They were brilliant.Haha - Love that! those 2 black lads are pretty funny
They were brilliant.Haha - Love that! those 2 black lads are pretty funny
Anyone who possesses the conspicuously poor judgement to question our players’ resolve and mental fortitude isn’t worth a wank.Yes 3 out of our 5 recent league wins were down to astonishingly small margins.
Peps teams have enormous cohones.
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.Yes 3 out of our 5 recent league wins were down to astonishingly small margins.
Peps teams have enormous cohones.
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: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.
Neville: There should be another minute at least!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.
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.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.
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.
Brilliant isn’t it?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.