Most painful goal in a City game

[Zabbasbeard]

Antic.

Followed by:-
Ricky Villa
Hutch (og)

 

[kun]

Havertz in Porto

 

[east2]

Sterling’s disallowed late winner against Tottenham in the Champions League.

This,
Also Richards 74 cup final goal crushed me as a kid

 

[AliBobbyJ]

Ricky bloody Villa.

(edit: looking back further it's possible that Newcastle's killer third goal in the 1955 Final should have set me up age 6 to be prepared for other dismal moments.)

 

[SamTheGuru]

This,
Also Richards 74 cup final goal crushed me as a kid

Over 10 years before my birth. So you must be at least 60?

 

[NJMCFC184]

Marmoush at Bournemouth when at 46 I tried climb on a chair and my ligaments on my knee went , never known pain like it.

 

[SWP's back]

Sterling’s winner against Spurs in the CL. Never known pain from football like that night.

 

[burning blue soul]

Sterling’s winner against Spurs in the CL. Never known pain from football like that night.

Two of my most traumatic goals were inflicted by Spurs.
I'm not a fan of that club.

 

[OldhamBlue94]

Scholes
Crouch
Sterling dissalowed
Owen
Ji for Sunderland
Arteta at emirates.

 

[franksinatra]

Luther Blissett 1989

 

[Eric Hitchmough]

Owen, van Persie free kick, Sterling disallowed goal, and Scholes.

 

[RiversideBlue]

The equalising goals in our 3-3 draws with both Feyernoord this year and Bournemouth in 1989. When we'd won the games and then somehow totally fucked them up

 

[KS55]

So many to choose from, typical City, but nothing ever comes close to Raddi Antic and that twat of the Luton manager running across the pitch.

 

[ercbkippax]

Smalling 17/18 when we could’ve won the league against them is up there

 

[mancityscot]

Owen in the 2009 derby. My 15 year old self cried his eyes out.

 

[mscenterh750]

Watching Paul Dickov score against us for Leicester.

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

Sterling’s winner against Spurs in the CL. Never known pain from football like that night.

I get you, but there has to be a question mark over whether we’d have won the domestic Treble if we’d gone through. Never heard a roar like it at the Etihad. For me, it was louder than for Aguero’s possibly because of where I was sat, plus it was at night. That makes a difference to the acoustics.

 

[Brightwell’s left peg]

Obviously turned out ‘alright’, but I don’t think I’ve ever felt as low as when Jamie Mackie scored in the 66th minute.

 

[JOGAMIGMOG]

Fat Bob’s goal at Wembley making It 2-0 for Gillingham was a kick to the gonads.

 

[SWP's back]

I get you, but there has to be a question mark over whether we’d have won the domestic Treble if we’d gone through. Never heard a roar like it at the Etihad. For me, it was louder than for Aguero’s possibly because of where I was sat, plus it was at night. That makes a difference to the acoustics.

I actually think that was our best ever side. I felt sick when I woke up the next day, I had genuine feelings of loss/mourning.

Foden cheered me up a few days later with that header against them though.