Were you at City vs. QPR?

Didsbury Dave said:
I presume this is the bit where everyone tries to outdo each other with exagerated anecdotes of how they reacted to the winner.

Can I have a go?

When the ball crossed the line I threw myself on the ground, beating my head repeatedly, screaming "Thank you god" six times. Then, involuntarily, I tore all the arteries directly from my wrist so the blood sprayed all of us red. And I roared "Fuck off you red bastard!" at the blood three times, before great tears poured down my face. I then, in a blur of blood and tears, raced out of the stadium, did a full lap and just got back into my seat for the trophy presentation. At that point I was speaking in tongues and had somehow lost all of my clothes but my socks. I didn't care. That night I left my wife and went to live in Outer Mongolia smoking heroin and watching reruns of the game on an old video recorder. That's how much of a blue I am.
Rag.
 
My reaction to Dzeko's was pretty much, fuck off you've gotta be kidding, I thought it was too late at the time. Before Aguero hit it I was 90% sure he was putting it away, when he did it was just a huge mess with everyone piling on each other, I don't have a clear memory of it at all but know it was amazing and nothing like anything else.
 
This thread seems to have moved to a 'what did you do when Aguero scored? ' topic

But the OP was asking would you like to see your reaction as we can now apparently demand to see this from CCTV footage. If this is true it would be an administrative nightmare as 10s of thousands of requests from fans across the country pour in. Surely this can't be right and there there is some small print to prevent this. Has anyone put the request in? Do we know what the quality of the footage is like ?
 
Nothing we achieve from here on in will top that day,the pure emotion of having got back into the race to be slipping away in the dying minutes,knowing all the Arm chair brigade at work the next day we all had to face,then to score two goals in the last few minutes to snatch it off the scum was just heart attack stuff.im glad Mancini got to stick it up bacon chops before he left our club.his imprint on our future will never be forgotten,he gave us a belief we could achieve anything we wanted and for that il be eternally gratefull
 
I know exactly what I did; I hugged my 8 year old daughter and cried. I had given up hope at 2-1 @ 90 minutes and she said to me 'don't worry Daddy, we've scored twice late in a game before (she meant the Sunderland game), so we can do it again!' and I (silly me) just smiled and thought 'if only'!!

The next 3 1/2 minutes is history and I still get the lump in the back of the throat now!!
 
Yes I was . Unlike some people in the south stand that day I stayed till the end . What a day and one I will cherish for the rest of my life . This is a question I like seeing come up on this forum . This was also big point in are history . It was also a great day for seeing those United fans suffer some misery .
 
And we got to relive it all night long as first we celebrated for a few hours in City square with glorious sunshine, beer and spliced footage of the game highlights and us live at the bars, followed by a continuous loop of those sky highlights and opinions in the city centre pubs.
 

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