were_not_really_here
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Great day out, sh*t result & performance. City fans were brilliant! Saints fans only woke up in the last 2 minutes with their Peter Kay song.
baddddad said:Bilboblue said:Bullshit, we didn't boo anybody.
This - nobody got booed.
SS117 said:Just got in.
What was the score?
Bilboblue said:Franny Lee's Barrel Chest said:Squadmissile said:I haven't seen a thread on it but if it exists, mods please merge but our fans were absolutely fantastic today.
After the collective feeling of "well the seasons over" after Barrys cock up everyone got off their arses and sang "we never win at home" continuously for probably 20 minutes straight. It was absolutely ace and I can't remember any of the last 30 minutes of the game due to singing my throat sore for ages. Albeit it probably wasn't much to watch but that's besides the point, if we had scored another though i reckon the fans would have gone ballistic.
Once again, fucking fantastic blues, a well welcome return to the defeatism mixed with pride from yesteryear, completely out singing the Southampton fans.
Certain players getting booed from what I was told by someone there. That's not fantastic at all. Unless it's Nasri they're booeing, in which case it is.
Bullshit, we didn't boo anybody.
just fk off with your hearsay defeatism.
Yes we'll get more kudos doing that than with the arrogant Championez chant.kenzie115 said:Reminded me of Anfield a couple of years ago when we lost 3-0 just before the semi-final against United, we were getting battered but just sang non-stop for the whole 2nd half.
Today, the first half was poor mainly because most of us couldn't believe what we were seeing but after the third went in we knew the league was gone so just got on with enjoying the day. Was finding it difficult to keep singing at times because I was smiling and laughing at our ability to laugh at ourselves, it's something that sets us apart from United, and I'm glad that even though we're now considered a top team that we're not becoming like them.