Who's that guy?

[Feed-The-Goat]

Tyler.

 

[Stirling1978]

I know its a bit picky, but it annoys me everytime i see the crowd run on the pitch at the final whistle. I would have loved to see the celebration from the players on the pitch and them not to run off to escape the masses. Anyone else feel like that?

I'm with you on this.

Was watching the dvd again last night, and when it shows all the player huddling and celebrating, they all then stop and run off the pitch.

Would have likeds to have seen all their celebration properly which will have happened in the dressing room now.

 

[Shaelumstash]

I know its a bit picky, but it annoys me everytime i see the crowd run on the pitch at the final whistle. I would have loved to see the celebration from the players on the pitch and them not to run off to escape the masses. Anyone else feel like that?

I feel the exact opposite. Were you there on the day? The emotion and sheer disbelief and joy was captured perfectly by the people running on the pitch to celebrate.

If you would have preferred people to stay politely in their seat and applaud in an orderly manner to a choreographed Barclay's corporately stage managed celebration to the theme tune of "We Are The Champions" by Queen, I don't think you realise the emotion most people felt when the final whistle went.

 

[BlueHalli]

I know its a bit picky, but it annoys me everytime i see the crowd run on the pitch at the final whistle. I would have loved to see the celebration from the players on the pitch and them not to run off to escape the masses. Anyone else feel like that?

I feel the exact opposite. Were you there on the day? The emotion and sheer disbelief and joy was captured perfectly by the people running on the pitch to celebrate.

If you would have preferred people to stay politely in their seat and applaud in an orderly manner to a choreographed Barclay's corporately stage managed celebration to the theme tune of "We Are The Champions" by Queen, I don't think you realise the emotion most people felt when the final whistle went.

They proberbly wasnt there, or in the 3rd tier with their sandwiches and flasks of tea.

FFS we see them celibrate enough when they lifted the trophy !! How much hugging do they want to see a bunch of guys do??

 

[The Silver Surfer]

Who's the guy from the back room staff who does it as well?

Then there's then oldish guy, the kid and the black guy. Don't know any of them.

The fat guy on his knees. Don't know him.

The guy trying to smash his scarf up. Don't know him.

The girl waving her tears away. Don't know her either.

 

[BoyBlue_1985]

Like i said he come on here maybe he will let you know what he said

 

[IBlue]

I know its a bit picky, but it annoys me everytime i see the crowd run on the pitch at the final whistle. I would have loved to see the celebration from the players on the pitch and them not to run off to escape the masses. Anyone else feel like that?

I feel the exact opposite. Were you there on the day? The emotion and sheer disbelief and joy was captured perfectly by the people running on the pitch to celebrate.

If you would have preferred people to stay politely in their seat and applaud in an orderly manner to a choreographed Barclay's corporately stage managed celebration to the theme tune of "We Are The Champions" by Queen, I don't think you realise the emotion most people felt when the final whistle went.

They proberbly wasnt there, or in the 3rd tier with their sandwiches and flasks of tea.

FFS we see them celibrate enough when they lifted the trophy !! How much hugging do they want to see a bunch of guys do??

Was there 2nd tier, each to there own, and i can understand in a way the emotion of that day, but i and many others would rather have watched the team celebrate than some clown running around with a flare or some numpty shouting down the lens of a camera whilst masking the sheer joy of Richards, Zabba, Milner Tevez etc embracing Aguero at the final whistle

 

[Prestwich_Blue]

The black guy is funny as you can see him barge his way through to stick his face in the camera, whereas everyone else is trying to get to the players.

There's one shot early in the pitch invasion where a guy wearing a white tee-shirt or jacket slides into the players like a De Jong tackle. Could have broken someone's leg.

The pitch invasion was awesome. It just summed up the emotion and what it meant to us. The dickheads who went on after Edin scored on the other hand want shooting. Seconds left and some plonkers are wasting time.

 

[silvaisgoldno1]

Who's the guy from the back room staff who does it as well?

Then there's then oldish guy, the kid and the black guy. Don't know any of them.

The fat guy on his knees. Don't know him.

The guy trying to smash his scarf up. Don't know him.

The girl waving her tears away. Don't know her either.

I would like to get to know the girl wiping away the tears very much!

 

[Shaelumstash]

I feel the exact opposite. Were you there on the day? The emotion and sheer disbelief and joy was captured perfectly by the people running on the pitch to celebrate.

If you would have preferred people to stay politely in their seat and applaud in an orderly manner to a choreographed Barclay's corporately stage managed celebration to the theme tune of "We Are The Champions" by Queen, I don't think you realise the emotion most people felt when the final whistle went.

They proberbly wasnt there, or in the 3rd tier with their sandwiches and flasks of tea.

FFS we see them celibrate enough when they lifted the trophy !! How much hugging do they want to see a bunch of guys do??

Was there 2nd tier, each to there own, and i can understand in a way the emotion of that day, but i and many others would rather have watched the team celebrate than some clown running around with a flare or some numpty shouting down the lens of a camera whilst masking the sheer joy of Richards, Zabba, Milner Tevez etc embracing Aguero at the final whistle

I think the players natural celebrations when Aguero scored the winner were an honest and spontaneous celebration of winning the league. I think we got the best of both worlds with the crowd running on, it was like 44 years of hurt for those fans thrown away in a single moment.

Also the players had to go off anyway to put the Champions 12 shirts on, the stage to be brought out, and the Legends of 68 to lead them out and standing in a guard of honour. I thought the whole thing from the moment Kun scored to the moment I left the stadium was absolutely perfect, and I wouldn't change a single thing about it. Beautiful.