This might be the best thread I've ever read on Bluemoon :)
Myself I'm 26 years old and never experienced winning anything with City. I grew up in Norway (only moved to Glasgow 3 years ago) and my dad has supported MCFC since the 60s. I guess from the day I was born I've always supported Man City. Honestly I might need to move to Manchester for the 2010/11 season. I honestly think, by then we'll have a world-class team with a world-class manager, and the best owners in the world! As people have mentioned, even just seeing us playing in the Champions League would make me the happiest man alive.
If we won something I can finally feel the joy my old man must have felt during the 60s and 70s. Supporting a winning side would be a totally new experience for me.
At times when I was very young, I have to admit I sometimes secretly wondered why my crazy old man supported such a rubbish team! As I got older he obviously told me about City's grand past, oh how I'd love to experience a new golden age!
My old man is nearly 60 now and I can't imagine what he'd feel if we won something. He used to get stick all the time from a mate and he was a Stoke fan! There was a time when even bloody Stoke was higher up in the league system than us...
We, of all fans, have been through it all but always stood by our club. If anyone deserves a throphy it's us! I can't even imagine what I'll feel if we could ever manage to win the league... Think I'd just be the proudest man ever.
Myself I'm 26 years old and never experienced winning anything with City. I grew up in Norway (only moved to Glasgow 3 years ago) and my dad has supported MCFC since the 60s. I guess from the day I was born I've always supported Man City. Honestly I might need to move to Manchester for the 2010/11 season. I honestly think, by then we'll have a world-class team with a world-class manager, and the best owners in the world! As people have mentioned, even just seeing us playing in the Champions League would make me the happiest man alive.
If we won something I can finally feel the joy my old man must have felt during the 60s and 70s. Supporting a winning side would be a totally new experience for me.
At times when I was very young, I have to admit I sometimes secretly wondered why my crazy old man supported such a rubbish team! As I got older he obviously told me about City's grand past, oh how I'd love to experience a new golden age!
My old man is nearly 60 now and I can't imagine what he'd feel if we won something. He used to get stick all the time from a mate and he was a Stoke fan! There was a time when even bloody Stoke was higher up in the league system than us...
We, of all fans, have been through it all but always stood by our club. If anyone deserves a throphy it's us! I can't even imagine what I'll feel if we could ever manage to win the league... Think I'd just be the proudest man ever.