No! City win the title and I left at 1-2!

[davymcfc]

At 2-1 it was one of the worst moments I have had being a city fan. The south stand don't sit down but I along with most people collapsed in to my chair when the second went in. In truth I didn't see anyone leave early.

 

[Blue Smarties]

The bloke next to me left around the 80th, his son must have been around 12 - 14; dragged him out to. Gutted for his son!

I remember when Dzeko scored shouting something along the lines of hurting me too much in the past, thinking back we had to win it like that for our first time didn't we?

 

[pride in battle]

To be honest I was in total shock the whole of the second half, never thought for one minute to leave, it felt as if I was rooted to where I was and I had to endure the worst fate imaginable....the Sunderland game never even crossed my mind, I knew if we didn't win we would have blown it...then up popped......Aguerooooooooooo

 

[Didsbury Dave]

There must be blues out there who left before both dickovs and sergio's miracle

 

[feedmpenzaandhewillscore]

There must be blues out there who left before both dickovs and sergio's miracle

Was on Wembley way walking towards the tube when dickov's goal went in, someone had a wireless on them and said it was 2-2 then the mad scramble of blues happened running to get back in the stadium.

I was tempted to walk before dzeko's goal went in but theres loads of rags that come out of their houses near briscoe lane when any result doesn't go our way at the etihad. I stayed put slumped back in my seat then the footballing miracle happened.

 

[Pastor Kidney]

When Balo missed that header in the 91st minute I left my seat and walked up to the concourse, I didn't leave the stadium though, just hung around there for the fun to begin.

 

[Anonymous]

Said it on here before, but young Master Bow was very upset on the day but I said to him it didn't matter if we were 4-1 down at 90 mins, we'd still win. He thought I was mad.

 

[Bluemanc100]

I didn't leave, but from when QPR scored their second all that was going though my head was "how am I going to survive the summer with those rag twats taking the piss"

That's exactly how I felt, I was in a state of shock and even after the whistle I couldn't believe it, totally numb

I was more emotional at Wembley in 2011............. but that's because we had time to realise the enormity of the situation.

When Sergio scored it was more like a dream

 

[nice neil]

I had my head on the rail that runs around the front of the second tier. The one thought I remember in my head, more than any other was "oh shit ! Work tomorrow ! After this" . But never for one second did I consider leaving before the end.

 

[Manx Blue]

I was ready to leave....I wanted to go in order to beat the rats spilling out from every local hostelry taking the piss on the way back into town.

For whatever reason, even though from 80 odd minutes on, I kept on saying "I'll give it two minutes then make a move"...I looked up at 90, and thought "in for a penny, In for a pound"

Best decision of my life.