Those three goals…

Still don't know how Bernardo got over there so quickly to celebrate with them.
 
1961_vintage said:
I love this. The pain of those two wankers Neville and Tyler, especially when Watkins had the chance to make it 2-0. "It would have counted". Fuck-off back to the 90's you pair of anachronistic tossers.
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Must be said Nevilles hatred of scousers is legendary, doubt he'd have wanted them to win the league.
 
KS55 said:
Gundog ghosting in at far post a la Martin Peters.
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Now that's a comparison that never occurred to me before! Yes, now I see MP knocking it in at Wembley in '66. Similar players, too.
 
It was weird actually being at the game, the similarities to the QPR game were acute. Playing poorly, letting two soft goals in and looking like we'd never score, to a dramatic turnaround in just over five minutes. Once Gundo scored the first the whole place and team visibly lifted and Villa started to wilt. Once the second hit the back of the net it was bedlam and I think everyone knew we'd win it from there. One thing I noticed on watching it back is either just after we'd equalised, or scored the third, Zinchenko almost went from hero to zero in a minute as he mishit a back pass that was nearly intercepted.

Although these sort of games are great when you actually win them for once I'd love us to go 4-0 up in 20 minutes and spend the rest of the game celebrating.
 
I think the big difference is that I just knew the second and third were coming after we got one, and I hadn't given up all hope, but they just came so quickly. Where even when Dzeko headed it in I thought it was too late. So the three were just sheer pleasure where Aguero was just relief. I don't know if that makes sense.
 
Kinkys Left Foot said:
Yes 3 out of our 5 recent league wins were down to astonishingly small margins.
Peps teams have enormous cohones.
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Bobby’s 2012 team and Pellegrini’s 2014 team also had massive mental strength. I like to think it’s something in City’s DNA, a kind of fortitude in the face of real pressure that stems from years and years of dealing with real adversity.

Something the mentally meek serial failure scousers clearly don’t have.
 
gordondaviesmoustache said:
Reckon I’ve relived those more in my head these last few weeks than I did Sergio’s goal in the summer of 2012. And that was on high repeat!


It’s definitely up there with pretty much anything I’ve experienced watching City.


The stadium was alive. The noise for the third was incredible. The way the momentum in the game just switched. That cross from Raheem! What a thing to experience. Went for a drink afterwards with @Rammy Blue but I was completely shot. Mentally exhausted. Had to go home early.

An amazing day.
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I love this video of them with Arabic commentary. There’s no filter on the crowd noise with it and you really feel the atmosphere of what it was like in the ground in those five minutes coming across:



The Arabic commentators can get a bit tiresome when watching a full 90 minutes as they don’t ever seem to stop shouting for all 5,400 seconds of play. But it really works for these 5 minutes and sounds really passionate.
 
1961_vintage said:
I love this. The pain of those two wankers Neville and Tyler, especially when Watkins had the chance to make it 2-0. "It would have counted". Fuck-off back to the 90's you pair of anachronistic tossers.
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Neville: There should be another minute at least!

Which translates as: I hope Villa can bag another goal, just one, from anywhere!

Rag Bastard! And there's no doubt that Tyler increases the decibels when we concede to compared to us scoring! He's another shitehawk who needs to be put out to grass, providing yer could find a blade or two in the Great Australian Desert!
 
Dodgy Gangster said:
Bobby’s 2012 team and Pellegrini’s 2014 team also had massive mental strength. I like to think it’s something in City’s DNA, a kind of fortitude in the face of real pressure that stems from years and years of dealing with real adversity.

Something the mentally meek serial failure scousers clearly don’t have.
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They feed off the mental strength on the terraces. When teams sink down the divisions mental strength is the only thing that keeps you passing through the turnstiles.
 
Psychedelic Casual said:
I love this video of them with Arabic commentary. There’s no filter on the crowd noise with it and you really feel the atmosphere of what it was like in the ground in those five minutes coming across:



The Arabic commentators can get a bit tiresome when watching a full 90 minutes as they don’t ever seem to stop shouting for all 5,400 seconds of play. But it really works for these 5 minutes and sounds really passionate.
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Compare that commentary to the miserable offering by Tyler. He's clearly delighted when we score when Tyler only turns up the volume when we concede.
 
Dave Ewing's Back 'eader said:
Compare that commentary to the miserable offering by Tyler. He's clearly delighted when we score when Tyler only turns up the volume when we concede.
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Brilliant isn’t it?

To be fair, the Arabic commentators aren’t far off being like that for a 0-0 between Everton and Southampton haha.

I’ve watched a few Prem games with Portuguese comms and it sounds like they’ve got a bottle of wine and a few cigars out and are sat back watching it. There can be two minutes go by sometimes and nobody’s said anything, laidback isn’t the word and the total opposite to the Arabic comms.

But even then, Tyler doesn’t get excited for our goals.
 
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