sunny Beach in Bulgaria. Had about an hour’s sleep in the last 24 hrs. Breakfast and bed then I’ll try and take it all in what we’ve just achieved.
 
My dad died of cancer back in 2012. He held on long enough to be there for 93:20.

Now my mum's had a terminal diagnosis and as she's begun to deteriorate, all she's talked about is us winning the Champion's League before she goes.

Thank you, City, Pep and the players. You'll probably never know just how much these last few years have meant to some of us.
 
Something changed last night, i'm still in the camp that the PL is always the first priority but that win has put us historically on a different level. Just remember the comments.

You will never win the league. Done
You will never retain the title. Done
You will never win the double. Done
You will never win 3 consecutive titles. Done
You will never win the CL. Done
You will never win the Treble. Done.

And not only have we done this but we have also the Centurions and the Domestic quad seasons.

Drink it in boys.
 
Roy Munson said:
My dad died of cancer back in 2012. He held on long enough to be there for 93:20.

Now my mum's had a terminal diagnosis and as she's begun to deteriorate, all she's talked about is us winning the Champion's League before she goes.

Thank you, City, Pep and the players. You'll probably never know just how much these last few years have meant to some of us.
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Too right mate.

All the best.
 
Roy Munson said:
My dad died of cancer back in 2012. He held on long enough to be there for 93:20.

Now my mum's had a terminal diagnosis and as she's begun to deteriorate, all she's talked about is us winning the Champion's League before she goes.

Thank you, City, Pep and the players. You'll probably never know just how much these last few years have meant to some of us.
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You’ll set me off again! This is exactly what it means to people. Good luck blue, enjoy those precious moments!
 
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