who were you hugging whe the goal went in?

[Wheelsy]

Grace Kelly stand?

 

[yankcitizen76]

Went outside and hugged my neighbor. Still looking at me weird.

 

[KansasCITY]

Nobody. :( Such is the life when you are the only City fan in your area.

 

[Kippaxgirl]

My basset hound, Dixie

 

[ciderjohn1]

a girl at work who predicted city would win when we were 2-1 down , i didn't find out the result until just after 5 o' clock.
not the best thing to do in psychiatric hospital ;-)

You didn't know until after 5pm??????

big fail on my behalf !!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Alwaysbeablue]

My 8 year old son .....he's a lucky bugger, 40 odd years I waited for it !!!

 

[Chris Mac]

At 1-2 at about 88 mins I said to my mate, "I can't handle this" and nipped off out to the bog and had a crafty cig at the top of the spiral of the CB stand. I happened to look down to the memorial garden to see a couple sat there, heads bowed, looking defeated, I really felt for them. Was on the way back to my seat as Dzeko scored. I got back into the stand but by then couldn't get to my seat, there were about 40 fans milling around on the steps leading down to my row so I just stood with them. When Aguero netted, the place erupted, I hugged and danced with everyone around me, blokes, women, kids, I and they didn't care !Never seen anything like it, from the depths of despair to manic euphoria in seconds.
I eventually made it back to my seat in row A and proceeded to hug everyone around me, all along the row and the 2 rows behind. All great people who sit in that area, tears aplenty. What a day.

 

[Skashion]

real fans will rip a kidney out but blubbing will be out of fashion

Nonsense, the trend is towards the outpouring of bodily fluids as already identified. Take your pick as to which one. <a class="postlink" href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Body_fluid" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Body_fluid</a>

 

[binzy m.cf.c]

I jumped into the Executive Box behind me in Family Stand and did a group hug with Savic,Rekik & Suarez...... should of gone inside and nicked a bottle of Champers whilst i was at it...!!!

 

[malg]

Not so much about hugging, but what's all this business about people crying.

Pretty much everything I read, watched and heard about on the the match after the game, there was always a City fan going on about how he cried as if it's a 'biggest blue' contest. Even when I went on the internet to chill out to a bit of tunnel cam, the players were fucking at it as well.

I think it's the in-thing now, though, and I'm just behind the times with my 1990s style 'jumping up and down and shouting yeah' celebration but even at the parade, I walked past a super-fan in front of a camera telling this journalist about how he's never cried so much in my life. I felt like whipping out my seasoncard and saying to him, 'platinum motherfucker'.

But yeah, call me old-fashioned, but this crying as a means of expressing your happiness will be on the way out soon I reckon, just like Enron, just like Gandhi. I suppose the question is, 'what's next?', 'how will people celebrate in 5 years time?'. Maybe fainting will be back in fashion, or perhaps the biggest fan will jump off a cliff, the ultimate sacrifice. Who knows eh?

Well said that man.