TrueWe all know, deep down, what the moment will be.
Champions League final, 0-2 down to Bayern after 30 mins, we make a spectacular come back.(Torres 64, Sterling 79). It is 2-2 at 90 mins....KdB floats one of his beautiful crosses bending to the far post, the defence all miss it and there is a blue shirt unmarked, SHOOT! we cry in unison, but FFS, for it is he, shanks it into the side netting. There are still 3 mins of added time.........
And Sane scores an own goal to complete his hat trick in the final 30 seconds of the three minutes.We all know, deep down, what the moment will be.
Champions League final, 0-2 down to Bayern after 30 mins, we make a spectacular come back.(Torres 64, Sterling 79). It is 2-2 at 90 mins....KdB floats one of his beautiful crosses bending to the far post, the defence all miss it and there is a blue shirt unmarked, SHOOT! we cry in unison, but FFS, for it is he, shanks it into the side netting. There are still 3 mins of added time.........
but goes to VAR and is ruled outAnd Sane scores an own goal to complete his hat trick in the final 30 seconds of the three minutes.
I've just had a 'like' for this post from twenty fucking twelve (2012).I know exactly how you felt 'cos i was the same.
I would say in that moment, typical City reared it's head and almost wiped me out. The despair on 90 minutes was unbearable and i don't mind admitting that i cracked. No tears, but lots of anger and disillusionment swirling inside my head. The game was gone, it was all over. Typical fuckin City.
Then WALLOP! Super Mario and Sergio bamboozled 'typical City' before smashing it out of ground with a one-two Ali would be proud of.
Like a lot of Blues were at one point, 'typical City' is now sitting in a heap wondering what the fuck happened there? Let's hope it never gets up again.
I was in there a couple of hours before kick off and stayed til I decided to dance up and down London Rd. Brutal.Love this video from the Waldorf. We went in there about 9pm after visiting various other hostelries on the way back from the stadium. It was like a war zone. I met a mate just outside the door and he was lying on the floor with his back to the pub wall but still just able to talk. But the pub had literally been drunk dry and was just selling soft drinks. No beer left, no wine, all the spirits optics empty. Never seen anything like it. The people left in there were shellshocked by what had happened.
I was in there a couple of hours before kick off and stayed til I decided to dance up and down London Rd. Brutal.
No matter which football club you support you will never ever experience the dark, dark depression of entering the last 2 minutes of the QPR game 2.1 down and then the incredible high of scoring the winner in the 93rd minute to beat our city rivals to the title. Totally surreal, unbelievable and never to be repeated. But then again I thought that about Gillingham.Love this video from the Waldorf. We went in there about 9pm after visiting various other hostelries on the way back from the stadium. It was like a war zone. I met a mate just outside the door and he was lying on the floor with his back to the pub wall but still just able to talk. But the pub had literally been drunk dry and was just selling soft drinks. No beer left, no wine, all the spirits optics empty. Never seen anything like it. The people left in there were shellshocked by what had happened.